A player opened and Emi Hibuse moved all in for 24,600. The original raiser called and the two turned over their hands.
Emi Hibuse: 
Opponent: 
The flop comes down 
and Hibuse will need to hit to stay alive. A lucky card lands on the turn when the 
hits the felt, giving Hibuse a set of sevens and the lead. The 
lands on the river and Hibuse takes down the pot with her set of hockey sticks.
Kilian Loeffler had been waiting for a spot to get his chips in and he did so for the last 18,300. Hisashi Yamanouchi moved all in over the top to create the following showdown.
Kilian Loeffler: 
Hisashi Yamanouchi: 
The board came 
and that spelled the end for Loeffler.
The flop was showing 
when Xiaqing Ji check-raised all in and Tetsuya Enoki snap-called. Ji tabled 
for top pair top kicker, but would be very behind after Enoki showed 
for an over pair of kings.
A 
came on the turn and 
on the river, cementing the hand for Enoki who pulled in a full double through Ji.
Hiroyuki Noda lost a few chips from his peak but remains among the big stacks. Emi Hibuse, who was left with a chip and a chair at the end of the late registration period, has bumped her stack above 30 big blinds. And Ken Okada is also back in action with an above-average stack.
Tetsuya Tsuchikawa opened to 2,700 from under the gun, Liu Yue called in early position and the flop fell 
. Action checked to Yue, he bet 4,700 and Tsuchikawa check-called.
A 
came on the turn, Tsuchikawa check-called a bet of 10,000 and the dealer flipped over a as the river. Both players checked, Tsuchikawa tabled for a pair of sevens and Yue showed 
for a pair of jacks, taking down the pot.
The late registration period has ended and the total entries for Day 1A is 222, which demolished the 182 of last years main event. The 222 slips sold generated a prizepool of ₩348,850,800 and has already broke the ₩300,000,000 guarantee set for entire tournament.
Level: 10
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
The remaining 117 players will now be taking a quick 10-minute break. The late registration/re-entry period will close at the end of this break and there is currently 220 total entries thus far.
Wai Wa Chan defended his big blind and check-called a bet of 2,700 on the 
flop. After the turn, he checked once more and called a bet of 3,800 before checking the on the river. His opponent from under the gun now bet 8,500 and that proved to be too much for Chan.
Marino Kayo had a flip for around 28 big blinds with 
against the 
of Yue Liu and the board came 
to leave Kayo drawing dead on the turn.
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