There was a three-way all-in in progress, with Seong Jin Han all in for only a handful of blinds. He held 
and was in bad shape against the 
of Zinan Xu and the 
of Ngoc Khanh Le.
However, a jack on the 
flop gave Han the chance of a triple. The 
runout could not save Xu who was eliminated as Han chipped up to just under ten big blinds.
Jixue Yin was just a card away from a crucial double up but unfortunately for him, he is in the rail.
He shoved from under-the-gun with 
and got called from Eugene Co in the big blind with [
.
The board gave Yin a pair on the flop with [
, kept him in the lead after the 
on the turn, and he asked for a deuce on the river.
Instead, the was one of the two cards he didn't want to see, sending him to the rail.
Level: 15
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
Alan Lau shoved from middle position after Quan Zhou's open from early position. Zhou called and it was a classic race.
Alan Lau: 
Quan Zhou: 
The board ran out 
and Lau managed to stay alive, doubling his stack.
On a 
flop, Christopher Mateo had bet 21,500 and William Kang, who also started the day with over 200,000 in chips, moved all in for around 209,000.
"Why all in?" asked Mateo.
"I think I'm ahead," replied Kang. "You might outdraw me, but I think I'm ahead.
"I'll show you one card," he offered.
"Two cards..." said Mateo
"No," said Kang, "One card.
Mateo eventually folded and Kang offered his opponent both cards to pick from. Mateo picked the 
and Kang took down the pot.
Cheng Low shoved and Qi Wang called for 30,000 chips on the next position. Everybody folded and the two players open their cards.
Low: 
Wang: 
The flop gave something to both of them, with 
giving a set to Wang, but at the same moment Low found a flush draw, and a gutshot straight draw.
The turn was the 
that didn't change much, but the 
on the river was a straight for the board, that counterfeited both players hands.
While the dealer was chopping the pot, they agreed that they both should be happy, based on the flop.
Tae Hoon Han started by losing a small pot against Hermann Lee. The board was reading 
and Han had bet 37,500 chips.
His opponent thought about it for a couple of seconds and called. The 
completed the board on the river and this time Han checked back after his opponent's check.
Lee opened a pair of jacks, which was good, since Han mucked his cards.
Ali Nasr Erfahani started the day with around 270,000 but has moved up to over 350,000 after the elimination of Wendell Garcia.
The board read 
and Erfahani had checked to Garcia who had moved all in for around 50,000. Erfahani took his time before calling. Garcia shrugged and tabled for a jack-high bluff and Erfahani showed for a pair of nines.
The river was the and Garcia was eliminated.
A three-way all in involving Melvin Tay, Zhu Jun Huang and Shih Ciao Wang saw Tay more than double and send Huang to the rail.
Melvin Tay:
Zhu Jun Huang:
Shih Ciao Wang:
A jack on the flop of 
gave Tay the lead. The turn was the and the river improved Tay to a full house to eliminate Huang and double through Wang to the tune of 120,000.
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