Kyle Ho opened to 25,000 from middle position. Stoyan Madanzhiev in the cutoff three-bet all in for 122,000, Stephane Serfati in the big blind shoved for approximately 150,000 and Ho folded.
Stoyan Madanzhiev: A♥10♠ 
Stephane Serfati: K♥K♣
Madanzhiev ran into kings and was eliminated on 9♠7♣8♦7♥2♥.
Milad Sheva opened to 12,000 from under the gun and got a three-bet to 25,000 from Seongpyo An in the cutoff. Sheva called, and both players saw a flop of 9♥J♥Q♠.
Sheva checked, allowing An to take the initiative with a bet of 20,000. Sheva stayed on to see the turn 10♠. Passing the action to him, An bet another 80,000 in the pot, which made Sheva fold.
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Level: 18
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
The remaining 338 players are on a 15-minute break
Action was picked up on a completed board of 4♦8♥6♥10♣9♦, around 500,000 in the pot and a 550,000 bet from Tzur Levy and action waiting for Agustin Naranja, who was covered by the bet. He took considerable time to consider his options.
He took quite some time that `the floor was called for a clock. The moment the floor arrived, Michael Leah, who was also at the table, complained that the hand had already taken 14 minutes.
The floor made a count, and Naranja made the call at the very last second. Levy tabled 9♥9♣ which evoked a frustrated groan from Naranja who turned over his cards to show K♥K♦.
Naranja immediately left the table. As Levy scooped the pot, and with Naranja gone, the table couldn't help but talk about the hand that seemed to take forever.
Action folded around to Alex Foxen, who raised to 20,000 from the cutoff. Jimmy Guerrero called from the big blind, and the players saw the flop of A♦2♣9♠.
Guerrero checked to Foxen, who continued for 11,000. Guerrero called, and the dealer rolled off the Q♣ as the turn card.
Again, Guerrero checked to Foxen, who now bet out for a hefty 77,000. Guerrero went into the tank and made the call.
The 5♣ peeled off on the river, and Guerrero checked for the third time. Foxen, with his trademark stare, thought for a while and then bet out for 300,000, which was enough to put Guerrero all-in. Guerrero went deeper into the tank this time for three to four minutes before he made the call. Foxen tabled A♥K♦, which had Guerrero's A♣6♦ crushed, and Guerrero was sent packing whilst Foxen has pushed on to over 1,000,000 in chips.
In a blind versus blind situation, Mark Davis in the big blind moved all in for roughly 160,000 and faced Mark Davis.
Mateus Moraes: K♥6♣
Mark Davis: J♥J♦
Through a turn of 4♥Q♦4♣9♣, Moraes' jacks held but the K♠ river gave the best pair to Davis and Moraes was sent to the rail.
The flop read 8♣3♠5♦ in a heads-up pot when Cedric Schwaederle checked to Benoit Fiasson who bet 15,000. Schwaederle tanked a minute and eventually called all in for his last 11,000.
Cedric Schwaederle: Q♦4♣
Benoit Fiasson: A♥J♠
After the K♦ and 8♦ completed the board, Schwaederle was eliminated.
Aaron Massey opened to 20,000 in middle position and got called by Nicolas Yunis in the cutoff.
The flop came 10♣2♥K♥. Massey continued for 25,000 and Yunis tagged along.
The 8♠ turn went check-check, leading to the river. On the last card K♦, the floor was called as Massey took quite some time to decide what to do after Yunis bet 75,000. Even before the floor could start the count, Massey called and mucked after Yunis showed A♥10♥.
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