There was about 450,000 in the middle already on the 
turn when Botond Barat bet 430,000.
Kao Saechao called and the river was the 
. Saechao led this time for 200,000 more, enough to cover Barat, and he called.
Barat had missed his straight and flush draws 
but still held a pair of queens. Saechao had that beat thought with 
, and his pair of aces to send him a huge pot.
Level: 22
Blinds: 10,000/25,000
Ante: 25,000
The players have gone on a 15-minute break.
There was already about 300,000 in the middle on the 
turn when David Levy bet out 300,000.
Michael Holtz called and the river brought the 
. Holtz counted out his stack before sliding out a bet of 345,000.
Levy sat back in his chair and thought it over but decided to fold.
Action was picked up on the flop, between Joshua Stefansky in the small blind and Kristof Segers in the big blind.
The flop read 
and Segers was all-in for his remaining 335,000 and Stefansky had called him.
Kristof Segers: 
Joshua Stefansky: 
Segers needed to dodge a six and an eight to stay alive and the runout of 
gave it to him to stay alive and survive versus the start of day chip leader.
There was about 200,000 on the 
river when John Riordan bet 100,000 and Joshua Stefansky quickly called.
Riordan showed 
for a pair of kings, but Stefansky had it beat with 
for trip fives.
The Day 1 chip leader dragged the pot and remains near the top of the leaderboard with just 38 players remaining.
Sander Van Wesemael called in early position with another player calling on the button and Noel Hayes checked his option in the big blind.
The flop came out 
and action checked to Van Wesemael who bet 90,000, folding out the player on the button. Hayes moved all-in for 290,000 effective and Van Wesemael called to put himself at risk.
Sander Van Wesemael: 
Noel Hayes: 
The board ran out 
and Hayes made a eight high straight to eliminate Van Wesemael from the tournament.
Dylan Weisman called from early position and Hossein Ghodosi called from middle position, with the small blind calling as well and the big blind checking their option.
The flop came out 
and action checked to Weisman who bet 20,000 which was only called by Ghodosi.
The turn of 
saw Weisman size up to 115,000 and Ghodosi called once more.
The river saw Weisman check and Ghodosi bet 175,000, sending Weisman into the tank. After some time he folded, ceding the pot to Ghodosi before asking him if he had hit a one outer, to which Ghodosi's response was a shrug.
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