Heads-up to the 
flop, chip leader Nam Hyung Kim checked and Markus Garberg bet 11,000. Kim check-raised to 33,000 and the Norwegian called.
Kim then checked the 
on the turn and a bet worth 20,000 by Garberg won the pot. By losing this pot, Kim has lost the dominating spot at the top of the leaderboard as Renniel Galvez also chipped up a lot as of lately.
In a battle of the blinds, Tzai Wei Phua bet the 
turn for 25,000 to get called by Chris Backhouse. That led them to the 
on the river and Phua then moved all-in with the far covering stack. Backhouse quickly called for the 70,500 he had behind and was shown the 
for a bluff by the Singaporean.
Backhouse had that beat with the 
for two pair and secured a double in the last level of the night.
Level: 14
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
Three ways to the 
turn, Daniel Smiljkovic and Ceesvin Abdulla both checked. Jean-Robert Autran bet 26,000 and was called only by Smiljkovic. The fell on the river and Smiljkovic checked again, then folded when Autran jammed.
Yu Chung "Nevan" Chang was all-in before the flop with the and had one overcard at his disposal. Markus Garberg tabled the 
and remained ahead throughout the 
board to hit the rail.
Takuya Shimabukuro was all-in for the last 43,000 and dominated by Robbie Schiffbauer as both players turned over a premium ace.
Takuya Shimabukuro: 
Robbie Schiffbauer:
The 
flop gave both players the top pair and it was Shimabukuro who got there thanks to the turn and 
river.
"Write it down, a double for Sashimi," he joked with a big smile on the face.
Down to the last 16,500 and in the under-the-gun position, Ori Elul moved all-in and the action folded all the way to Masamichi Hayashi on the button. He made it 45,000 to go and that isolated successfully.
Ori Elul:
Masamichi Hayashi: 
No help arrived for Elul on the 
flop and 
turn. The 
river was another blank and the field was down to the final three tables already.
Vincent Huang raised it up in the cutoff and Masamichi Hayashi three-bet on the button. Daniel Smiljkovic cold four-bet jammed in the big blind and Huang folded while Hayashi called all-in.
Masamichi Hayashi:
Daniel Smiljkovic: 
The 
board was no threat for Hayashi as Smiljkovic took a big hit to his stack.
Hwany Lee defended out of the small blind and check-called a bet on the 
flop by Tzai Wei Phua. After the 
turn, Phua upped his sizing to 1.5 times the pot and Lee check-called once more as they created a pot of around 100,000. Lee had some 70,000 behind to the river on which Phua then jammed with the covering stack.
Lee went into the tank and tossed in a single chip for the call after around two minutes. Phua rolled over the 
for quads and Lee exposed the before heading to the rail.
He was joined there by Hoyt Corkins, who raised all but the last few chips into a limp by Robbie Schiffbauer and then called all-in with the . Schiffbauer had the and had two diamonds and a gutshot to fear on the flop. The 
turn changeg nothing much as Schiffbauer made the top pair, and the river was a blank.
On a completed board of 
with some 15,000 in the middle, Ori Elul bet 10,000. What followed was a raise to 35,000 by Eric Wasylenko and Elul instantly folded to leave himself with a short stack for the final two levels of the night.
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