The final 20 players are going on their final 15-minute break of the night, with two levels left to play.
Play resumes with blinds at 10,000/20,000 and limits at 40,000/80,000 with an average stack of 746,000.
2-7 Razz
Dan Zack came over to sweat with Christopher Vitch as Vitch had his last 40,000 in against Scott Bohlman.
Vitch ended up with Q♣J♠10♣9♠5♠4♥4♠, while Bohlman had A♣8♣6♦5♣4♣3♣Xx for a flush to win the pot and send Vitch to the rail.
"It's all your fault," Vitch joked with Zack after the hand. "I'm going to have nightmares about Razz," Vitch added.
Badugi
Michael Spegal was all in on the second draw and up against Stephen O'Dwyer. Spegal took one, while O'Dwyer stood pat.
O'Dwyer then showed Q♥10♦3♠A♣ for a Badugi and Spegal slammed his cards into the muck before making his exit.
"I folded a jack," Bruce Walters admitted.
2-7 Razz
Jonathan Krela: XxXx/6x7x6x5x/Xx
Christopher Vitch: XxXx/9x7x10xAx/Xx
Justin Liberto: XxXx/Jx5x - folded on fourth street
Jonathan Krela bet on fourth street and Justin Liberto called. Christopher Vitch then raised and Krela reraised. Liberto got out of the way, while Vitch called.
Vitch bet on fifth and Krela called. Krela then bet on sixth and Vitch called, then Krela bet again on seventh.
Vitch had less than a bet behind and spent several minutes staring over at Krela's board and muttering to himself before folding.
No-Limit Hold'em
Adam Greenlee opened the button to 35,000 before Adam Owen jammed from the small blind covering all. Greenlee snap-called all-in for 330,000.
Adam Greenlee: A♥Q♣ 
Adam Owen: A♠10♥
Greenlee was in good shape with the dominating ace and it stayed that way on the A♦K♥6♣ flop. He faded any chops or beats on the 3♦5♦ runout as he doubled.
2-7 Razz
Scott Bohlman: XxXx/4x10x6x2x/Xx
Justin Liberto: XxXx/3xKx9x6x/Xx
Scott Bohlman bet on fifth street and Justin Liberto called.
Liberto then bet on sixth and Bohlman called to seventh. Liberto bet again, but this time Bohlman raised. Liberto called and Bohlman showed Qx7x3x for 7-6-4-3-2 to win the pot.
2-7 Razz
Christopher Vitch completed and was called Scott Bohlman and Laurent Manderlier.
Christopher Vitch: XxXx / 2xAxKxJx - folded on sixth street
Scott Bohlman: XxXx / 6x5x6x4x / Xx
Laurent Manderlier: XxXx / 7xAx10x9x / Xx
Bohlman bet on fourth and both called. On fifth, Manderlier and Vitch check-called a bet.
On sixth, Manderlier check-called a bet and Vitch check-folded after catching the jack.
On seventh, Manderlier checked once more Bohlman who put out another bet. Manderlier would go deep into the tank for over a minute.
"I improved," lamented Manderlier as he reluctantly folded.
Razz
Laurent Manderlier: XxXx/5xJxJxAx/Xx
Christopher Vitch: XxXx/7x8x2xKx/Xx
Scott Bohlman: XxXx/6x9x10x10x/Xx
Justin Liberto: XxXx/5xJx9xKx - folded on sixth street
Scott Bohlman completed and Laurent Manderlier raised. Justin Liberto reraised and Christopher Vitch called, as did Bohlman and Manderlier.
Vitch bet on fourth street and Bohlman raised. Manderlier and Liberto called, but Vitch reraised. Bohlman reraised again, Manderlier and Liberto called, and Vitch reraised once more. All three opponents called.
"Oh baby. What a life," Vitch said as he led out on fifth. Bohlman just called this time, while Manderlier moved all in for 86,000. Liberto called and Vitch asked the floor if he could put in another raise. The tournament official told him Manderlier didn't make it enough, and Vitch and Bohlman just called.
"Whoever wins this pot is going to have a one-fifth of the chips," Manderlier said.
"Can you bring the bracelet here? Just put the bracelet in the pot," Bohlman joked. Vitch bet again on sixth and Bohlman called, while Liberto finally got out of the way.
Vitch then bet on seventh and Bohlman called. Vitch showed 6x5x4x for 7-6-5-4-2, but Manderlier turned over 7x4x3x for 7-5-4-3-A to win the massive main pot and quadruple up, while Vitch took the side pot.
"Did I win the bracelet? Just end the tournament right here," Manderlier said. Even players on other tables spent the next few minutes talking about this hand.
"That might be a record for this stage of a limit tournament. A world record, never to be duplicated," Vitch added.
Badeucey
Tom McCormick raised all-in from the hijack and Ken Deng called on the button, and Allan Le came along from the big blind.
Le took three and the others took two. Le check-folded to a bet from Deng.
McCormick was now pat and Deng took one. Both patted on the end.
Tom McCormick: 8♥7♣6♥4♥3♠
Ken Deng: 7♥5♦4♣3♦2♠
McCormick ran into a monster as Deng made the wheel with a seven-five badugi and he exits after another deep run at the World Series.
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