Selim Souissi recalled a hand in which he lost a large pot with aces versus kings and he was then knocked out soon after. His former table includes one big stack in Ori Elul, who knocked out yet another opponent when 
prevailed versus 
for a pair and combo-draw as the board was all but rushed away.
All the chips were in the middle preflop and Lars Madsen had the best of it with 
versus 
. That didn't change on the 
runout as the pot was pushed to the Dane.
Rajeev Kanjani raised to 1,400 and was called by Bongjoo Seo in the big blind. The 
flop was checked to Kanjani, who bet 2,500 to win the pot right there without any further resistance.
Further assorted notable counts of the same table can be found below.
Huu Dung Nguyen and Hwany Lee re-entered soon after their eliminations while Hua Wei Lin and Yasuhiro Tanoue have not done so yet. So far, the screens show 64 players out of 85 entries remaining in level six.
Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
The action started with a limp and Max Menzel then raised to 1,700 to receive two callers while the limper folded. On the 
flop, Menzel bet just 500 and one opponent called before the 
turn and 
river were checked. The 
of Menzel were good enough to win the pot and the German, now based in Singapore, has chipped up.
A few weeks ago, Menzel won his Platinum Pass during a PokerStars Live Event in Manila.
Huu Dung Nguyen jammed for the last 8,300 and Joshua Tan called on the button. Adalsteinn Karlsson in the small blind then jammed all-in and Marc Joseph reshoved from the big blind. Tan tanked for a while and joked he usually never tanks, then called the clock on himself to fold within the extra 30 seconds.
Huu Dung Nguyen: 
Adalsteinn Karlsson: 
Marc Joseph:
The board ran out 
and Joseph knocked out two opponents.
Vincent Chauve had already been eliminated on the first bullet and entered again for the second and final bullet on Day 1a. On a heads-up river of 
, he bet 3,500 on the button and Jun Hao Wu check-called in the hijack.
Chauve mucked his cards to forfeit the pot and Wu claimed it without any need to show the cards.
Selim Souissi already had 3,100 invested by the time Ido Aboudi reraised and Suparerk Totsaponvisad had pushed all-in. He inquired about the re-entry option for the day and then called it off, putting both his opponents on ace-king.
Selim Souissi:
Suparerk Totsaponvisad: 
Ido Aboudi:
"Shit, that is very bad," Souissi joked but added "I can make a straight ...". The 
flop was of no help but Souissi spiked the 
on the turn, then held on for the triple up on the river. From being down to a mere 10,000, he now tripled for 17,500 total while Totsaponvisad doubled the 9,900 he had behind against Aboudi.
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