Edgaras Gendvilis raised to 800,000 and Kenny Bedoya called from the small blind, as did Hamid Yasini in the big.
Three way to the flop they saw the dealer present 3♠8♠6♥ and all players checked through to the 2♥.
Bedoya checked and Yasini bet 1,200,000. Gendvilis folded and Bedoya called.
The river fell the K♦ and it was Bedoya's turn to be the aggressor, as he took the betting lead, sliding forward 1,500,000. Yasini folded.
Sang Sim opened up the bidding from middle position with a raise to 800,000. It wouldn't stay at that amount for long, however, as Carlos Perez put in a three-bet to 2,200,000. Sang Sim struggled to put in the correct amount of chips, but on his third attempt he did manage to place in enough to signify a call.
The flop Q♣7♦9♦ checked through, prompting Sim to come out with a bet once the J♥ turn peeled off. He made it 3,000,000, and Perez pondered over his decision for quite a while. Eventually, he surrendered his cards, as well as the pot.
The action was joined with the flop reading 8♠6♠7♠ and the pot at over 2,000,000.
Samuel Concannon had led out from the small blind for 450,000, and Thang Le in the big blind was in the tank. He then announced an all-in which sent Concannon into the tank for a short while before he made the call.
Thang Le: 10♦9♦
Samuel Concannon: Q♠9♥
Le needed to dodge a X♠ to stay alive and double up. The turn brought the 3♦ and when the 7♦ bricked out on the river Le was shipped the pot for a full double-up and more.
Bradley Dietenberger was all in and at risk from early position for roughly 4,000,000 and was up against Yoon Kim in late position.
Bradley Dietenberger: K♦J♥
Yoon Kim: A♦K♣
The dealer ran out a board of 5♦10♦7♠10♥6♥ ending Bradley Dietenberger's impressive run in Event #67.
Shawn Gray in early position jammed for 3,250,000. Mikhaile Richards to his left called, but Tefan Liu in the small blind raised all-in for a bit more than 12,000,000. Richards eventually folded what she later said was ace-jack suited.
Shawn Gray: 7♠7♣
Tefan Liu: A♥A♠
Gray ran into aces and was eliminated on 8♥J♥6♦4♦9♠.
Level: 32
Blinds: 200,000/400,000
Ante: 400,000
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The 91 remaining players head to a 60-minute dinner break, and will return at 6:40 p.m. local time.
Michael Blanovsky raised to 600,000 and Ken Takayama called from the small, as well as Zachary Zehnder from the big.
Three ways, they saw the J♦6♥9♦ hit the felt and both blinds check-called a bet of 600,000 from Blanovsky.
All three slowly checked through on the 6♠.
The river completed the Q♣ and Takayama took well over a minute weighing his options before tapping the table. Both players behind him checked as well.
Takayama was reluctant to table his hand but seeing as no one else was volunteering he showed 7♦8♦ for the missed straight and flush draw, prompting Zehner to table A♥K♠ and Blanovsky flashed the A♦5♦ before sending his hand into the muck. Zehnder collected the pot with his ace-high.
Shawn Gray open-shoved his remaining 1,650,000 from under the gun, and received action straight away as Albert Thuilot on his direct left jammed over the top for a total of 3,350,000. A few other players at the table had clear decisions on their hands, but all ended up getting out of the way.
Shawn Gray: 9♠9♣
Albert Thuilot: A♣K♦
The runout had no paint and no ace, giving Gray the double on 10♣5♠10♠7♦6♦
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