Players head to a second break of the day, lasting 15 minutes, just mere moments after having taken their new seats following the three-table redraw. Action will recommence at 4:35 p.m. local time
The 18 remaining players are all up and moving, as the floor sorts out where each player will be sitting until another six bust out.
Action folded to Richard Dubini in the hijack, who went all in for 920,000. It seemed as though he was going to get it through, but as Tyler Cornell peeled his cards in the big blind, he rolled his eyes and begrudgingly put in the call.
Richard Dubini: A♥3♥ 
Tyler Cornell: 6♥6♦
Dubini picked up extra outs on the 3♠Q♠5♦ flop, and even more on the 4♥ turn, however the K♥ river was enough for Cornell to take in the pot and send Dubini home.
Alex Keating announced all in from the button with the dominant stack, and Tomoyuki Yoshimiya called from the big blind with 1,200,000.
Tomoyuki Yoshimiya: 5♦5♠
Alex Keating: J♦9♦
The board came out with Q♣2♣6♦7♠J♣, and Keating won with his pair of jacks.
Danny Wong open shoved his hand, and was called off by Yohwan Lim
Danny Wong: A♦7♥
Yohwan Lim: A♥J♠
Wong was unable to improve, and Lim held on the K♣10♣K♦6♦J♣ board, to send Wong packing.
The action was picked up on the river in a massive pot and a board of 9♥6♠9♠4♥4♣, and Fabian Niederreiter bet out 1,350,000 from the small blind, and Alex Keating, who was on the button, was deciding whether to call. Keating made the call.
Niederreiter tabled J♣9♣ for the full house and Keating mucked.
Andy Wilson raised from under the gun to 200,000, and Hiroyuki Tane three-bet all-in to 755,000. Wilson thought long and hard and made the call.
Hiroyuki Tane: A♣5♠
Andy Wilson: A♠6♣
It was looking a lot like a chopped pot until the river when the board ran out with 3♠3♣K♦2♣6♦ and the six on the river gave Wilson two pair.
Yohwan Lim opened to 200,000 from the button, Jakub Michalak shoved for 1,165,000 from the small blind and Lim called with a covering stack to put Michalak at risk.
Yohwan Lim: K♥Q♦
Jakub Michalak: A♦K♠
Michalak was in great shape to double up with a superior king but the Q♥J♠7♦ flop gave Lim top pair, leaving Michalak with just seven outs. One of those outs came in when the 10♦ turn gave Michalak the Broadway straight and after the 5♣ river he doubled up through Lim.
Alex Keating opened to 200,000 from the button, Farhad Jamasi shoved for 455,000 from the small blind and Keating called with a covering stack to put him at risk.
Farhad Jamasi: A♠A♣
Alex Keating: 10♦8♠
Jamasi remained ahead with his aces on the 8♦5♥3♣A♦6♥ runout to double up through Keating.
Sebastian Mortelmans and Connor Rash got it all in preflop from the big blind and under the gun respectively.
Sebastian Mortelmans: A♣Q♠
Connor Rash: 9♠9♣
There wasn't too much of a sweat, as the 4♥K♠6♠6♦3♥ board came clean for Rash, to send Mortelmans to the rail.
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