Jeremy Becker opened to 40,000 on the button and Robert Gentile flatted in the small blind.
The A♥K♦8♣ flop checked through to the 3♥ turn which saw Gentile lead for 40,000 and Becker called.
On the 8♠ river, Gentile put out a bet of 100,000. Becker took some time before he announced a raise, and Gentile snap-folded as Becker dragged one without showdown.
Level: 19
Blinds: 10,000/15,000
Ante: 15,000
John Misirian had opened to 25,000 from middle position before Thomas Zanot three-bet to 70,000 on his left. The button then put out the cold four-bet to 150,000. Misirian flatted but Zanot let his hand go.
The two went heads-up to an 8♣2♠2♥ flop with a little under 2x pot behind. Misirian check-called a small bet of just 30,000 from the button.
The 4♣ turn checked through to the 4♥ river which saw Misirian lead for 100,000, and his opponent let it go fairly quick.
"Jacks or queens?" his opponent asked.
Misirian had one pip better, tabling K♠K♥. Another player asked the big blind if he had ace-king, and he nodded in confirmation.
It folded to Steven Jones on the button who jammed for his remaining 204,000, and Danny Noam confirmed the count, then confirmed that PokerNews was going to watch the hand, before he put in the call from the big blind.
Steven Jones: Q♥J♣ 
Danny Noam: A♣5♣
"I can't wait to take you out," Noam joked, "Ace in the window!"
No ace would come, but the K♥6♠4♣ flop offered little help to either player. The board ran out 4♠9♠, and Noam's ace-high was best to take out the former WSOP Main Event runner-up, and Noam stacked his newfound chips with a satisfied smile.
Shawn Keller opened to 27,000 under the gun before Henry Huynh jammed from the small blind covering the table.
"I think you have ace-queen," Keller said as he called off his roughly 185,000 stack.
Shawn Keller: 6♥6♣
Henry Huynh: A♠Q♦
Keller had called out Huynh exact hand and he made the right call to find himself in a coinflip situation.
However, the A♥J♦8♣ flop vaulted Huynh into the lead after pairing his ace. Keller could not improve on the 10♦J♣ runout, sending him to the rail as Huynh's stack reaches two million.
Level: 18
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
The players have been sent on their first 15-minute break of the day.
From the 469 who started the day, just 304 players remain.
Play resumes in Level 18 with blinds of 6,000/12,000 and an average stack of 528,000 (44 bb).
Evan Sandberg opened to 20,000 on the button before the big blind three-bet to 62,000, and Sandberg called.
On the 8♠3♠2♠ flop, the big blind continued for 55,000 and Sandberg flatted.
Another barrel was fired on the 7♣ turn for 125,000, and Sandberg called once again.
The big blind took some time before he checked the A♠ river, and Sandberg was content to do the same.
Big Blind: J♦8♦
Evan Sandberg: 3♥3♣
Sandberg flopped a set of threes against the top pair of his opponent, but the fourth spade shut down the action on the river.
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