Jeff Madsen opened to 1,150,000 and was three-bet by Ben Alloggio on his left, who raised to 1,725,000 all in. It was the second time Alloggio had got it all in with a pair vs under cards but this time his 
held against Madsen's 
, when the board ran out 
.
Blair Hinkle got his short stack in with the 
and big stack Koji Takagi looked him up with the 
to hold up.
Jamila von Perger departed shortly after when she got it in ahead with 
against the 
of Kevin Wright only to see the board run out 
.
Level: 35
Blinds: 250,000/500,000
Ante: 500,000
With six hours of frenetic play under their belts, the 33 remaining players take a well-earned rest. They will return in 60 minutes.
James Dempsey had a lucky chop with ace-eight against the ace-jack suited of Jeff Madsen and called the shove of a very short-stacked Michael Kaswan out of the big blind soon after.
Michael Kaswan: 
James Dempsey: 
The 
flop gave Dempsey a pair, and while the 
turn bricked, the 
river improved the Brit to two pair.
David Rounick was all in with the 
and Senovio Ramirez III snap-called with the from one seat over. The board ran out 
and that sent Rounick to the rail.
Prior to him, Nick Blackburn and Andrew Murtagh had departed, and Gerald Reyelts as well as Liran Betito followed after.
In a battle small blind versus cutoff, Peter Lee ended up all in with the 
and Koji Takagi 
.
On a board of 
, Takagi made yet another full house and sent Lee to the payout desk.
It is looking very likely that Juan Endara will survive to go on his dinner break after getting it all in and securing a double versus Jeremy Saderne. Endara got it all in preflop with from under the gun and Saderne made the call with in the small blind.
Endara made a pair on the 
flop but he waited until the 
completed the board, before he got out of his seat and celebrated.
Michael Noor has been nursing a short stack and sat under the gun, he got his last 775,000 all in. It folded to Matthew Kurtz in the big blind who called.
Matthew Kurtz:
Michael Noor:
The preflop favorite held on the 
board and Noor had to say his goodbyes.
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