Cate Hall was all in for around 200,000 and was up against Mihails Morozovs.
Cate Hall: 
Mihails Morozovs: 
Morozovs improved to a pair of queens on a 
board, and Hall was sent to the rail shortly after play resumed.
Level: 22
Blinds: 10,000/25,000
Ante: 25,000
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The players have now gone on a scheduled 60-minute dinner break. Play will resume at 8:30 p.m. local time.
John Moss was all-in pre-flop for 130,000 with 
but ran into the 
of Louis DeWitt-Hoeger.
DeWitt-Hoeger stayed ahead on the 
flop, but Moss hit an ace on the turn and another on the river to make trips and double to around 280,000.
DeWitt-Hoeger is still sitting with around 400,000.
Cate Hall moved all-in in late position for 93,000 with 
and the small blind, who had her well covered, called with 
.
The board ran out 
, giving Hall a winning full house and a double up to stay alive.
Sejin Park, winner of the Colossus in 2019, just knocked out an opponent with 
against 
.
The board brought three hearts to give Park a flush draw, which he completed on the river to move up to 350,000.
Such hands are nothing new to this table, according to Park's tablemates.
A few hands earlier, Gregory Bock had Kyle Pringle and another player all in with 
against 
and 
.
The 
flop helped no one, the second all in player hit a nine on the turn, and Pringle spiked a jack on the river.
Ronald Slucker was getting up and leaving the tournament area and the tablemates were able to fill in some details of the bustout.
Slucker had 
which made a straight on a board reading 
but Michael Degroot had a full house with pocket jacks and took Slucker's stack and his bounty chip.
On the button with 
, Shaun Deeb snap-called all-in bets from three short stacks, one with about 30,000, another with 50,000, and a third with 110,000. The hands he was up against were 
, , and 
.
The board ran out favorable for the 2018 WSOP Player of the Year as it came 
and he eliminated three players in one hand. Deeb is now hovering around the 500,000-chip mark.
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