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The remaining players in the field have been sent on another 15-minute break.
Jonathan Runza raised to 25,000 from under the gun and earned two callers including Christopher Trang. Jonathan Depa in the big blind bumped it up to 115,000 and received two callers. On the K♦8♦5♦ flop, Depa continued for 45,000 and Runza was the only caller.
After the K♠ turn, both players checked and the 2♠ fell on the river. Depa bet 248,000 with 1,000 behind and forced a fold.
One hand later, Dirk Gerritse made it 35,000 to go. Depa potted to 115,000 in the small blind and Gerritse came along to the K♣5♦4♦ flop. The continuation bet was worth 85,000 which Gerritse called before the Q♣ turn saw Depa bet the pot and force a fold once more.
The table broke right after and Depa told Gerritse "it was the nut turn for me, I had nine ten jack queen diamonds and clubs".
Shaurabh Sharma raised the button and Isaac Kempton potted out of the small blind to 102,000 for Sharma to call. On the Q♣4♦3♠ flop, Kempton made it 120,000 to go but then folded when Sharma raised the pot.
While the hand was happening, Alex Difelice recalled a previous large pot being played out on their table. "Who was the guy that busted?" he asked Stephen Chidwick, who replied "Danny Tang".
According to Difelice, Tang had gotten it in with kings for top set on Kx9x3x against Anuj [Removed:550], who had treys for bottom set and spiked the one-outer.
Toby Joyce raised to 23,000 from early position and was called by Elie Nakache in the hijack and Shaun Deeb in the big blind.
Deeb checked to Joyce on the 4♥A♥4♦ flop and he bet 20,000. Nakache called but Deeb then check-raised to 100,000.
Joyce and Nakache both folded in turn and Deeb collected the pot without showing.
Lawrence Chang was all-in for 40,000 after a K♦8♣7♥ flop and at risk against Gruffudd Pugh-Jones.
Lawrence Chang: A♣6♠6♥5♥ 
Gruffudd Pugh-Jones: K♠Q♦10♣9♦
Both players had straight draws and Pugh-Jones was ahead with his pair but the A♦ turn and 9♠ river improved Chang to a straight.
Daniel Swartz had already raised all in preflop on the button for his last 255,000 and was called by John Beauprez from under the gun and Phil Ivey, who was in middle position.
Beauprez shoved for approximately 360,000 on the 9♦10♥5♣ flop and Ivey called to put Beauprez at risk.
Daniel Swartz: K♥K♠10♠5♥
John Beauprez: 10♣9♥8♣8♥
Phil Ivey: A♠A♦7♠3♥
The 10♦4♠ runout left Beauprez best with a full house and he more than doubled up while eliminating Swartz from the tournament.
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