Men "The Master" Nguyen opened to 22,000 before the big blind shoved from the big blind for 108,000. Nguyen called all in for 105,000, and the cards were revealed.
Nguyen: 
Opponent: 
The board ran out 
and Nguyen spiked a double to over 220,000 in chips.
The following players earned $17,025 for their respective showings.
Action was on the river with the board showing 
and Manig Loeser was first to act. With over 200,000 already in the pot, Loeser checked over to Natalie Teh, his only opponent. With a covering stack, Teh moved all in for about 235,000 effective. Loeser wasted no time letting go of his hand and Teh was able to take down the pot with no showdown, chipping up to over 900,000 while Loeser was left with just over 200,000 chips.
With the board reading 
, Paul Volpe bet out 53,000 from middle position and Cliff Josephy called in the cutoff.
The river landed the 
, and both players knuckled back.
Volpe revealed his 
for a busted flush and straight draw, and just ace-high. Josephy tabled his 
for queens-up, and he was pushed the pot.
Niveau: 17
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
The frantic pace of "payout table (insert number here)" announcements by the dealers will be on hold for the next 20 minutes, as the remaining 890 players, or fewer, have been sent into the first break of the day.
As the field was making their way out of the Amazon Room for their first break of the day, Paul Volpe and Stephen Song were still active in a big hand.
On the turn, the board read 
and Volpe, in middle position, had a bet of 52,000 in front of him. Song made it 104,000 on the cutoff and Volpe called after some thought.
The river brought the and Volpe opted to lead out for 100,000. Song took around a minute before shoving all in for 226,000 and Volpe went deep in the tank. The camera's swooped in to catch the action and see Volpe eventually call it off after three minutes.
Song tabled 
for a boat, Volpe flung his hand face-down in the muck and quickly headed out of the Amazon.
These are the last batch of players who earned $15,920.
Stephen Song raised it up to 14,000 and Manuel Saavedra Nunez moved all in for 123,000 from the small blind. Daniel Alaei reshoved out of the big blind for more than 370,000 and Song gave it some thought, but eventually folded.
Manuel Saavedra Nunez: 
Daniel Alaei:
"Oh wow, you had me crushed," Song said from the other side of the table. Alaei took the lead on the 
flop, but the turn and 
river run out let Saavedra double with a straight.
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