Bastien Joly moved all in for 635,000 and earned a single caller, James Millard in the small blind who had Joly covered.
Bastien Joly: 
James Millard: 
Joly improved on the 
flop, but was still behind until the 
turn gave him trips. Millard began pleading with the dealer for a 10 on the river to make his straight, but instead the 
came, and locked up the pot for Joly.
Santiago Vila raised 150,000 from under the gun and Vito DiStefano called in middle position.
The flop came 
and Vila bet 220,000. DiStefano called.
The turn was the and Vila moved all in for 505,000. DiStefano thought before making the call.
Santiago Vila: 
Vito DiStefano: 
Vila was drawing to just two outs and they didn't come when the river was the 
eliminating him from the tournament.
On a heads-up flop of 
Daniel Rezaei in middle position checked and then tank-called a bet a 150,000 from NIck Marchington in late position.
On the turn, Rezai again checked to Marchington who fired once more, this time for 325,000. This brought the size of the pot to over 1,400,000 and also sent Rezaei into the tank. After a good while battling within himself, Rezaei made the laydown and Marchington was awarded the pot.
Tauan Naves opened from early position for 125,000. Alain Bauer put in the call from late position before Jacek Pustula raised to 500,000 in the hijack. Then, Orlando Solorzano moved all in as the small blind with about 1,200,000 behind. Naves made the call with the effective stack of 840,000. Bauer took some time to make a decision, eventually having the clock called on him. He found the fold, as did Pustula.
Tauan Naves: 
Orlando Solorzano: 
Solorzano was behind, but picked up a gutshot to go along with his overcards on the 
flop. After the 
turn paired the board, the 
river gave Solorzano the straight, enough to bust Naves' queens and send him to the rail.
Level: 26
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
Players are now on their second 15 minute break of the day.
John Walker opened from late position for 100,000 before Vitor Dzivielevski moved all in for 835,000 from the hijack. Kenny Hallaert, the small blind, moved all in as well with about 1,700,000 behind. Seamus Cahill got out of the way from the big blind, as did Walker.
Vitor Dzivielevski: 
Kenny Hallaert: 
Dzivielevski was behind, and after the 
flop and 
turn it looked like his tournament run had come to an end. But he was able to hit a miracle river to give him a set, good enough to crack Hallaert's jacks and keep his WSOP bracelet hopes alive.
jeff Lennon moved all in preflop for 445,000 and Khang Nguyen called, putting Lennon at risk.
Jeff Lennon: 
Khang Nguyen:
"Noooo, he got me with the aces!" Nguyen groaned.
The board runout of didn't help him, and Lennon scored a nice double up.
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