Christopher Mangal was all-in before the flop and received no fewer than four callers. On the 
flop, Joshua Tan bet 2,000 and was called by Marc Joseph, Lars Madsen folded and Huu Dung Nguyen also called. The 
turn was checked and the 
river brought a bet worth 5,000 by Nguyen.
Only Tan called but couldn't beat the 
of Nguyen, while Joseph mentioned he had folded the 
. Mangal was also unable to beat trips kings and hit the rail.
On the heads-up turn of 
, Hwany Lee made it 8,500 to go out of the small blind and Selim Souissi called in the cutoff. The 
fell on the river and Lee now bet another 11,500. Souissi was not happy by any means and eventually folded.
Luke Keay was no longer spotted in the field and another player at his former table was left with fumes in Christopher Mangal. That table then saw an open raise to 700 by Huu Dung Nguyen and Joshua Tan three-bet to 2,000 for the initial raiser to call.
On the 
flop, Nguyen checked and subsequently folded when Tan continued for 2,800.
Three ways to the 
flop, Ji Jun Xu bet 3,000 and was called only by Leo Soma from one seat over. The 
on the turn went check, check, and the 
river brought trips on the board. Xu now checked and folded when Soma made it 5,000 to go.
A very international table has opened with players from Taiwan, Georgia, Tunisia, South Korea and Vietnam. Involved in the action was Hwany Lee, who invested 1,000 chips on the 
flop along with Suparerk Totsaponvisad. The turn was checked and Lee bet the river for 4,500 to take down the pot uncontested.
Heads-up to the 
turn, Hing Kang Tan bet 2,700 out of the small blind and Hoa Thinh Nguyen called from the big blind. Tan bet another 2,500 on the river and Nguyen called.
Tan tabled his 
and Nguyen chopped with the . "Why don't you fold?" Tan joked with a big grin on the face and Nguyen just shrugged.
The UK's Chris Backhouse was spotted in action against Matt Douhan and three-bet to 2,000 before the flop, which the table big stack Douhan called. On the flop, Douhan checked and a bet worth 2,000 by Backhouse won the pot.
Shuji Maeda bet the heads-up river of 
for 1,500 and Hamish Crawshaw called by tossing in a single chip. Maeda tabled the 
for the nut flush and Crawshaw mucked his cards, dropping to just shy of half the starting stack.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/300
Ante: 300
WSOP bracelet winner Leo Soma was involved in three-way action to the 
turn on which he bet 5,000 into 8,000 while on the button. Only the big blind called and both then checked the 
on the river. The big blind tabled the 
and Soma mucked.
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