We get to the table with a huge amount of chips in front of the player in Seat One and Greg Raymer and the board showing 
. Raymer's opponent made the call and Raymer announced his hand "nut flush, nut low" as he turned over 
. His opponent slammed his cards down in frustration, letting out an expletive in the process and Raymer scooped a huge pot to move his stack northwards of 130,000.
Frankie O'Dell just showed down 
on a board of 
. He had missed his low and flush draw, but the two pair stood as his opponent mucked.
We get to the table to see two of the better young players in the world today taking on one another in a pot. There was approximately 10,000 in bets in front of both Dan Kelly and Stephen Chidwick on a 
board. The two checked the river and Chidwick turned over 
. Kelly mucked to give the young Brit the pot.
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Players are now on a 20-minute break.
Marc Matz looks to be the chip leader at this stage of the tournament. Here is his and a few other of the larger stacks in the room:
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