
against Daniel Williams' 
.The board bricked out




to give Huang the double up to 25,000. Williams is still in sound shape with 33,000.

against Daniel Williams' 
.



to give Huang the double up to 25,000. Williams is still in sound shape with 33,000.
, Katsuyoshi's opponent announced, "All in" and put his last 7,000 chips into thepot. Katsuyoshi called in a shot, tabling
for flopped quads. His opponent had only
and was drawing dead.


where the action was checked to Sabat who fired out 3,000. His opponent check-raised to 6,000 and Sabat made the call.
and the UTG player fired out 6,000. Sabat snap-called as a big pot was brewing.
and there was a long pause as the UTG had checked without Sabat realizing the action was on him. After the confusion was resolved, Sabat fired out 15,300 forcing a quick fold from his opponent.

to war against a short-stacked opponent holding 
and when the board ran out 



Jung collected the pot to climb up above 55,000 chips.
. It elicited a quick check from the big blind and a cautious bet of 1,500 from Huang. The big blind check-raised to 8,000, prompting a snap-muck from Huang.
. When the
hit the turn, the big blind fired off a bet of 3,000 chips. Schreiber gave things a moment's thought before calling.
. The big blind showed
for a pair of deuces, but Schreiber had outflopped him with
for a pair of fours.

was in great shape against Lin's 
.



to eliminate poster-girl Lin from the tournament short of a cash finish. Meanwhile Kang is now attracting the attention of photographers as he sits behind a tournament-leading 74,000 chips.
and found himself in a flip against Saab's
. Saab did not like the
flop. It gave his opponent additional two pair outs to overcoat his fours. Everything missed though; the turn was the
and the river was the
. That pot lifted Saab close to 70,000 in chips and into the chip lead.

to find himself racing with Bui's 
.



giving Kluber no help as Bui doubles up to about 25,000. Kluber slips back to 8,000.