Another preflop all in situation towards the end of the penultimate level saw Yoshihisa Kanzaki at risk with 
. Geng Liu made the call with the 
and suffered a setback on the 
flop, however the 
turn returned the lead to the better hand preflop.
Only an ace could save the Japanese and it was the 
river instead that shipped the pot to Liu.
Level: 16
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 500
While Wai Leong Chan failed to knock out a short stack with 
versus 
, Fan Zhao did so in dominating fashion.
It was Guiseppe Reina who got it in preflop with the 
to his and the Chinese faded a gutshot on the turn of a 
board to hold up and bust Reina.
After a three-way flop of 
, Kwet Yoong Lim Sam made a bet and was called by one opponent before Pu Liu moved all in for what looked like 100,000 with 
. Lim Sam had already made a bottom set after arriving at the very same table and sure enough did so again whereas the other player said he folded 
.
Another five on the turn gave Lim Sam the second quads of today and unbeatable hand to score yet another huge pot.
With around 58,000 chips in the pot on a flop of 
, Weiyi Zhang led from the small blind for 27,000 and Steve O'Dwyer moved all in for another 96,500 on top. Zhang had to give it a lot of thought but eventually made the call and they tabled their cards:
O'Dwyer: 
for a straight and flush draw
Zhang: 
Both the turn and the 
river bricked and the Chinese rocketed up to 340,000 in chips while O'Dwyer headed out of the tournament area. The Irish-American may very well be back tomorrow for the HK$100,000 High Roller as of 17:00 local time.
Fresh Off the big double, Dongshong Peng took a coin flip for 71,500 with 
against the of Gab Yong Kim. The board ran out 
and Kim is back in the game.
Sihai Jiang had a short stack shove over his 10,000-raise but he eventually mucked his cards and was shown 
by his opponent.
We arrived at the table to see over 70,000 in the pot and the board showing 
. Dongsheng Peng checked from the big blind prompting Jun Bao to bet out 24,000. He was called by Gab Yong Kim on the button before the decision fell back on Peng. He cut out a raise and slid in an additional 50,000 in chips. Boa tanked for over a minute before committing the extra 50,000 and Kim folded.
Before the dealer rolled over the on the river, Peng had already committed his remaining 43,000 in chips. Boa snap mucked his hand, tabling two hearts for a missed flush. Peng obliged by showing for the nut straight and what was a better flush draw.
The action folded around to Chi Hsiang Lee in the cut off who moved all in for his remaining 26,000 in chips. Wai Leong Chan was seated to his left and threw in a raise totalling 75,000. The bet was enough to scare off the blinds leaving the two players to table their cards.
Lee:
Chan:
The board ran out 
to see both player hit trip aces but Chan taking down the pot with the higher kicker.
Shortly after the bubble burst, Yoshiro Nagata got his stack in preflop with against the of Chao Chen in a battle of the blinds. The board ran out 
and the Japanese laughed, high-fived with his opponent and then took a picture of his payout slip.
There were two all in and a call and table four was the first to determine the bubble boy while table 1 provided a split pot with 
versus 
.
It was Yat Wai Chen open-shoved from the small blind and Zheng Wang called in the big blind with his short stack of only a couple of big blinds. Zhang held the while Chen flipped over the inferior 
. The rail erupted on the flop and neither the turn nor river could save Zhang anymore.
All remaining players are now in the money and guaranteed at least HK$43,600.
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