All other tables had finished the action and most players were gone into the break. Svein Jorgen Kristensen and Aaron Lim were still at it though and the Norwegian tried to buy a pot with a bet of 32,000 on the 
river. Lim didn't buy the story though, he made the call with the 
and was good.
The action reached to Frederick Hernandez and he open-shoved the small blind to put Ashley Tay at risk. The latter made the call for his last 40,500 and then both waited for all other tables to finish, making jokes and laughing a lot.
Hernandez: 
Tay: 
The 
flop was a sweat for both players with the gutshot and the flush draw. The 
turn changed nothing whatsoever while the 
river secured the double up for Tay. Dealers, one more hand please.
On the stone-cold bubble, Manuel Blaschke four-bet shoved from early position for 129,000 and enforced a fold. In the meanwhile, there had been an all in and a call at one table over and it was Chen-an Lin at risk with the 
. Mike Kim had made the call with the 
but the 
board ran out in favor of the short stack.
For a minute the screens showed 72 players left but that just happened accidentally, it's still the bubble.
Just prior to the stone-cold bubble, Gerald Casey raised to 10,000 and was called by Ying Lin Chua in the blinds. The latter shoved the 
flop and Casey tanked a fair amount of time before making the call with the 
. Chua had the and the rest of the board bricked with the turn and the 
river.
Hand-for-hand mode currently continues after Jiaxiu Wang doubled with kings versus jacks.
With 73 players remaining play has now gone hand-for-hand on the money bubble.
The next player out will go home empty handed.
The cards were almost rushed away but it turned out that Alex Ward had shoved his short stack from early position with pocket eights and Aaron Lim looked him up with pocket nines. There were two aces and sevens on the board, but no help for Ward. Only three players to go until the money!
The preflop action is amiss, but on the flop, Jessie Leonarez invested 30,000 chips and Mital Chandihok moved all in. Leonarez asked to pull the chips in to see how much more it was to call and it would have been basically for his tournament life with more than average stack behind.
Leonarez then asked the dealer to call the clock on him and eventually mucked with 15 seconds to go. Chandihok flashed the 
and shot a "play poker, boys" towards his opponent. He pointed with the fingers towards the cards and said it was his favorite hand, also claiming that he hadn't hit a flush yet today.
Here's how the biggest stacks in the room stand into Level 15:
Seokchan Hwang and Fubo Fu Bang Huang checked around the flop before the fireworks started on the 
turn. Bang Huang check-raised all in for 77,500 with the and got snap-called by Hwang with pocket sixes. The 
river completed a flush for the player at risk.
Level: 15
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 500
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