Action was picked up when both players were all in preflop. Miguel Silva was the player at risk for his remaining 1,750,000. Frederik Brink made the call.
Miguel Silva: 
Frederik Brink: 
Silva found himself dominated against the aces of Brink until the board ran out 
giving Silva the set on the turn doubling his stack and putting a dent in Brink's.
With 17 tables currently in the mix, Max Steinberg and Sebastian Toro have broken away from the pack and each have around 7,500,000.
WSOP bracelet winners Justin Saliba and Joao Simao are also very much in the hunt.
Level: 25
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
Action started when George Abi-Zeid opened to 105,000 from middle position. Both William Smith and Pejman Niyati made the call in the blinds.
The flop came 
. Smith checked from the small blind and Niyati lead out for 150,000. Abi-Zeid, the original raiser preflop, raised it up to 375,000, which was only called by Niyati.
On the 
turn and 
river both players checked it down and Niyati confidently turned over 
for the slow-played overpair, winning him the pot.
Mark Perry opened from under the gun to 100,000 and Sebastian Toro moved all in from the small blind, with both remaining stacks having 20 big blinds or fewer behind.
Joel Gilmore called off for his final 185,000 from the big blind and Perry folded.
Mark Perry: 
Sebastian Toro:
The flop came 
to give both players a pair. The turn came the and the river was the to give Toro trip aces and the win.
Toro, who started the day third in chips, has more than doubled his starting stack and is now around 7,500,000.
With a pot of roughly 250,000 in the middle on a flop of 
Orson Young bet out 75,000 after being checked to from Sukhdip Sangha who then made the call.
The turn came the 
and Sangha check-called a bet of 135,000.
The 
completed the board and action slowed down with both players checking.
Sangha turned over 
for middle-pair but was topped by Young's 
for a better pair scooping him the pot.
Robert Weese opened for 100,000 and Ken Beckers shoved for his final 330,000. Weese called.
Ken Beckers:
Robert Weese:
Weese flopped a straight on the 
flop but Beckers wasn't dead as a 
came on the turn to give him four outs to a full house.
However, the came on the river and Beckers was eliminated.
Shortly after, Cedric Louard opened for 100,000 and Weese three-bet to a little over 300,000. Louard shoved for around 1,300,000 total and Weese called.
Cedric Louard:
Robert Weese:
Louard could not improve on the board and Weese took his chip stack to almost four million.
Thomas Sadowski opened from early position to 110,000. Action folded to Tim Reilly who moved all in for just over 900,000 from the big blind.
"Lets gamble", said Sadowski before making the call for his remaining 705,000.
Thomas Sadowski: 
Tim Reilly:
The board ran out 
giving Sadowski a full house and leaving Reilly with just under five big blinds.
Level: 24
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 50,000
The players are now on their first 15-minute break of the day.
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