Three ways to the J♣8♦3♣ flop, Amnon Filippi in the big blind check-called a bet of 29,000 by Igor Holdaiy and then did so again for 87,000 on the 5♥ turn. The A♣ on the river was checked by both and Holdaiy exposed his J♠J♥6♥4♣ for a flopped set of jacks.
Filippi was visibly upset as he flashed a set of eights before tossing the cards into the muck.
Karim Lehoussine checked the flop of 10♠9♣6♣ from the cutoff, and Alex Foxen bet 23,000 from the button. Lehoussine made the call.
The 8♠ landed on the turn and Lehoussine check-called a bet of 45,000 from Foxen.
After Lehoussine checked the J♦ river, Foxen bet 130,000. Lehoussine took his time before opting to fold, and the pot was sent to Foxen.
Phil Ivey limped in from middle position and Quan Zhou raised to 27,000 in the cutoff. Jorryt van Hoof called from the big blind and Ivey tagged along as well. The flop came K♣10♠10♦ and the action checked around to the 6♣ on the turn.
Van Hoof checked again and Ivey tossed in a bet of 75,000. Zhou laid his hand down and van Hoof took his time but eventually did the same.
After two checks from the blinds on 7♣4♦Q♣10♠ R Robins bet 15,000 from the cutoff. Noah Bronstein folded out of the small blind, and Joe Serock called from the big blind.
Both players checked the Q♠ river and Robins took down the pot with A♦K♦10♦9♥ for top two pair.
The remaining 174 players have returned from their break, and play has resumed.
Here is a look at the top ten stacks, courtesy of the WSOP+ app.
Level: 15
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
The remaining 174 players are going on another 15-minute break.
The pot wasn't very big but then suddenly exploded when Dennis Weiss and Marcello Del Grosso got their chips into the middle with the turn reading K♥7♦4♦Q♥.
Dennis Weiss: A♦Q♠Q♣6♥ 
Marcello Del Grosso: K♦10♥7♥3♦
The river was the 8♠ and Weiss doubled for massive 302,000.
"That was some vicious call on the flop," another player from the table remarked and Weiss replied back with "I got some ideas for later" with a smirk on the face while he collected the massive double in the final hand before the second break.
On a board of 8♣7♠3♠K♣, Scott Bohlman checked and Noel Rodriguez bet 48,000 for Bohlman to call. That led them to the J♦ on the river when Bohlman checked again out of the big blind.
"How much is in the pot?" Rodriguez asked and then bet 132,000. Bohlman called after long consideration and was shown the A♣A♥A♠Q♥ for the nut flush blocker, which he had beat holding the Q♦J♣J♠5♠.
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