Ryan Yu in the big blind defended against a raise by 888poker qualifier Niels de Moree from under the gun and check-called a bet of 60,000 on the 
flop. They checked the 
turn and 
river, and Yu tabled the 
for a pair and busted gutshot. De Moree turned over 
for a superior pair and won the pot.
The board read 
, Alex Foxen was facing a river bet of 430,000 from David Vedral and was deep in the tank thinking it over. After several moments he gave up his hand and allowed Vedral to take down the pot.
"Was that a bluff?" asked Foxen. Vedral gave no reply whatsoever, buried in his headphones.
"I don't think you're getting anything out of him" said another player at the table to Foxen. "And even if you did he would probably lie".
"There's information in lying" replied Foxen as he continued to think over if he had made the correct fold or not.
Michael Messick raised to 60,000 from under the gun and action folded around to Alex Livingston in the small blind, who called. Daniel Kirsch then defended his big blind, taking action three ways to the flop 
. Livingston and Kirsch checked and Messick put in a continuation-bet of 80,000. Livingston folded and Kirsch called.
The turn was 
and both players checked. The river came 
and action checked through again to showdown.
Kirsch tabled for aces and fives and Messick proceeded to table 
to take down the pot with his aces and tens.
Sulabh Choudhury had raised from the cutoff and Ori Hasson three-bet to 365,000 in the big blind. Choudbury took a few seconds and then four-bet to 600,000. Now it was Hasson's turn to contemplate his options. In the end, Hasson made the call.
The flop came 
, Hasson checked and Choudbury counted out his stack which amounted to just over a million. Choudbury then cut out a bet of 325,000 and put that over the line. Hasson folded.
A double payout was called for at Table 507, and we arrived in time to see Preben Stokkan sweeping up 1.2 million formerly held by Will Berry plus another player's short stack. Berry had 
in front of him and had found himself a nice spot against Stokkan's 
and the 
of David Pecheur. Unfortunately for Berry, after a clean flop, Stokkan had turned the 
to score the double knockout.
Alex Dovzhenko raised to 60,000 from the hijack, Garry Gates called from the button, Chris Wynkoop called from the small blind and Alex Greenblatt called from the big blind.
The flop was 
and action checked to Dovzhenko who bet 90,000. Only Gates called.
The turn was the 
, Dovzhenko checked, Gates bet 150,000 and Dovzhenko check-raised all in with a covering stack.
"I dont think I'm good enough to fold," said Gates, before he called all in for 760,000.
Dovzhenko:
Gates: 
The river was the , safe for Gates' set of nines to hold for the double.
These players collected $38,240 for their efforts.
Level: 22
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 30,000
The remaining 291 players are heading on their first 20-minute break of the day. The tournament staff will be coloring up the 1,000 chips during this time. They will return at approximately 2.25 p.m. with the blinds being increased to 15,000/30,000 and a 30,000 big blind ante. There will be a hard stop at 3.15 p.m. for a 75-minute dinner break.
Take a look at what happened in the opening level on Day 5:
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