Christopher Park had boosted his stack without showdown when he raised a king-high river while facing a bet of 100,000 by Kazuhiko Yotsushika and forced a fold. Yasreel Praveen Doddaiavar has climbed to a big stack as well and both Park and Doddaiavar are likely the first contenders to amass more than one million in chips.
Phachara Wongwichit has re-entered and Tian Jin also joined the action in the final level of the night.
The turned board was reading 
, and there was around 40,000 in the pot. Action checked to Danny Tang, he fired in 60,000 and Christopher Park check-called.
A 
fell on the river and Park checked again to Tang who swiftly moved all in. Park thought for about twenty seconds before he called and Tang tabled 
for queen-high.
Park would turn over 
for two pair on the river, scooping in the pot and eliminating Tang in the process of doing so.
Level: 9
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
John Juanda moved all in for his remaining 75,000, Pete Chen called the all in and the players turned over their hands.
John Juanda: 
Pete Chen: 
The board ran out 
and Chen took down the pot with his flush, knocking Juanda out of the tournament.
Steve Hyung had lost a bigger pot and remained in the action. Just now he faced a raise to 13,000 by Lei Yu and a three-bet from Koichi Haruta. Hyung jammed out of the small blind to force out Hyung, while Haruta snap-called for around 130,000.
Koichi Haruta: 
Steve Hyung:
The board came 
and Hyung flopped top pair, turned two pair and sent Haruta to the rail.
Phachara Wongwichit had flopped top pair with 
on a board of 
, however, that ended up second-best to the 
of Meherzad Munsaf. Both players remain below the starting stack after their clash.
Norihiro Otani and Sparrow Cheung fired their second bullet of the say while Hideki Izutsu has already busted twice and bought back in as many times. The field has grown to almost 60 entries by now.
The board was showing 
and there was about 240,000 in the pot. Xiaqing Ji checked to Guoliang Wei, he moved all in for more than enough to cover Ji's last 85,000.
Ji used a total of three time extension on his way to a decision, but in the end he would fold. Wei took down the pot and tabled 
for a pair of aces.
The board was showing 
and there was around 140,000 in the pot. Nan Hong checked to Yasreel Praveen Doddaiavar who fired in 75,000.
Hong snap-called and Doddaiavar turned over for a rivered flush. Hong chucked his cards into the muck and Doddaiavar took down another pot, continuing his heater.
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