The final 27 players have been sent to dinner break, returning at 8:51 local time.
One player whose dinner break will be a little more enjoyable is Ben Diebold, who hit a ten-high straight flush against Nathaniel Katzoff who held two pair with jacks up.
Maxx Coleman: 7♦5♥8♣/10♣9♠5♠7♠
Andre Akkari: XxXxXx/A♥J♥10♦6♣
Action was picked up on seventh street with about approximately 60,000 in the middle. Andre Akkari checked and called a bet from Max Coleman.
Coleman showed two pair with sevens and fives which was enough to scoop the pot.
Chad Eveslage: Q♥6♥2♥/7♥4♠5♠K♥
Scott Bohlman: XxXxXx/6♦K♠3♣5♦
Picking action up on fourth street, Scott Bohlman bet fourth, fifth and sixth streets against Chad Evesalge.
On seventh, Eveslage checked, as he had on sixth street where he called Bohlman's bet. This time however, Eveslage check-raised which sent Bohlman into the tank for almost three minutes.
Bohlman ultimately folded his hand and Eveslage showed that he held a flush to take a significant pot before break.
Craig Chait: 8♠7♠2♦/A♦A♥J♣K♦
Alex Livingston: XxXxXx/3♦7♦9♥2♥
Dan Shak: XxXx/3♣ - folded bring-in
Craig Chait completed Dan Shak's bring-in and Alex Livingston made it two bets to go. Shak folded and Chait called.
Chait then bet streets four through six, asking before the big bet streets, "big combo draw?"
"If you have ace-jack you're in good shape," replied Livingston.
At seventh street, the players both opted to check. Livingston told Chait that his aces were good, and Chait revealed nothing more than that, which was good enough to take the pot as Livingston sent his cards to the muck.
Meanwhile, Tamon Nakamura and Michael Sigel have been eliminated.
Alex Livingston: XxXx/8♣K♠2♦5♣
Dan Shak: XxXx/4♥A♦7♥J♣ - Folded Sixth Street
Ben Yu: XxXx/K♦6♣2♣ - Folded fifth street
Action was picked up on fifth street with about 50,000 in the middle. Alex Livingston bet and got a call from Dan Shak. Ben Yu considered his options and decided on a fold.
Livingston bet again on sixth street to fold out Shak take down the pot. He's currently sitting on one of the biggest stacks in the tournament, well over 500,000.
Michael McKenna: J♠9♠4♠/J♣2♣Q♠5♠
Tamon Nakamura: XxXxXx/10♥K♠9♥Q♣
Brian Yoon: XxXxXx/2♥5♥J♦8♣ - folded seventh street
Picking action up on sixth street with multiple bets in the middle, Tamon Nakamura bet with the lead and got called by Brian Yoon and Michael McKenna.
On seventh street, Nakamura and Yoon both checked and McKenna bet. Nakamura thought for a bit and then called. Yoon opted to fold.
"Spades," McKenna announced as he rolled over his hole cards showing a queen-high flush for the winner.
Meanwhile, Andrew "AJ" Kelsall was eliminated at an adjacent table.
George Alexander: XxXxXx/10♦8♣7♣J♦
Max Hoffman: XxXxXx/5♦9♥6♣A♥ - Folded Seventh Street
Matt Vengrin: XxXx/2♣ - Folded Bring in
Matt Vengrin brought in and George Alexander called. Max Hoffman decided to complete which got a fold from Vengrin. Alexander made the call.
Alexander bet fourth street and called after Hoffman made it two bets. Both players checked fifth street.
Hoffman checked and called a bet on sixth street.
On seventh street Hoffman bet and Alexander thought for over a minute on his decision before putting in a second bet. Now it was Hoffman's turn in the tank. After some time Hoffman made the fold.
"Aces up?" Alexander asked his opponent, who confirmed he did have two-pair with his ace. "Good fold" Alexander said as he scooped up a large pot.
David Williams was just seen leaving his table with Paul Mangine stacking the last of the Day 1 chip leader's chips.
Mangine told PokerNews that he started the hand with split kings and called after Williams raised his completion on third street.
From there, betting progressed until Williams put his last chips in on seventh street with Mangine holding two pair of kings and eights.
Williams told Mangine that his two pair was good, mucked his hand, and then headed to the rail.
Meanwhile, 2019 WSOP Player of the Year Robert Campbell was also eliminated.
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Brian Yoon: Q♦Q♥4♦/5♥Q♣3♥J♥
Tamon Nakamura: XxXxXx/A♦7♦6♠4♥
Picking action up on fifth street with a sizable pot already built, Tamon Nakamura checked and Brian Yoon bet. Nakamura then check-raised and Yoon called.
On sixth street Nakamura bet and now got raised by Yoon. Nakamura called and the duo went to seventh street.
Nakamura now checked, and after facing a bet from Yoon, he thought for over a minute before making the call.
Yoon showed queens in the hole for trips and a big win.
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