Brandon Wilson opened to 45,000 from middle position and was called by Ben Tollerene from the button.
Tollerene called a bet of 25,000 on the A♣10♣2♣ flop before the Q♠ turn checked through to the 4♥ river.
Wilson paused for a few moments, before sliding in 610,000, leaving 5,000 behind. Tollerene quickly folded.
The action was caught as Orpen Kisacikoglu, in the small blind, was all in and at risk for his effective stack of 350,000 against Jason Koon, in the big blind.
Orpen Kisacikoglu: K♠6♠ 
Jason Koon: A♦9♦
The board ran out 2♥3♥8♠J♦7♦; Koon's ace-high held to send Kisacikoglu to the rail.
Level: 7
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
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The remaining 53 players have been sent on their last 15-minute break of the day.
Brian Kim raised from under the gun and Nick Petrangelo defended his big blind.
Petrangelo checked to Kim on the 10♦4♥Q♦ flop and he continued 30,000. Petrangelo then check-raised to 135,000 and Kim called.
Kim called a 350,000 barrel from Petrangelo on the 2♥ turn, but folded facing a 1,091,000 bet from Petrangelo on the 9♣ river.
Seth Davies raised to 38,000 from middle position, Jonathan Jaffe three-bet to 110,000 from the hijack and Mikita Badziakouski cold four-bet to 260,000, from the big blind.
Davies got out of the way and Jaffe went into the tank. After some time, Jaffe put in a five-bet to 560,000 and Badziakouski made a swift fold.
Despite Danny Tang repeatedly asking Jaffe to show, his cards hit the muck and he claimed this pot without a showdown.
Artur Martirosian opened to 40,000 from the cutoff before Christoph Vogelsang three-bet to 120,000 from the button. Action folded back to Martirosian, who called.
Martirosian check-called for 75,000 ahead of the 8♥ turn.
While the hand was playing out, Charles Hook, Andrew Lichtenberger and Ben Heath were in discussion. Vogelsang asked for the conversation to hush, which the trio complied with.
Action checked through, with the 4♣ river completing the board. Martirosian led out for 430,000, sending Vogelsang into the tank.
Vogelsang used up three time banks before flicking in a calling chip.
Martirosian tabled K♦9♦ for top pair and Vogelsang called.
In a heads-up pot on a board of 8♦6♣10♠K♦, Adrian Mateos checked in the big blind and Ben Tollerene bet 125,000 from the hijack. Mateos called.
Mateos checked again on the 4♦ river and Tollerene put him to the test with an overbet of 835,000. Mateos called. Tollerene could only show 3♦3♠ for a pair of threes, while Mateos turned over 10♦6♦ for a flopped two pair that became a rivered flush.
Charles Hook opened to 35,000 and was called by Henrik Hecklen on the button, Ben Heath in the small blind, and Artur Martirosian in the big blind for a four-way pot.
Action checked through on the 6♦5♦5♠ flop and Heath checked again on the 8♣ turn, prompting a 52,000 bet from Martirosian. Only Hook called.
The A♥ completed the board and Martirosian checked to Hook, who bet 160,000. Martirosian folded and Hook collected the pot.
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