Peter Turmezey led out for 27,000 in early position after seeing the 10♥2♥5♣ flop, and Cary Katz made the call on the button.
Turmezey then checked the 9♦ turn, and Katz tossed out a bet of 75,000. Turmezey did not take long to make the call.
"Pot control, I like it," said Katz as the K♦ river hit the felt. Both players checked it down, and Turmezey tabled J♠10♠ to take the pot as Katz mucked.
Action was heads up on the completed board showing 8♦6♦9♥K♦5♥, and Daniel Mizrachi led out for 157,000 in the big blind.
Gregory Fishberg moved all in for 676,000, sending Mizrachi into the tank. After using a time bank card, Mizrachi let the next 30 seconds almost run down before sending his cards to the dealer.
Fishberg turned over J♠10♦ as he collected the pot.
Mustafa Hadzibegovic opened to 24,000 in middle position, with Adi Rajkovic making the call in the big blind.
Rajkovic checked the Q♥2♣6♣ flop, and Hadzibegovic continued for 26,000. The call was made, and both players checked through the J♠ turn.
Rajkovic led out for 42,000 on the 6♥ river, taking down the pot as Hadzibegovic folded.
All of Cary Katz's chips were in the middle from the big blind on a board showing Q♠3♥5♣2♥.
Action was on Andres Campero in early position, who used two time bank cards while contemplating his decision.
Campero opted to fold, sliding his cards to the dealer.
"Do you want to see?" asked Katz, to which Campero nodded. Katz tabled 4♠2♦ for a pair with a straight draw.
"I had you crushed," continued Katz as he collected his chips.
Level: 7
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
Here are the latest chip leaders, according to updates on the WSOP+ app.
The first dinner break has started for half the field and will last 75 minutes.
Tables 11-57 are on dinner break now, while all other tables are on a 15-minute break and will play one more level before their 60-minute dinner break. The full field will be back together on Level 8.
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