Andy Wilson raised from under the gun to 120,000, and Dohyeok Kim three-bet all in for 650,000. Wilson made the call, and it was off to the race.
Dohyeok Kim: A♣Q♥ 
Andy Wilson: 8♣8♥
The board ran out with 3♦K♠5♥3♥Q♣, and the queen on the river saved Kim from elimination with two pair.
According to the WSOP+ App, these are the current chip counts after the first break of the day.
Level: 25
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
Players are on a 15-minute break.
Chih Fan raised to 100,000 from under the gun, Jason Wheeler three-bet to 400,000 from the hijack, and Fan four-bet all-in for 800,000 effective, and Wheeler called.
Jason Wheeler:A♦Q♣
Chih Fan: A♥K♦
As the board fell, Wheeler queried jokingly, "I change my bet to a call".
The board ran out 4♣K♠7♥7♦J♠, and Fan won the pot with his two pair.
For the second hand running, Alex Keating got to showdown without all of the community cards having been dealt. He raised to 105,000 in the cutoff, and Guillermo Sanchez Otero shoved for a little under 700,000. Keating said, "I'm gonna do to you what you did to me." He feigned checking his cards before slamming down some chips to indicate a call.
Guillermo Sanchez Otero: A♠J♣
Alex Keating: Q♠Q♣
Alex Keating continued to talk as if he'd already won the hand, as the board ran out 10♠10♣K♣7♠8♣ and he eliminated his adversary. Keating cleared up the confusion for the table, saying that Sanchez Otero had bust him 50th in the Main Event last year, and he had finally got the chance to turn the tables, albeit on a slightly smaller scale.
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Yang Zhang shoved his remaining 140,000 chips into a pot of 275,000, with the board reading Q♥2♦K♥. Alex Keating, the only other player who saw a flop, made the call.
Yang Zhang: 10♥2♥
Alex Keating: Q♦8♠
Zhang got it in with the Doyle, and it came good for him as he turned Keating dead with the 7♥ hitting his flush. The dealer then put out the J♠ and Zhang stayed alive.
Connor Rash was sitting on a short stack after taking a significant loss in a previous showdown and moved all in on the button for 320,000, and Yohwan Lim was in the big blind and made the call.
Connor Rash: K♦4♠
Yohwan Lim: A♣6♠
Rash was behind heading into the board but held two live cards. The board heavily favored Rash with 4♣K♠7♥7♦J♠, and Rash's two pair would win him back some much-needed chips.
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