Ryan Hoenig and John Fauver saw the turn on a board of 8♠10♥K♦6♦ when Fauver put in his last 10,000 from the hijack and Hoenig put him at risk in the cutoff.
Fauver showed A♠Q♦J♥7♠5♥, while Hoenig had A♦A♥K♠J♦9♥. Fauver was looking to complete a straight or low to stay alive, but he missed the K♥ as Hoenig improved to trips to send the defending champion to the rail.
Level: 5
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
Players have been sent on their second 15-minute break of the day.
Action will resume on Level 5, with blinds of 300/500 and a 500 big blind ante.
More than 100,000 was already in the middle as James Chen, Scott Bohlman, and Andrew Brown saw a board of 3♠7♠10♥K♦2♣. Chen then moved all in for 12,900 on the button.
Bohlman took a minute before folding in middle positon as action went on Brown in the hijack. "I promise I've been thinking the entire time," Brown said.
Brown ended up tanking for several minutes until tablemate Eshaan Bhalla called the clock. "You said you were thinking while he was thinking, so really it's been like eight minutes," Bhalla said.
Brown continued muttering to himself as his countdown approached zero, and his hand was eventually declared dead as Chen raked in the pot.
Griffin Goodman opened to 1,800 in the cutoff and was called by Jeff Madsen on the button. David Prociak defended his big blind, and the dealer revealed the 7♦9♠Q♥ flop.
Prociak checked to Goodman, who continued for 3,000. Madsen made the call while Prociak got out of the way.
Goodman slowed down with a check on the 9♦ turn, calling after Madsen fired 8,500. Another check from Goodman followed the Q♠ river, with Madsen checking it back.
Goodman showed A♠A♥J♥9♥4♣ for trip nines with an ace kicker, claiming the pot as Madsen slid his cards into the muck.
Chad Eveslage and Michael Sortino saw a flop of K♠J♣2♠ when Eveslage got his last 30,800 in the middle from the hijack and Sortino called in early position.
Chad Eveslage: A♠10♠10♥9♥4♠ 
Michael Sortino: A♠10♦6♦2♥2♣
Sortino was ahead with his set of deuces, but Eveslage found the last ten in the deck on the 10♣ turn to make a higher set. The river was the 6♥ and Eveslage doubled up.
Matthew Beinner bet 3,000 from the hijack on a flop of 6♣8♥J♥ and Andrew Watson called in the cutoff, as did Jonathan Malcolm in the big blind.
The turn was the 3♠ and Beinner bet another 10,000. Watson then moved all in for 30,000 and Malcolm got out of the way, while Beinner called.
Watson showed A♦J♣6♠5♥2♦, while Beinner had A♥8♠5♣4♣2♥. The K♥ river gave Beinner a flush to take the high, while they chopped up the low.
Three-way action to the 7♥7♠7♦ flop brought checks from Brian Hacker in the big blind, Scott Bohlman in early position and Andrew Brown in middle position.
Hacker and Bohlman declined to bet again on the A♠ turn before Brown tossed 2,500 into the middle. Hacker was quick to fold, while Bohlman took one last look at his cards before tossing them into the muck.
Rishi Amin opened to 1,500 in the hijack, and Kevin Gerhart was the only caller on the button.
Amin led out for 2,300 on the 10♣A♥Q♥ flop, with Gerhart calling to see the Q♣ turn. Both players checked through to the Q♦ river, where Amin checked.
Gerhart announced a bet of 6,000, taking down the pot as Amin slid his cards to the dealer.
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