Kevin Song opened to 600,000 from middle position, then Juan Nuno Sanchez in the hijack three-bet all-in for 2,200,000. Song went into the tank and called.
Juan Nuno Sanchez: J♣J♦ 
Kevin Song: A♠3♠
Nuno Sanchez was on his way to double up on 8♦7♣6♠K♥, but the A♥ river paired Song's ace, sending Nuno Sanchez to the rail.
Dan Au raised to 800,000 from the small blind. Tomasz Brzezinski moved all in with just under 4,000,000 chips from the big.
Au looked at his hand and said, "I have almost a million in, I can't fold," then made the call.
Tomasz Brzezinski: A♣4♠
Dan Au: Q♦J♠
Though he was behind, Au was hardly surprised to connect with the flop K♥7♣Q♣ to take the lead with a pair of kings. The turn and river 5♠6♠ weren't factors and Au once again sent a player to the rail.
Jose Escalona Gaona open-jammed for 2,575,000 from middle position and action folded to Safwane Bahri in the big blind, who thought for a while before he made the call to put Gaona at risk.
Jose Escalona Gaona: A♣Q♥
Safwane Bahri: A♦9♥
A bit of a sweat for Gaona on the J♠7♥10♠ flop, which gave Bahri a gutshot. No sickness on the 10♦ turn nor the K♦ river, and Gaona was shipped the pot for a double-up.
The very next hand action folded to Bahri in the small blind and he raised enough to put Rishi Mehra, sat in the big blind, all in. Mehra snap-called.
Rishi Mehra: A♥7♥
Safwane Bahri: 5♠4♠
A dream flop for Mehra of 8♥5♥9♥ gave him the nut flush and left Bahri drawing dead. The 7♠ turn and 2♥ river sealed the deal for Mehra and his double-up.
Dragos Anton raised to 600,000 from middle position. Matthew McEwan to his left jammed for 1,375,000, then Maurice Tan on the button went into the tank before moving all-in for roughly 9,000,000. Anton quickly folded.
Matthew McEwan: K♣10♣
Maurice Tan: A♥J♠
Tan kept the lead all the way through a board of 9♥2♥7♠4♣A♠ and sent McEwan to the rail.
Tomasz Brzezinski raised all in on the button. Ricardo Cermeno made the call with less from the big blind.
Ricardo Cermeno: Q♥3♥
Tomasz Brzezinski: A♦K♠
Brzezinski's Big Slick paired with an ace on the door card and that was enough on the full runout 8♠2♣A♠6♣8♥ to knock Cermeno out of the event.
Eli Frenkel jammed for 1,800,000 from under the gun. Ian Steinman in the cutoff three-bet all-in and he made the button and the blinds fold.
Eli Frenkel: 9♦8♦
Ian Steinman: A♥Q♣
The dealer fanned a board of K♠3♦Q♠8♥7♦ and Frenkel was eliminated.
Level: 33
Blinds: 150,000/300,000
Ante: 300,000
The remaining 37 players are now on a 60-minute dinner break.
Play will resume at approximately 7:43 p.m. local time.
In a hand that ran into the dinner break, super-hot Dan Au moved all in with more than 4,000,000 chips into a pot of 1,100,000, on the flop of 10♥K♦5♦.
Tomasz Brzezinski, seated to his immediate left, made the call.
Dan Au: K♥4♥
Tomasz Brzezinski: A♦7♦
Au had flopped a pair of kings, while Ghai was banking on an ace-high flush draw. The turn-river 7♥10♠ kept things as they were and Au continued to roll over opponents with a huge double-up.
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