Jherson Alvarez opened from early position, and Jason Funke went all-in on the button. Alvarez made the call to send them to a showdown.
Jason Funke: 9♦9♠
Jherson Alvarez: 7♠6♠
The board ran 4♥3♦4♣4♦J♠ to double Funke and take Alvarez down to sub-four million in chips.
The remaining 162 players have returned from the break, and play has resumed.
Here is a look at the chip counts of all the players, courtesy of the WSOP+ app.
Level: 31
Blinds: 125,000/250,000
Ante: 250,000
The remaining 162 players are on a 20-minute break. Play will resume at 3:40 local time.
The table folded to the small blind of Adam Croffut, who chose to jam into Jose Gaona in the big blind. Gaona woke up with a hand he was willing to risk it all with and called off his 1,900,000 stack to be at risk.
Jose Gaona: 7♣7♠
Adam Croffut: A♥6♦
Gaona held the lead, but the flop gave Croffut counterfeit outs as it came Q♦J♣J♦.
The 9♣ turn added more counterfeit outs, and the 9♠ river was the dagger as Gaona was eliminated by Croffut.
Left with just one big blind after a previous encounter, Jorge Carmona found himself all in preflop versus Daniel de Almeida.
Jorge Carmona: 10♣8♣
Daniel de Almeida: K♠K♣
The dealer fanned out a 7♣2♣4♣ flop, moving Carmona into the lead with a flopped flush.
The turn 2♠ gave De Almeida even more outs to catch up, but the 8♥ river was no help, and Carmona just about tripled his stack.
Christopher Dzoan raised to 400,000 on the button and Bartlomiej Swieboda three-bet shoved for 1,600,000 in the small blind to put himself at risk. Dzoan made the call.
Bartlomiej Swieboda: 4♠4♥
Christopher Dzoan: Q♣9♣
The board ran out J♥3♠J♠2♥A♦ with Swieboda earning the double up with two pair, jacks and fours.
William Blais raised on the button and Christopher Dzoan shoved in the big blind. Blais called all in with a short stack.
William Blais: A♠2♠
Christopher Dzoan: 7♠7♥
Blais didn't find any help with a board Q♦6♥2♥6♣9♥ and made his way to the exit while Dzoan is now over 14 million chips.
Julio Delgado moved all in for 1,700,000 from the cutoff, and when action folded to Jorge Carmona in the big blind, he made the call.
Julio Delgado: K♠K♥
Jorge Carmona: 9♠9♦
The tides turned on the 9♥4♣6♥ flop, with Carmona taking the lead with top set.
Delgado got instant redemption with the K♦ turn, improving to a higher set than his opponent.
There was no miracle river for Carmona, as it came the 10♦, and he sent a large majority of his stack across the table.
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