There were roughly 680,000 chips in the pot on a board of 4♠4♥Q♣9♠.
Julien Duveau who was in the cutoff checked to Humberto Valdez who was on the button and he checked behind.
Duveau decided to bet 65,000 the 5♣ river and he got snap-called.
Duveau tabled top full house with Q♥Q♦, and Valdez mucked.
Jennifer Soloway raised to 110,000 from the hijack, which only Nolan Requedaz called in the big blind.
Requedaz decided to take the initiative on the Q♣7♥K♠ flop, leading out with a bet of 85,000. Soloway gave it some thought, but decided to return her cards the dealer, surrendering the pot to Requedaz.
Jeanluc Voyer raised to 100,000 from early position, and, after a bit of consideration, called when Chad Awerbuch moved all in from the big blind for 295,000.
Chad Awerbuch: A♦10♦ 
Jeanluc Voyer: K♦J♦
The J♥7♦A♥ flop had something for both players, but crucially, Awerbuch was still ahead.
The 4♣ turn and 10♠ river had no effect on the standings, seeing Awerbuch claim a double up.
Paulina Loeliger raised to 100,000 from under the gun, Rick Biever announced all in for roughly 500,000 from the big blind, and Loeliger snap-called.
Rick Biever: 9♦3♦
Paulina Loeliger: A♠A♥
Loeliger flopped top set on the 10♦J♠A♣ flop. Biever was eliminated on the J♣ turn and the 8♣ on the river completed the run out.
Here is a look at the top stacks returning from the break, as per the WSOP LIVE app.
Level: 24
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 50,000
The remaining 186 players are taking their second break of the day. The action will resume in 20 minutes.
Michael Wilklow raised to 80,000 from the cutoff, Avneesh Munjal called on the button and Anthony Kim called in the big blind.
Action checked to Munjal when the flop came 6♦7♠7♦, and he fired out a bet of 100,000, Kim folded but Wilklow made the call.
The 9♠ on the turn saw Munjal keep up the aggression and he fired a bet of 275,000, Wilklow called again. Munjal did not slow down on the 8♠ river and placed out another bet of 650,000 and got snap-called.
Munjal tabed K♦10♦, and Wilklow tabled A♠3♠ for a flush to scoop the pot.
Brandon Pickett, seated immediately to Munjal's left, could barely contain his delight after the pot was pushed Wilklow's way, "yeah, everyone going to see you just a bully for the past two hours, PokerNews, everybody."
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