Heads-up action to the K♠5♣2♠ flop saw Yifu He check from under the gun and call when Richard Hasnip fired 10,000 into the middle.
The 10♦ turn was met with a pair of checks, while both players declined to bet again after seeing the 10♠ river.
He flipped over Q♥Q♦ two pair with his queens, while Hasnip showed K♥J♥ for kings and tens to take the pot.
Nível: 11
Blinds: 1,500/2,500
Ante: 2,500
The tournament clock shows 55 players remaining as they reach the next 15-minute break.
In the final hand before break, Tianyi Ma and Travis Egbert were heads up through the 9♠K♣8♥ flop as the dealer added the 10♣ turn to the table.
Ma checked from the big blind before Egbert fired 6,500 into the middle. After taking a moment, Ma opted to fold and headed out of the tournament room while Egbert stacked his new chips.
Victoria Livschitz limped in the small blind and Steven Forman checked his big blind option. The dealer fanned out the 5♣6♥4♦ flop, where both players checked.
Livschitz checked again on the K♠ turn, with Forman firing 2,000 into the middle. Livschitz made the call and the J♠ river completed the board.
Livschitz tapped the table again, with Forman slowing down and checking back. Livschitz tabled A♥K♦ for top pair, while Forman could only nod as he mucked his cards.
Shortly after losing with pocket kings Paul Chanderson found himself all in once again.
With a completed board of 2♠K♠5♥Q♣9♣ Cesar Rodriguez bet the river for 17,000 into a roughly 35,000 chip pot. Chanderson responded with an all in for the remainder of his stack at approximately 39,500.
Paul Chanderson: K♣Q♥ 
Cesar Rodriguez: K♦J♦
Rodriguez lamented his situation before begrudgingly calling Chanderson's all in. Chanderson tabled top two pair bettering Rodriguez's top pair.
Adam Swan committed almost all of his chips, opening to 19,000 in early position while leaving just a single 500 chip behind. Yifu He made the call in the hijack while the rest of the table folded.
Swan tossed in his last chip after seeing the 3♦8♠6♣ flop, with He quickly calling.
Adam Swan: A♠7♣
Yifu He: K♥K♦
Swan was unable to find help on the rest of the board, falling to He's kings in Level 10.
Paul Chanderson opened to 6,500 from under the gun before Faraz Jaka three-bet to 21,000 in middle position. Adam Weinraub then moved all in for 83,500 from the big blind.
Chanderson shoved his larger stack of 107,500 and Jaka took some time before putting in the call, leaving both opponents at risk.
Adam Weinraub: A♠K♦
Paul Chanderson: K♣K♥
Faraz Jaka: Q♠Q♦
Weinraub was drawing thin but connected in a big way on the A♠J♦A♦ flop. The 5♣ turn and 7♦ river changed nothing, as Weinraub celebrated his good fortune.
Chanderson took the side pot, putting a dent in Jaka's big stack.
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