Erwann Pecheux opened to 80,000 from the button. Carlos Guerrero in the big blind three-bet all-in for 605,000. Pecheux asked for a count, looked at the screen and called.
Carlos Guerrero: A♥8♦ 
Erwann Pecheux: A♣7♣
Guerrero was in the lead but Pecheux managed to hit two pair on 5♣10♥7♠2♠A♠ to eliminate Guerrero.
Aobo Li in the cutoff jammed for 250,000 and Bartlomiej Swieboda in the small blind made the call.
Aobo Li: Q♣10♦
Bartlomiej Swieboda: Q♦J♣
Swieboda had the best kicker, and the situation remained unchanged on 9♣K♥4♥2♠8♣.
Ioannis Kapnopoulos opened to 80,000 from the cutoff. Edward Ochana in the big blind three-bet to 750,000, Kapnopoulos four-bet all-in and Ochana called with the 100,000 he had behind.
Edward Ochana: A♥4♣
Ioannis Kapnopoulos: A♠J♠
Kapnopoulos flopped top pair on 6♠J♥10♥K♣3♣, leaving no chance for Ochana who was sent to the rail in 23rd place.
Michael Newman was on the button with his pocket tens already face up. He was against Jason Darland in the big blind, who was holding ace-four and all in for his remaining 390,000.
Jason Darland: A♠4♣
Michael Newman: 10♦10♥
Darland missed on the J♠4♦Q♣ flop, and the 8♦ turn didn't change much either, but he ended on a pair of aces after seeing the A♣ come on the river.
Briant Alavez opened to 80,000 in the hijack and Ivan Poroliev three-bet to 200,000 on the button. Alavez called and the players went heads up to the 4♥7♦A♥ flop.
Alavez checked, Poroliev bet 90,000 and Alavez called. A 6♠ turn prompted both to check to the Q♦ river. Alavez bet 275,000 and Poroliev took some time but paid to see Alavez's pocket aces.
After Alavez showed A♣A♠ Poroliev was quick to muck.
Moments after the restart, Ivan Poroliev opened from under the gun. Zephyr Peling three-bet all-in for 260,000 from two seats over and Poroliev called.
Zephyr Peling: 7x7x
Ivan Poroliev: K♠7♠
After a flop of 8♣J♥2♦, Poroliev hit the K♥ turn to take the lead. The J♦ completed the board and Peling was eliminated.
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Level: 24
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 40,000
The remaining 24 players take their last 15-minute break of the day.
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