Wai Kit Lo, who was involved in a controversy earlier in the day, came back from the break shortstacked.
He went all in with the first hand, and got a call from Lewis Spencer in the small blind.
Wai Kit Lo: A♣4♠
Lewis Spencer: A♦10♦
Lo got good news on the flop, hitting his four, but the full rundown 4♣5♠6♣9♠10♥ did not go his way, as Spencer rivered a pair of tens to send Lo to the payout desk.
Bradley Hinson was sitting under the gun and up against Benjamin Gros in the small blind. The players were already looking at a 8♠5♠K♦ flop.
Gros bet 225,000 and Hinson called, taking them to the 9♦ turn.
Gros moved all in for his remaining 760,000 and Hinson hesitated before making the call.
Benjamin Gros: 7♠4♠
Bradley Hinson: K♠J♠
Gros was looking at a straight and flush draw, but Hinson had a better flush draw.
The 6♣ river brought in his straight and he celebrated with a friend who happened to be on the rail during the hand.
Baoqiang Ho and Ido Aboudi were all in preflop with cards on their backs with Ho being at risk.
Baoqiang Ho: A♣A♥
Ido Aboudi: J♥J♦
Ho hit a set right away when the A♦8♦K♠ fanned out but when the 10♦ peeled the turn, Ho let out a "Oh, sh*t..." as Aboudi picked up straight and flush outs.
The river was clean for Ho when it completed the 10♣, giving him a full house to claim the pot.
Jonah Labranche raised to 205,000 from middle position and was called by Javier Swett on the button and Takashi Shimada in the big blind.
The dealer revealed a 4♥10♥6♦ flop. Action checked to Swett, who bet 240,000. Labranche folded, and Shimada called.
Action checked through on the Q♣ turn.
The river was the 8♥. Shimada checked for a third time, and Swett bet 625,000. Shimada then tossed his cards into the muck.
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Level: 28
Blinds: 50,000/100,000
Ante: 100,000
Less than a hundred remain in contention for the gold and they've all gone on a 60-minute dinner break.
Play is set to resume at approximately 6:30 p.m. local Las Vegas time.
Blinds will be 50,000/100,000 with a 100,000 big blind ante when players return.
Jeffrey Tanouye bet 455,000 chips on the flop and was called by Luis Faria. After the two checked the turn, Tanouye bet 1,200,000 chips on the river.
With the board reading 5♥7♠3♥9♣J♠, Faria made the call.
Tanouye tabled 5♣5♦ to win the hand with a set.
Christopher Moorman opened to 160,000 from the cutoff and picked up the blind.
In the next hand, Moorman opened the hijack to 160,000 and Kaifan Wang called from the small blind.
The players saw the A♣Q♦6♥ flop and Wang checked. Moorman bet 140,000 and Wang folded, leaving Moorman to pick up more chips.
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