Ramon Pessoa opened to 300,000 in middle position and Lautaro Guerra defended in the big blind.
Guerra checked on the flop of 8♠6♥Q♥ and Pessoa continued for 225,000. Guerra called. Both players then checked on the 10♠ turn.
Guerra bet 300,000 on the 3♠ river and Pessoa quickly called, only to muck as Guerra showed Q♣9♠ for top pair.
Level: 29
Blinds: 100,000/150,000
Ante: 150,000
The remaining 73 players have been sent on their final 20-minute break of the evening. They will play one more 120-minute level when they return from the color-up break and then will bag for the night.
Here's a look at some of the biggest hands from the penultimate level.
Eric Afriat raised to 250,000 under the gun and Bruno Furth called in early position. Benjamin Williams then moved all in for 1,400,000 from middle position and both opponents called.
The flop came Q♦3♦2♥ and Afriat bet 1,000,000. Furth called and the 9♥ fell on the turn. Afriat then bet 3,000,000 and Furth moved all in for 8,140,000.
Afriat took a moment before calling, creating a pot worth more than 20,000,000. Williams showed A♣A♥, Furth had Q♣Q♥ for top set, while Afriat had J♦10♦ for straight and flush draws.
The river was the K♠ to give Afriat his straight and the massive pot. "I'm so sorry," he told Furth, embracing his defeated opponent before going off to celebrate with his rail as he climbed up near 30,000,000.
"I had my lucky masseuse with me. I just felt lucky," Afriat said after the hand.
In three-way action to the 4♦2♦2♣ flop, Nadav Barash bet 320,000 when checked to and Rahul Deevara then raised to 825,000 in the hijack. The action folded back to Barash who called and then jammed the 9♣ turn, Deevara called all-in for around 1,650,000.
Rahul Deevara: A♦5♦ 
Nadav Barash: 7♥7♦
Barash was ahead with his sevens and deuces while Deevara had a gutshot straight flush draw. The many outs never came on the K♠ river and Deevara was eliminated just before the break.
Joseph Ozimok opened to 250,000 from the hijack. Maxim Babko and Joey Padron called from the cutoff and button.
The 8♥6♣4♠ flop checked through to the A♣ turn, where it checked to Babko. He took a stab for 375,000. Padron folded before Ozimok called.
The A♠ river checked through to showdown, where Ozimok's A♦2♦ was best.
Paul Gibbons raised from the hijack to 275,000 and Colin Robinson jammed for 1,635,000 from the cutoff. Mark Shutley moved all in over the top for 1,820,000 from the small blind, and Gibbons called to put both players at risk.
Colin Robinson: A♦J♦
Mark Shutley: 10♠10♣
Paul Gibbons: Q♠Q♦
Gibbons currently had the best hand with pocket queens and could send two players home just before the final break of Day 6.
The dealer delivered an action flop of 3♦10♦5♥ to put Shutley in the lead with a set of tens, and provide Robinson with a flush draw. A card was burned, and then the Q♥ revealed itself on the turn, propelling Gibbons back into the lead with a set of queens. The J♠ river was a brick and Gibbons dragged in the pot, sending Robinson and Shutley to the rail.
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