The flop read 
with a pot already containing more than 650,000 when Fred Goldberg fired a huge bet worth 2,000,000 in the small blind, putting Alexandre Moreau at risk for his last 560,000 chips. The latter tanked for some time before announcing the call:
Alexandre Moreau: 
Fred Goldberg: 
Moreau was in bad shape for the double up, but found a 
on the turn and a 
on the river to give him a runner-runner straight and the nice pot.
Onur Unsal moved all in in the cutoff for 440,000. Kenny Deffrasnes called on the button.
Onur Unsal: 
Kenny Deffrasnes: 
It was a fair flip and the board ran out 
eliminating Unsal from the tournament.
Dmitry Yurasov moved all in from the cutoff for 470,000. Dorian Rios called on the button.
Dmitry Yurasov: 
Dorian Rios: 
Yurasov was behind and drawing near dead on 
flop. The turn sealed Yurasov's fate as he was sent to the rails. The river was irrelevant.
In a raised pot between Nino Ullmann and Pete Chen, the flop read 
when Chen checked from the big blind. Nino Ullmann bet 110,000 and Chen thought about his move for a minute before opting for a raise. Ullman snap-folded.
Nível: 25
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
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The remaining 26 players are now sent to the first 15-minute break of the day. Action will resume at blinds 30,000/ 60,000 with a 60,000 ante.
In a heads-up pot the flop showed 
when Dorian Rios check-called a bet from Darren Elias for 75,000.
Both players checked on the 
turn and Rios led out for 150,000 when the came on the river. Elias quickly folded.
Nacho Barbero raised in the small blind and Davidi Kitai shoved in the big blind for 775,000. Barbero considered it for some time but eventually folded. Kitai also won the hand right after and is now up to a stack around 1,000,000 chips.
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