With the board reading 
, Faraz Jaka led for 900 and his opponent called.
The 
turned and Jaka led for 2,400. His opponent again called.
The 
fell on the river and Jaka led for a huge bet; 15,000. His opponent called for a third time but mucked when Jaka tabled 
for a rivered full house.
There's no stopping Jaka right now, he's up to 80,000 chips.
The board read 
when Tommy Vedes led for 1,550. A player in middle position called and Vedes opened 
. His opponent had better though, 
, and Vedes lost the pot slipping to 28,500 chips.
Daniel Negreanu opened and a player moved all in over the top of him. Negreanu called and the hands were tabled:
Showdown
Negreanu: 
Opponent: 
The 
flop all but ended the hand and it was official after the 
turned. The 
river was but a formality and Negreanu doubled to 15,000 chips.
The board read 
when Steve Billirakis led for 1,400. His opponent Matt Hawrilenko called and the dealer burned a card before dealing the 
on the river.
Billirakis led again - this time for 3,500. Hawrilenko called and mucked when Billirakis showed for a straight.
Hawrilenko slipped to 12,400 chips while Billirakis chipped up to 29,000.
Here are the updated chip counts following dinner break.
Level: 7
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
The remaining 414 players are now heading on their 90-minute dinner break with Jerry Yang leading the charge with 83,700 in chips.
See you back here at 8:20 pm PST.
The 1,245 players that took the felt have formed a prizepool of $2,863,500 with 126 players being guaranteed $4,782 with the final table payouts as follows.
1st - $630,031
2nd - $391,068
3rd - $248,265
4th - $163,649
5th - $110,903
6th - $77,228
Mark Seif opened to 800 only to have Jerry Yang three-ball him to 3,300.
Seif made the call before jamming his last 1,500 when the 
flop fell down with Yang snap-calling.
Seif: 
Yang: 
The turn and river landed the 
and to see Seif hit the rail as Yang soars to over 83,000 in chips.
Walking past Lex 'RaSZi' Veldhuis' table we noticed that his chair was vacant.
Veldhuis held Kings and Jeremy Ausmus ace-king with all the money going in preflop.
Unfortunately for Veldhuis, the river would fall an ace to send him to the rail.
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