There was an all in of around 4,000 from the button opponent, Kazuyuki Tanemura made the call from the small blind and the players turned over their hands.
Kazuyuki Tanemura: 
Opponent: 
The board ran out 
and Tanemura's pair of kings took down the pot, eliminating his opponent.
A player opened to 600 and the action folded to Sorel Mizzi who pushed all in for 7,025. The initial raiser thought about it for a minute and made the call with 
. Mizzi was in good shape to win the hand, holding 
, but a board of 
gave two pair to his opponent and left Mizzi with a short stack of 1,900.
Mizzi busted from the tournament a few minutes later.
Level: 5
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 25
The players will now be taking their second 20-minute break of the day and the blinds will resume at 75/150 with a 25 ante.
A first player raised to 300 and only John Hesp made the call to go heads-up on the flop 
. Hesp called once more his opponent's bet for 650.
The turn brought the 
and after his opponent checked, Hesp bet 800. His opponent fold and Hesp showed for a pair of aces.
The board showed 
and Leo Margets was heads up against Jared Griener when we got to the table. Margets checked and faced a bet worth 10,000 from Griener, putting her tournament at risk.
Margets thought about it for 30 secondes and eventually called, showing 
for the nut flush. Griener flipped over for a full house and Margets made her way to the exit.
The was read 
with a big pot already containing around 8,000 when Julie Polatchek announced all in from the button position after her opponent checked. The latter considered it for some minutes and after the clock was called he ended up mucking his hand.
The board showed 
. a cutoff opponent checked to Phil Laak on the button who bet 2,700 and his opponent made the call.
The turn fell the 
, action checked to Laak again who bet 5,000 and his opponent thought for several minutes before hitting the fold button, giving Laak the pot.
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