Lars Madsen raised to 2,000 and Ido Aboudi on the button made it 6,000 to go. The Dane then four-bet jammed with the covering stack and Aboudi quickly folded. This pot propelled Madsen on a six-figure stack and further counts can be found below.
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The action folded to Victor Chong on the button and he pushed all-in for the last 8,900. Jean-Robert Autran went all-in over the top from the small blind and Nang Quang Nguyen peeled his 
and mucked them after a brief second.
Victor Chong:; 
Jean-Robert Autran: 
The dominated hand improved on the 
flop but Chong was drawing dead on the 
turn to make the 
river a formality.
In the last hand prior to the break, Sofia Lovgren in the small blind check-raised the 
flop when facing a bet worth 1,000 by Jan Ove Penderak in the big blind and the call by Yu Qi Zhao. Lovgren made it 5,000 to go and Penderak was the only caller.
After the river, Lovgren bet another 5,000 and Penderak called with 
to chop versus 
as both players held trips nines.
Level: 7
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
Upon completion of level six, the tournament shows 60 players out of 92 entries remaining and the second scheduled ten-minute break has commenced.
Akshay Kapoor raised it up to 1,500 and was three-bet to 4,500 by the player from one seat over. Jose Colada then pushed all-in from the big blind for just shy of the starting stack, which won the pot right there.
Last night's High Roller champion Seong Min Lee was all-in with a short stack but had the best of it with 
versus 
. The board ran out clean and Lee doubled to stay in contention.
Assorted counts of the same table can be found below.
Down to around 9,000, Germany's Jonas Rothmund was all-in and as soon as he was called by Harry Ross and the Brit revealed his cards, Rothmund sighed "that's not good for me".
Jonas Rothmund: 
Harry Ross:
The 
flop changed nothing much while Rothmund picked up some outs with the turn. However, the 
river was a blank and king-jack high scored the knockout.
On the tail end of a 
turn with some 10,000 in the middle, South Korea's Bonil Koo overbet for 13,000 and that sent his opponent into the tank. No call ultimately followed as Koo raked in the pot without resistance.
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