Jason Sagle raised to 1,300,000 in the cutoff with 7♥7♦. Jonathan Tamayo three-bet to 3,300,000 on the button with A♣J♥, and Sagle called.
Both players checked the 10♣9♦5♣ flop. The turn was the 7♠ and Sagle led out for 2,300,000.
Tamayo called to see the 5♠ river, where Sagle bet another 6,000,000. Tamayo paused for a moment before folding as Sagle took the pot.
Gabriel Moura opened to 1,200,000 and Luis Vazquez three-bet jammed a stack of 1,300,000 as Jordan Griff and Moura both called.
Griff checked on the flop of 8♥J♥A♦ and Moura bet 800,000. Griff folded K♣Q♦and the cards were flipped.
Luis Vazquez: K♥J♣ 
Gabriel Moura: A♠A♣
Vazquez had run into top set but picked up straight outs on the 10♣ turn. Unfortunately for him, the 10♥ landed on the river to improve Moura to aces full as Vazquez was eliminated.
The 22 remaining players have been sent on another 20-minute break. When they return, they will play one more 120-minute level or until 18 players remain, whichever takes longer.
In the meantime, listed below are some highlights from Level 34.
Kristen Foxen jammed 2,525,000 from the cutoff and Gabriel Moura rejammed for 4,325,000 on the button. The blinds got out of the way as the two shortest stacks of the tournament showed down.
Kristen Foxen: A♠5♠
Gabriel Moura: Q♦Q♣
The final woman standing was facing her elimination as the board ran out 4♠4♦9♥6♥.
The A♦ river saw her trump Moura's queens with her rivered pair of aces, however, as she remained in contention for the title.
Eliott Kessas moved all in for 6,400,000 from early position and was looked up by Guillermo Sanchez Otero in the big blind.
Eliott Kessas: A♣10♥
Guillermo Sanchez Otero: 6♦6♥
Kessas would need to connect to survive but found no help on the K♠7♠9♣ flop. The 2♥ turn changed nothing with the J♣ river officially ending Kessas' tournament in 23rd place.
Joe Serock raised to 1,000,000 under the gun before Jason Sagle three-bet to 2,800,000 in the hijack. Jason James then four-bet to 7,500,000 on the button, Serock folded his Q♦10♦, and Sagle called.
The flop came 10♠2♠2♦ and James bet 5,500,000. Sagle called and the 9♠ fell on the turn.
James then moved all in, having Sagle's remaining 25,600,000 covered. Sagle spent several minutes in the tank before folding Q♠Q♣ as James took the pot thanks to his K♠K♦ to climb over 60,000,000.
Charles Russell raised to 1,100,000 and Brian Rast three-bet to 2,700,000 from the next seat. Jonathan Tamayo then four-bet jammed for 12,250,000 in the small blind and Russell folded.
Rast went into the tank and made the call with a stack of 11,225,000.
Brian Rast: A♠Q♣
Jonathan Tamayo: K♠K♦
The 9♦9♠2♠ flop gave Rast some back door outs with the superior flush and that hope remained with the 3♠ turn. "One time. One fuckin time, do it for the kids," could be heard from the table.
What followed was the K♥ on the river and Tamayo improved to kings full of nines to send the WSOP Poker Hall of Fame member to the rail in 24th place for $350,000.
Malo Latinois opened to 1,000,000 from middle position and was called by Yake Wu on the button. Justin Vaysman then three-bet jammed for 6,900,000 out of the big blind, getting a call from Latinois while Wu opted to vacate the pot.
Justin Vaysman: J♠J♦
Malo Latinois: A♥A♦
Vaysman was in rough shape and only fell further behind on the A♠4♦5♠ flop. The A♣ turn improved Latinois to quads to confirm Vaysman's elimination in 25th place prior to the inconsequential 9♥ river.
Joe Serock raised to 1,000,000 in middle position and Brian Rast called in the big blind.
The flop came J♥6♣5♥ and Serock bet 700,000. Rast then raised to 2,100,000 and Serock called.
Both players checked the K♣ turn and Rast also checked the 3♣ river. Serock then moved all in and Rast, with 11,225,000 remaining, quickly folded.
Jonathan Tamayo raised to 1,000,000 in early position before Andres Gonzalez three-bet to 2,500,000 on the button. Tamayo then moved all in and Gonzalez snap-called for 10,250,000.
Andres Gonzalez: K♠K♦
Jonathan Tamayo: 8♥8♦
Gonzalez had woken up with kings and was a big favorite to double up. The 9♦4♠2♣ didn't help Tamayo, while Gonzalez stayed in the lead through the J♣ turn and 5♥ river to earn the pot and knock Tamayo down to a short stack.
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