Heads-up on a board of 5♥5♠3♠6♠8♦ with approximately 110,000 in the pot, Chris Hunichen in middle position bet 110,000.
Sean Winter in the hijack quickly made the call but found himself up against Hunichen’s full house with 6♦5♦.
Thanks to this pot, Hunichen joined Mateos above the one-million-chip mark.
Eelis Parssinen raised to 9,000 and was called by Alex Kulev in the hijack before Nick Petrangelo in the small blind three-bet to 60,000. Both Parssinen and Kulev called.
Petrangelo continued for 48,000 on the 3♠8♣J♥ flop but only Parssinen called. He fired a second barrel to 125,000 on the K♥ turn and was called once again.
Petrangelo eventually checked the Q♣ river. Parssinen went into the tank and prepared his chips to go all-in. Petrangelo immediately folded.
Dejan Kaladjurdjevic opened to 10,000 on the button and Christoph Vogelsang, who was down to 4,000 after paying the small blind moved all in for his remaining 4,000. Chris Hunichen called from the big blind and the players went three-ways to the flop.
The 10♥4♠A♦ flop was checked quickly to the Q♥ turn and 3♠ river. With no further action made, the players turned over their cards.
Christoph Vogelsang: 8♠5♣
Dejan Kaladjurdjevic: J♣3♣
Chris Hunichen: J♥3♥
Kaladjurdjevic showed first, and Hunichen quickly turned over his matching hand, both sitting with a pair of three's. Vogelsang tabled his eight-five which missed the full runout, and he was the second player to hit the rail after just two and half hours of play.
The remaining two players chopped the small pot and Vogelsang stood from the table and left the tournament area.
Christoph Vogelsang and Adrian Mateos were already on the river with a pot of around 200,000. The board had ran out Q♣7♦K♠9♣4♣ and action was on Vogelsang.
Vogelsang had 120,000 chips in front of him from the big blind and Mateos had jammed for 475,000 in the cutoff. Vogelsang went into a long tank, but eventually called, and the players flipped their hands.
Adrian Mateos: A♣2♣
Christoph Vogelsang: J♣5♣
Both had hit a flush, but Mateos had the nuts with the ace of clubs. Mateos stacked up to over a million in chips and Vogelsang was down to just 6,000.
Alex Foxen opened to 10,000 from the button and Vinny Lingham in the small blind called.
Alex Kulev in the big blind however squeezed to 60,000. Foxen decided to four-bet to 145,000 and made Lingham fold, but Kulev eventually moved all-in for roughly 800,000. Foxen quickly folded.
Updates Chip Counts after the Break according to the WSOP live app.
Level: 3
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
The current 22 players in the field take a short 15-minute break.
Moments before the break, Nick Petrangelo raised to 8,000 from the button and was called by Eelis Parssinen in the small blind. Alex Foxen in the big blind squeezed to 45,000 and was called by both Petrangelo and Parssinen.
Foxen continued for 35,000 on the 7♠Q♦7♥ flop, then fired a second barrel to 63,000 on the 7♣ turn.
Petrangelo called the first time but quickly folded on the turn.
Leonardo Drago opened from early position for 7,500 and Nick Petrangelo three-bet to 27,000 from the hijack. Drago called and the players went heads up to the flop.
A A♣6♣2♣ fell and Drago check-called a 12,000 bet by Petrangelo. The 7♥ was turned and Drago bet 40,000. Petrangelo called and the players were taken to the 2♠ river.
Drago checked, Petrangelo bet out 225,000 and Drago tank-called. Petrangelo tabled his 6♠6♦ for a boat, and Drago mucked.
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