After action was checked to him, Suhail Khan fired a 65,000 on the flop of 7♥2♥4♥ with a pot of around 450,000. Jacob Marlman, the only other player in the hand, called.
The turn 7♣ fell, and both players checked. On the river 3♥, Marlman led out with 65,000 and Khan called.
Marlman tabled 6♠6♣ for a two pair with the board. Marlman turned over 9♥9♠ for the better two pair.
Francesco Morales was all in and at risk for his tournament life. All he had to do to hang on and earn a double was hold against a hand he dominated.
Francesco Morales: A♣10♣ 
Zhan Xi Guo: A♦9♦
The flop was a scary one as K♦2♦7♣ gave Guo so many more outs. He wasted no time in making the nuts, as his opponent was drawing dead on the 5♦ turn. Any river, including the 6♥ that was put out, was inconsequential.
Bryan Reyes moved all in for 295,000 from the big blind, after facing a raise from Zhan Xi Guo to 85,000 in the hijack. Guo made the call.
Bryan Reyes: K♣J♦
Zhan Xi Guo: A♠10♥
The board ran out with A♣Q♠2♥2♣6♣, and even though Reyes called for a ten, he did not receive it, and Guo's two pair was good for the win.
Kristopher Duren pushed all in for 300,000 from the small blind, and got a call from Xizhe Yuan seated next to him in the big blind.
Kristopher Duren: J♣8♣
Xizhe Yuan: K♥Q♦
Duren did get a pair on the flop, but the full rundown of 8♥A♣K♦Q♥7♠ ended with Yuan holding two pair (kings and queens) and apologizing for being the knockout artist to his tablemate.
Level: 24
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 40,000
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The remaining 130 players are heading to a dinner break, that will last 60 minutes. Play resumes at 6:35 p.m. local time.
Action was picked up with Scott Haley all-in for around 200,000 and at risk against Jeremy Barnett.
Scott Haley: 8♦8♣
Jeremy Barnett: J♥J♠
Haley got out of his chair when the hand was tabled, expecting the result. Barnett's jacks stood firm against a board that ran 5♣K♥A♦5♥3♣.
Upon the dealing of the last street, Haley bid farewell and proceeded to the payout counter.
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