Daniel Nordstrom, David Saab and Victor Torres are next in line with chips worth only around half of Shell's stack.
on a board of
, but his opponent had turned a better two pair with
. The case jack hit the river, giving each player a full house. Daugherty's jacks full of sixes was not enough to avoid elimination.

but Ogura wasn't going anywhere as he revealed 
.



giving Ogura a set of kings and the pot. Kim heads to the exit as Ogura now sits behind around 28,000 chips.
Level: 6
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
. Sombero didn't get any chips on the flop, but he did get 1,000 on the turn
and 1,500 on the river
. When he showed his set, his opponent said, "Yep, that'll do. Way ahead of me."
Franco Mabanta has just eliminated two players in an interesting hand on table 13. With a short-stacked player all in, and the player in the small blind making the call, Mabanta bumped it up another 5,000 from the big blind. The small blind deliberated before making the call.
"Only a call?" questioned Mabanta as he eyed off the 2,975 that the small blind had curiously left behind.
They took a flop of 

where the small blind checked to Mabanta who bet enough to put the small blind all in. He made the call and the table raised their eyebrows as the cards were revealed.
Mabanta held 
for the lead in the side pot against the small blind player's 
as the short-stacked player rubbed his hands together as he was in good shape to triple up with a meagre 
.
However the
spiked on the turn to give Mabanta a near-lock on the hand with his pair of aces. The river bricked the
and Mabanta sends two to the rail to now sit more comfortably with 22,000 chips.
Earlier on today PokerNews' own Melissa Castello caught up with the Filipino Poker Tour co-founder to talk about poker in the Philippines and the FPT.
with a bet of 3,200 from middle position. The button player called before an early-position player, who had checked, check-raised to 15,000, enough to put Ang all in. He called all in for a total of 10,200 with
and was up against a heart draw,
. The board bricked out
to secure the victory, and the pot, for Ang.




. Mabanta thought he had the pot won when he showed down 
for the flush but Nam revealed 
for a rivered full house!
. His opponent was in very bad shape with
, even worse when the flop was all spades --
. The turn and river were brick, brick, doubling Yoon up to 21,000.
against Claus Valloe.
. That took away some of Valloe's flush draw outs,
, but it wasn't enough. The turn and river were
to make a spade flush for Valloe. Cha shook Valloe's hand then stood up and exited the ballroom.