The action was picked up with a board 
already dealt, with a pot containing around 60,000.
Cary Katz was all in for a remaining stack slightly below 40,000. His opponent considered the call for some time before eventually folding his hand. Katz turned over 
while the chips were sent to him.
The player on the button opened to 12,000 and Ben Yu considered it for a minute before making the call in the big blind.
The flop showed 
and both players checked to see a 
on the turn. This time, Yu led out for 15,000 and it didn't take long for his opponent to call.
The river came 
and both Yu and his opponent checked. Yu tabled 
and the pot went to his opponent who held 
.
The middle position player opened to 15,000 preflop, but then was raised to 45,000 by Todd Rebello on the button. When the action came back around, the middle position player called, and the two players went heads-up to a flop.
The flop came and both players checked.
On the turn 
the middle position led out for 30,000, and Rebello called.
The 
river brought another bet from the middle position for 40,000, and Rebello snap-called and showed 
to which the other player mucked.
A little bit of controversy as Aaron Fret threw in two red chips (5,000 each) from the late position, with blinds at 3,000/6,000. The floor was called and Fret was held to a minimum raise of 12,000, and told to make up the difference.
The hijack called the 12,000, and the button shoved for 35,000. The blinds folded, Fret re-shoved for roughly 120,000, and the hijack folded.
Button: 
Aaron Fret: 
The flop gave Fret a bit of a sweat as it ran out 
, but the last two streets fell 
and Fret's pocket sevens held up.
In a raised pot, the flop read 
and saw both the player under the gun and Lexy Gavin checked. When the fell on the turn, Gavin's opponent check-called this time for 16,000.
The fell to complete the board and after a last check from her opponent, Gavin thought for about 30 seconds before assembling a stack of chips for a bet worth 40,000. Her opponent quickly released his cards.
On a board 
with around 55,000 already in the pot, both the player in the small blind and Anthony Serino checked.
The landed on the river and it checked again to Serino who moved a pile a 5,000-chip in front of him. His opponent folded fairly quickly.
Level: 16
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
The 333 remaining players are headed on the last 20-minute break of the day. When they return, they will play two more levels before bagging for the night.
Ismael Bojang, 2021 WSOP bracelet winner, had another player all in on the bubble.
When the floor came over and instructed the dealer to continue the hand, Bojang turned over 
while his opponent begrudgingly tabled 
The board runout of did not help his opponent and Bojang scooped to burst the money bubble.
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