Joseph Michael raised all in for 2,555,000 from the cutoff and Sean Gibson called from the small blind.
Michael: 
Gibson: 
The board came down 
, no help to Michael, ending his Main Event in 51st place.
Scott Stewart opened to 240,000 in the hijack, and Travis Lutes defended his big blind. Lutes check-called 250,000 on the 
flop, and both players checked the . Lutes bet 525,000 on the 
river, and Stewart called fairly quickly but couldn't beat 
.
In the first hand back from the break, Jack Sinclair raised to 250,000 and Artan Dedusha moved all in from the button for just over 20 big blinds. Dan Ott in the big blind peeked at his cards and announced call. He was about to turn over his cards before the dealer and other players pointed out that Sinclair was still to act.
"Oh, sorry. I didn't even see you were in the hand," Ott said.
Sinclair replied, "I was gonna fold anyways," which he did moments later.
Dedusha: 
Ott:
The flop of 
was no good for Dedusha, as two of his outs were gone. After the turn, the Brit picked up a gutshot, but a blank 
on the river ended his run in 52nd place for $145,733.
Niveau: 29
Blinds: 60,000/120,000
Ante: 20,000
The 52 remaining players are on another 20-minute break.
Max Silver raised to 210,000 under the gun just after taking a seat at Table 724. He got two callers, and the flop came 
. Action checked to Michael Sklenicka on the button, and he bet 350,000. Only Silver continued. The British player check-called 750,000 more on the 
turn and checked a final time when the double-paired the board. Sklenicka bet 1.3 million, and Silver finally released.
Action folded around to Antoine Saout on the button and he raised to 225,000. Mike Linster was in the small blind and after some thought, three-bet to 710,000. Saout then four-bet to 1,240,000 and sent Linster into the tank. After a couple of minutes deliberating and as the break had just begun, Linster mucked his hand sending a nice pot to Saout heading into the break.
Christian Pham raised to 275,000 from middle position and got calls from Benjamin Pollak in the hijack and Zu Zhou in the small blind.
The flop came 
and all three players checked to the 
on the turn. Both Zhou and Pham checked. Pollak bet 455,000 and Zhou put in a check-raise to 1,375,000. Pham agonized over the decision and eventually folded. Pollak asked for a confirmation of the bet and called.
The river was the 
and Zhou paused for a moment before deciding to check. Pollak stared him down and reached into his stack to put out a bet worth 550,000. Zhou folded.
Joshua Horton raised to 275,000 and Wesley Pantling moved all in from two seats over. The action folded back to Horton and he asked for a count. Pantling was all in for 1,440,000 and Horton gave it brief consideration before announcing the call.
Pantling: 
Horton:
"A standard flip," Artan Dedusha added before the flop came . Horton improved to top set and Pantling needed one of the four remaining queens in the deck in order to avoid elimination. It was all over on the turn, as Horton improved to a full house, and this made the 
river a cruel formality.
Pantling was eliminated in 53rd place and takes home $145,733 for his efforts.
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