Sahil Chuttani raised to 640,000 with 45,000 behind. Mike Takayama re-raised enough to put Chuttani all in, and the Indian called.
Sahil Chuttani: 
Mike Takayama: 
Takayama's rail was calling for a five but the flop came 
. The turn, however, was the 
and Takayama took the lead.
Chuttani needed a ten on the river to win, or a seven to chop, but the river was the 
and he was eliminated.
Xinyu Wang opened to 350,000 and Duc Trung Vu defended his big blind. Vu check-called 350,000 on the 
flop and the pair checked the turn.
The river was the 
and Vu moved all in. Wang shook his head and took his time before eventually calling.
Vu nodded and tabled 
for the straight that was on the board. Wang tabled 
and had to settle for a chop.
Level: 31
Blinds: 80,000/160,000
Ante: 160,000
On a 
board, Florencio Campomanes and Sahil Chuttani were building a pot. Campomanes had bet 700,000 and Chuttani called.
The river was the 
. Campomanes checked and Chuttani eventually checked behind.
Campomanes turned over 
for sevens and queens and that was enough to take down the pot.
Yaanning Wu managed to win a couple of pots after the previous lost all in. All his won pots had one thing in common: they ended preflop.
He shoved twice on Thijs Hilberts' raises, which brought folds from the Dutch player.
After that, it was Duc Trung Vu who three-bet to 550,000 after Wu's raise to 250,000, but Wu shoved again, and Vu had to fold.
Xinyu Wang was left with seven big blinds and he put them in the middle from the big blind, after Yaanning Wu's open. Wu called and they went to showdown.
Yaanning Wu: 
Xinyu Wang: 
The board ran out 
, and Wang found a crucial double up to stay alive.
Level: 30
Blinds: 60,000/120,000
Ante: 120,000
The big pots come one after the other, and Sahil Chuttani just gave up the lead to Thijs Hilberts, in the exact next hand from Wang's elimination.
The board was 
, and Chuttani was found betting 950,000 on the turn, and shoving for 2.4 million effective in the river.
Hilberts called both times, and noded his head when asked by Chuttani if he has a flush. He opened for a rivered flush, while Chuttani had 
for a turned straight.
The final table started with a real rush, giving to the players some of the best combinations in Texas Hold'em. After the previous straight flush, it took only two hands, before there is another big hand, this time quads that resulted in the elimination of Jingzhi Wang.
Florencio Campomanes opened the action with a limp on the button, Jingzhi Wang completed from the small blind, and Sahil Chuttani raised to 450,000 from the big blind. Campomanes folded quickly, and Wang announced all in, with Chuttani snap-calling her.
Sahil Chuttani: 
Jingzhi Wang: 
The flop was catastrophic for Wang, since the 
gave quads to Chuttani, and left her with zero equity. The on the turn, and the on the river was a formality, with Wang being the first elimination of the final table.
The final table started with a straight flush from Kei Shinagawa, that gave him a big pot. Florencio Campomanes opened from under-the-gun, and Shinagawa defended the big blind.
The flop came , and Shinagawa check-called a c-bet for 175,000 from Campomanes.
The turn was the 
, and this time Shinagawa led for 325,000, a bet that his opponent called quickly.
The came on the river, and Shinagawa slide a bet of 1.5 million this time. Campomanes folded quickly, and Shinagawa showed with the straight flush.
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