As recapped to us by Alex Lynskey, Barry Hutter opened from early position and Ognjen Sekularac three-bet shoved for about 1,450,000 from the cutoff. Lynskey isolated with 
, getting a fold from Hutter.
Sekularac held 
and couldn't connect as the board came down 
.
Martijn Gerrits made it 200,000 to go from the cutoff and table neighbor Ubaid Habib three-bet to 560,000 on the button. Gerrits moved all in rather quickly when it was his turn to act again and Habib asked for a count. The shove was for 2,690,000 in total, which Habib had barely covered.
After three minutes of consideration, the clock was called on Habib and he had 25 seconds to act, which ran down without any decision. Habib's hand was declared dead and Gerrits turned over his 
.
"You should show eight nine suited, more impressive," Bart Lybaert chimed in and Gerrits replied "I'll do my best."
Mike Cordell opened to 180,000 from early position. Justin Harvell three-bet all in for 1,655,000. Michael Dyer four-bet all in from the big blind and Cordell folded.
Justin Harvell: 
Michael Dyer: 
The flop came 
. "I'll let you hit your set on the turn," said Harvell. The turn was the 
and the river the 
meaning Harvell was eliminated and Dyer moved back over nine million in chips.
Level: 27
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 10,000
The remaining 98 players are in the midst of a 15-minute break, and the feature tables are being prepared with three tables on the move before they get to head out of the tournament for some fresh air.
Nils Tolpingrud's raise from the hijack was called by Alexander Lynskey in the cutoff and Mike Jukich in the big blind. On the 
flop, Jukich checked and so did Tolpingrud, Lynskey bet 225,000 and just Jukich called. After the 
turn, Jukich check-called a bet worth 475,000 and checked once more on the 
river.
Lynskey made it 1,650,000 to go and Jukich gave it some consideration before tossing a single chip in for the call. Lynskey turned over the 
for aces full of jacks, and Jukich mucked his 
for the inferior full house face up.
In the next hand, the last one of the level, Brayden Gazlay moved all in for 805,000 and Jukich reshoved out of the small blind to isolate successfully.
Brayden Gazlay:
Mike Jukich: 
This time, the board came 
and Gazley was eliminated while most other players had already gone on their first break of the day.
In the last hand before the break, Shannon Shorr and Danny Qutami played a hand that left the latter behind with a mere 95,000. The board was reading 
and on the river, the last 845,000 from Shorr went in. Qutami had instantly called it off.
Shorr showed 
and a disgusted Qutami flung 
open for the underfull. After the hand, the field went on break and chips were racked up as Shorr's table will be one of the featured tables after the break.
The following players collected $57,010 for their respective showings.
For the second time today Chris Da-Silva saw himself in an unfortunate spot and got ace-king up against pocket aces. However this time he was unable to come out the other side with chips.
The dealer informed us that Da-Silva raised to 135k from under the gun, and Peter Campo three-bet to 350k from the hijack. Kao Saechao was on the button and cold called before Da-Silva moved all in. Campo, who had both players covered, called and Saechao was unsure of his decision. Talking out loud he was unsure of what to do and ultimately open folded 
. Da-Silva winced when he saw the hand and also tabled , and saw Campo reveal .
The flop came down 
, and Da-Silva stood up from the table and saw his fate sealed on the turn to exit just before the first break of the day.
The U.K.'s Da-Silva takes away $66,330 for his efforts.
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