There were roughly 20,000 chips in the pot on 3♦8♦J♠6♣9♣.
Steven Kyler who was in the cutoff bet 10,000, Domenico Gala who was in the big blind went deep into the tank and eventually called.
Kyler tabled 9♦6♦ for a backdoor two pair and Gala mucked his hand.
Joao Pinto raised in early position to 1,300 and picked up calls from Lindsey McDougall, one seat to his left, and Junichi Kato in the big blind.
Action checked to McDougall on the J♠2♦Q♥ flop, and she placed a bet of 1,500. Both her opponents called, and it was still three to the turn.
All three players checked the 4♥ turn, but Kato put in a bet of 5,500 on the 4♣ river. Pinto folded, and McDougall called.
Kato turned over K♣Q♣, which was only good enough for half the pot as McDougall flipped over K♥Q♦, for the same hand.
The dealer apportioned the pot, and Pinto's invested chips were split between his two opponents.
The tournament staff have announced that the tournament will deal only four more hands for the day.
With about 20,000 in the pot, Allen Shen and Eric Bunch arrived on the 2♥J♣5♦6♥10♦ river. Shen bet 18,000 from under the gun, which Bunch raised to 57,000.
Shen spent some minutes in the tank before he laid his hand down, still unsure whether it was the right decision.
David Baldanza checked from early position on the flop of 2♦7♠8♥ and Braxton Dunaway bet 2,500 from the hijack. Baldanza stuck around with a call.
The 4♦ fell on the turn and Baldanza check-called another bet from Dunaway, this time for 3,500.
After Baldanza checked the J♣ river, Dunaway fired a third barrel of 10,000. Baldanza eventually called and was shown Q♥Q♣ by Dunaway for an overpair. Baldanza mucked, and the pot was pushed to Dunaway.
As relayed back by Ben Slack and Josh Quint, a huge hand happened just before the. end of the night.
Slack made it 1,200 before Josh Quint three-bet to 3,500 from a few seats over. Srinivasa Vemulamada cold four-bet to 10,500, which forced Slack to fold. Quint five-bet to 30,200, and Vemulamada just called.
Vemulamada checked the 10♥6♥2x flop and Quint bet 22,400, Vemulamada jammed to put Quint all in, and Quint immediately called.
Josh Quint: AxAx 
Srinivasa Vemulamada: KxKx
It was the classic cooler of aces versus kings in a pot of 209,200, and Quint was the player at risk. The turn and river were bricks, allowing Quint to earn a huge double-up at the end of the day.
The tournament has finished for the day as 1,249 ended up advancing from today.
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