David Erquiaga had just won a showdown pot with 
versus 
on a board of 
and was hovering around 16,000 in chips. Those went into the middle just after the blinds went up and he was facing Mai Bien in showdown.
David Erquiaga: 
Mai Bien: 
The ace-jack high remained ahead throughout the 
board to send Erquiaga to the rail.
Level: 9
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
On the river of a 
board, Leo Soma had checked and then faced a bet worth 20,000 by Yan Chee Yong. Soma tanked for more than two minutes before he called and was shown the 
for the ace-high flush as the winning hand, which he could not beat.
Adalsteinn Karlsson was all-in for 18,800 with the and up against the of Rajeev Kanjani. The 
board gave Karlsson superior two pair as he doubled.
Kanjani was all-in for 1,000 right after as Michael Fullmer jammed to force out another player with deuces.
Rajeev Kanjani: 
Michael Fullmer: 
The 
board kept the hopes of a miracle comeback for Kanjani alive.
WSOP bracelet winner Mike Takayama was all-in for the final 14,400 on the button and looked up by the big blind.
Takayama rolled over the and needed to improve versus 
. The 
board just did that despite a major sweat on the turn and the Filipino moved back to the starting stack.
Heads-up to the turn with some 28,000 in the middle, Hamish Crawshaw checked his option. He then faced a bet worth 3,000 by Meerwais Hussaini and quickly surrendered to see his third bullet plummet all the way to half the starting stack.
Konstantin Pogodin was down to a single T-100 chip and survived to be then all-in for 200 chips in the small blind. Huu Dung Nguyen min-raised for the big blind to call, who then check-folded the flop.
"The show must go on," Pogodin joked as he revealed the 
. He was ahead versus and that remained the case on the 
turn and 
river.
Pogodin then lost the last 1,400 chips to Jose Colada shortly after, exiting the table with a "good luck guys".
Level: 8
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
Luke Keay's stack has been all over the place and he scored yet another double up to get back to six figures. Once more he clashed with Sokmeng Hun when they got it in after the 
flop with Keay at risk for 46,100.
Luke Keay: 
Sokmeng Hun: 
The turn changed nothing much but provided some split pots. Keay then got there on the river to score the double.
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