Bryan Huang raised it up from the hijack and Minh Anh Nguyen defended the big blind. On the 
flop, Nguyen check-raised from 1,400 to 3,700 and Huang came along to see the 
turn. Nguyen bet 5,000 and Huang called.
After the 
river, Nguyen bet again and Huang folded.
Dmitriy Tsoy was flipping for more than 40,000 with 
against the 
of Sukhum Kiwanont and failed to hold up on a 
runout.
Soon after, the hijack opened to 2,300 and Dazhang Chen three-bet jammed for the 14,200 he had behind. Kiwanont reraised to 35,000 and the initial raiser folded.
Dazhang Chen: 
Sukhum Kiwanont: 
The dominated pair found no fortune on the 
runout as Kiwanont sent the next opponent to the rail.
With some 15,000 to the middle until the 
flop, Shaun Conroy pushed all-in and his opponent also got his chips in with a near identical stack.
Conroy was marginally ahead with versus 
and dodged all diamonds as well as the queen on the 
turn as well as the 
river. Both stacks were counted and his opponent was left with a mere 400 and in the big blind next.
Things looked dire for a while on the second bullet for Gary Thompson, who had won the Super High Roller in heads-up against Michael Soyza yesterday. However, he bounced back to move past the starting stack and just now claimed another pot.
With some 15,000 in the middle, Thompson bet the 
river for 12,500 when checked to and his opponent let go.
Level: 7
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
Out of a field of 161 entries, there are 133 players remaining as level six has come to an end.
Nang Quang Nguyen was all-in before the flop with the 
and up against the of Michael Soyza.
On a board of 
, Soyza binked the river to deal the sucker punch.
Hwany Lee had a shorter stack all-in with versus 
and remained ahead throughout a 
board.
"I had a full house," Clement van Driessche mentioned in table chat and another player asked "full house again?" to which the Frenchman nodded.
The table was five-handed for a short while until the next shorter stack got it in after the 
flop with Lee snap-calling.
Short stack: 
Hwany Lee:
The turn was a sweat but the river bricked. Aladin Reskallah was moved to the table after and Natalie Teh joined on her second entry of the day.
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