The pot stood at 135,000 with two players looking at a full board of J♦K♦9♥Q♠3♣.
The big blind bet out for 75,000. Jiexi Guo, in the hijack, moved all in to put the big blind to the test for their effective stack of 215,000. The big blind agonized over their decision before making the call.
Big Blind: K♠J♣ 
Jiexi Guo: 10♦10♠
The big blind had flopped two pair, but was behind the turned straight of Guo, sending them to the rail.
Action was picked up with two players heads up, the cards on their back with Michael Balan all in and at risk for 120,000.
Michael Balan: K♦J♠
Opponent: A♦Q♦
Balan was behind the ace high of his opponent, but when the board ran out K♠Q♣8♥9♠5♣ he improved to a pair of kings and secured the double up.
Action folded to the cutoff who raised all in for 305,000. Once the button folded Helene Jullien called the bet for her last 215,000. The big blind folded and the players were heads up, with Jullien at risk.
Helene Jullien: A♦Q♣
Cutoff: K♦10♥
Jullien was ahead with her ace high, and when the board ran out A♣6♠2♦3♣Q♠ she improved to two pair with aces and queens to get the double up.
Aaron Johnson min-raised to 50,000 from under the gun and the button announced that they were all in for 250,000. The small blind didn't appear to hear the all in and put 50,000 chips in the pot. Upon realizing, the floor was called to give a ruling and the decision was that the small blind could either forfeit the 50,000 and fold, or call. The small blind took the latter option and decided to call, and Johnson called also.
On the 10♦9♠A♠ flop, both the small blind and Johnson checked.
The turn brought a K♣ and the small blind check-folded to Johnson's bet of 75,000.
Button: A♣10♣
Aaron Johnson: Q♣J♣
Johnson has turned the nuts with Broadway and his hand remained in the lead as the 3♣ completed the board.
The under-the-gun player moved all in for 200,000, the player in middle position moved all in for approximately 100,000 and Ari Engel, the covering stack, looked them both up from the button.
Middle Position: K♦K♥
Under-the-Gun: 10♠10♥
Ari Engel: A♠K♣
Engel had both players at risk but held the worst hand, that was until the dealer spread the A♥8♠4♠ flop to propel him into the lead. The 7♥ turn and 2♠ river changed nothing and Engel sent both players to the rail.
The play has recommenced after the "largest color up of chips in WSOP history" took longer than expected.
Nível: 21
Blinds: 10,000/25,000
Ante: 25,000
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