In one of the last hands before the dinner break, Terrance Mulreany open-shoved from under the gun for 1,080,000 and was called by Istvan Toro in the small blind, who covered.
Terrance Mulreany: K♣9♣ 
Istvan Toro: J♠J♥
The board ran out 10♣7♥7♣8♥K♦, with Mulreany spiking a king on the river to keep his tournament hopes alive.
Three ways to the 3♥10♠2♠ flop with about 400,000 in the middle. Susan Murphey checked from the small blind, Kenna James checked from the big blind, and Alexander Dovzhenko fired for 140,000 from middle position. Murphey called, while James folded.
A board-pairing 10♦ on the turn checked through before the Q♠ completed the runout. Murphey gathered together a bet of 225,000, resulting in an instant fold from Dovzhenko.
Kelley Slay raised to 125,000 in the hijack and Terrance Mulreany three-bet jammed in the small blind for 510,000. Slay called with the covering stack.
Terrance Mulreany: 8♥8♠
Kelley Slay: K♦J♦
The flop came 4♣9♠A♦ with Mulreany's pair of eights still in the lead. The 10♦ turn gave Slay additional outs with a flush draw and a gutshot.
The river was a red card with the 5♥ but not the red that Slay needed to score a knockout.
Susan Murphey has all her chips in the middle of the table and Timothy Garner is counting his chips to pay her off.
Susan Murphey: Q♣Q♠
Timothy GarnerJ♥J♦
The board showed: 9♣9♠2♣8♣3♦
The queens of Murphey held up against the jacks of Garner and doubled up.
Greg Raymer made it 125,000 to go from the button and Lionel Barracano defended from the big blind.
Barracano started with a check on the A♠2♥Q♠ flop, allowing Raymer to fire a continuation-bet of just 70,000. Barracano folded before Raymer's chips had even hit the felt, and Raymer dragged in the pot.
Jonathan Lemone raised to 190,000 from middle position, and Kevin Song called in the hijack.
As soon as the 5♣3♣J♦ flop came down, Lemone jammed for around 650,000. Song quickly called, and the cards were tabled.
Jonathan Lemone: A♦Q♣
Kevin Song: J♥10♥
Song's pair of jacks were ahead of the two overcards of Lemone. He improved further to two pair on the 10♦ turn, leaving Lemone needing a king to survive.
It didn't come, as the A♣ completed the runout, and Lemone was eliminated from the tournament.
Istvan Toro raised to 125,000 from early position and Kelley Slay defended in the big blind.
The flop of J♥4♣J♠ checked through to the 2♠ turn, where Slay led out for 200,000. Toro made the call and the river fell the 4♥.
Slay sized up with a bet of 800,000, leaving himself with 45,000 back, prompting Toro to give up his hand.
Alexander Dovzhenko won two big pots in a row from Samuel Coen and ultimately eliminated him.
In the first hand, Dovzhenko's pocket queens Q♥Q♠, were holding up against the A♠K♦ of Coen.
Coen couldn't find pair of aces or kings on the J♣5♥4♦2♥7♣ board.
In the second hand, Coen went all in preflop with his remaining stack.
Samuel Coen: 5♣5♦
Alexander Dovzhenko: A♠K♠
The dealer revealed the board: K♥9♠10♦2♣Q♥
Dovzhenko found a king on the board, beating the pocket fives of Coen, which ended this tournament for him.
Micheal Dokell got it all in preflop for 1,555,000 in the hijack against the under-the-gun Jack Benson, who had the covering stack.
Micheal Dokell: A♦A♦
Jack Benson: Q♣Q♥
Dokell's aces remained in the lead all the way as the board ran out 9♣5♦2♣4♣8♥, securing him the double up.
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