Cecile Ticherfatine opened to 3,000 from middle position. Hoang Phan in the hijack called before Paul Ephremsen in the cutoff moved all-in for 13,600. Ticherfatine was tempted to call but folded. Phan however quickly called.
Paul Ephremsen: K♠Q♦ 
Hoang Phan: A♣4♣
Phan flopped top pair on A♠7♦2♥4♦J♠ and Ephremsen was eliminated.
Alexandro Tricarico opened to 2,200 from the button and called when Garry Gurevich shoved for around 21,000 from the small blind.
Garry Gurevich: A♦J♥
Alexandro Tricarico: 8♥8♠
Tricarico's pair made a set on the J♠9♠8♣Q♣7♣ runout, and Gurevich departed.
Three-way on a flop of 4♥K♣K♠, Gregoire Panetti in the hijack bet 3,000 and was called by Jose Devesa in the cutoff while the small blind folded.
Panetti checked the 8♠ turn and Devesa immediately moved all-in for 12,100. Panetti went into the tank and called.
Jose Devesa: K♥10♠
Gregoire Panetti: Q♠Q♣
Devesa flopped trips and even hit quads with the K♦ river to double up.
Level: 7
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
420 players reached the end of Level 6 and are on a 60-minute dinner break. Play resumes at 7:47 p.m. local time.
Hoang Phan limped from early position. Jun Park in the cutoff limped as well so Daria Krashennikova only had to check her option to find a flop of 7♦K♦8♣.
Phan bet 2,200 and fired a second barrel to 6,500 on the 10♠ turn. Park called both times while Krashennikova folded on the flop.
Phan and Park both checked the 9♥ river and Phan won the pot with 9♠8♠ for two pair.
A sizable pot between Stefan Hulin and past WSOPE Main Event champion John Juanda was taking place, with action caught on the J♦6♦2♥ flop.
There was around 24,000 in the pot, and Hulin checked from the cutoff. Juanda bet 6,000 from the button, leaving him with 21,700 behind. Hulin called.
The 6♣ turn paired the board, and Hulin checked once more. Juanda jammed, sending his opponent into the tank.
"Queens?" asked Hulin, but he found no response from Juanda. After using a few time banks, he opted to fold, and the pot went to the Poker Hall of Famer.
Cards went on their backs with Daniel Muniz in early position all-in and at risk for 12,100 against Enrico Rudelitz in the hijack.
Daniel Muniz: K♦J♠
Enrico Rudelitz: A♣Q♠
After a flop of 8♦5♠5♦, Muniz found a flush draw with the 4♦ turn. The J♦ river completed the flush and he doubled up.
There was around 40,000 in the pot on the 10♥8♣6♦K♠A♣ completed board. Cesar Veroez, in the big blind, had a bet of 26,000 out in front of him. His opponent was Viktor Blom, who was in the cutoff. After some thinking time, Blom called. Veroez immediately tapped the table, to signal to Blom that he was good. Veroez just mucked his hand and Blom took in the pot.
Around ten minutes later, Blom found himself in another spot on the river. This time the board read Q♣7♣5♠2♠10♦, and Raphael Debbah bet 6,000 into a pot of around 42,000 from the big blind. Blom, in early position, raised to 32,800 and folded out Debbah.
On the next deal, Blom opened to 1,800 from under the gun. Josef Schusteritsch called from the button.
On the J♣6♦5♦ flop, Blom had his 1,800 continuation bet called. Blom check-called for 7,500 on the 10♥ turn, before check-folding to a bet of 36,000 on the K♥ river.
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