Just before the break, Ole Kristian Lunde had once more clashed with his previous nemesis Keita Minami when his 
had flopped the top two pair on a 
board. However, Minami made superior two pair with the 
and doubled for 52,500.
Lunde was down to fumes and lost those shortly after with 
versus 
on a 
board.
Level: 11
Blinds: 1,000/1,500
Ante: 1,500
A field of 186 entries has already been cut into more than half in the first ten levels of play and all those with chips at their disposal have been sent on a scheduled ten-minute break. During that time, the T-100 chips will be raced off and the late registration closes when the cards go back in the air.
Gary Thompson was spotted on his way out of the tournament area and the Irishman had already re-entered, ending his run on Day 1b without anything to show for.
Michael Soyza confirmed what had happened as he was sitting on the same table. According to Soyza, Jose Colada had flopped a set of sevens and Thompson turned a pair of jacks with queen-jack to hit the rail.
The miracle comeback of Ceesvin Abdulla was cut short as he was knocked out by Mai Bien, who further increased his already impressive stack.
Moments later one table over, Yota Mitsui open-jammed out of the small blind and Harry Ross called all-in for 21,200 in the big blind.
Harry Ross: 
Yota Mitsui: 
The 
board kept Ross ahead all the way and he doubled.
In a previous all-in showdown, Meerwais Hussaini with 
had chopped against the 
of Ceesvin Abdulla with the latter having flopped two clubs for a sweat.
Soon after they got it in again and this time Hussaini ended up second best as his cards were mucked. Abdulla had the best of it with 
for a pair of jacks on a board of 
.
The dealer announced a double knockout and suddenly there were just four players left with chips out in front as floor staff tried to balance and move over fresh blood. Sokmeng Hun was all smiles as his 
had prevailed.
According to the table chatter, Hun had called two all ins with one player holding and Adalsteinn Karlsson was also at risk with the 
. The turn delivered a gutshot and Hun then rivered a jack.
Ole Kristian Lunde open-jammed from the cutoff into three shorter stacks and one of them made a stand, as Keita Minami called all-in on the button for 26,700.
Keita Minami: 
Ole Kristian Lunde: 
The superior pair remained ahead on the 
board and Minami doubled.
"Was that a punt?" Lunde asked and Leo Soma replied "not the best play but not bad".
Ori Elul four-bet jammed into Ceesvin Abdulla who happily called as they were flipping in a large pot.
Ori Elul:
Ceesvin Abdulla: 
The board ran out 
and Abdulla was left with fumes.
Sanh Bao Huy Thai three-bet jammed for 29,000 out of the small blind and initial raiser Vu Thai Bao called.
Sanh Bao Huy Thai:
Vu Thai Bao: 
The 
flop was a sweat for Thai but the turn and river brought no help.
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