Markus Garberg defended the big blind against a button raise by Vincent Huang and they headed to the 
flop after which they got it in with Huang at risk.
Vincent Huang: 
Markus Garberg: 
For the second orbit in a row, Garberg had hit with jack-seven while in the big blind and he remained ahead on the 
turn. The 
river only improved Garberg and Huang had to settle for 33rd place.
Chhay Lem Lim was all-in for 106,000 preflop and looked up by Ido Aboudi from the next seat. Jonathan Sanborn then went all-in over the top for more than 330,000 and Aboudi folded.
Chhay Lem Lim: 
Jonathan Sanborn: 
The 
flop improved Lim to a set of kings and nothing changed with the 
turn. A cherry on top came with the 
river which gave Lim quads.
Jiazhi Zhong was left with ten blinds and got those in preflop against Quoc Huy Phan, who had chipped up to more than half a million not that long ago.
Jiazhi Zhong: 
Quoc Huy Phan:
The 
flop gave Phan an inferior pair and gutshot but he failed to improve on the 
turn and 
river, awarding a double to Zhong for 81,000.
A rough few minutes ended with the elimination of Chik Fatt Chan as he first doubled Jianguo Zhou and was then knocked out by Markus Garberg.
Zhou's beat the 
of Chan on a 
board.
Soon after that, Garberg defended the big blind and check-called a bet on the 
flop before they got it in on the 
turn.
Chik Fatt Chan:
Markus Garberg: 
The river was a blank and the stacks were counted. Garberg had 229,000 at his disposal and that covered Chan by a handful of big blinds.
Thailand's Suparerk Totsaponisad rivered an inferior flush on the 
board to see his hopes vanish with as Quoc Huy Phan tabled the for the nut flush. Tzai Wei Phua then got it in with the 
versus Ido Aboudi's 
and missed the entire board.
Moments later, a now short-stacked Brett Pullen also disappeared as he became the next victim in a rush of all-in showdown.
Finn Ove Penderak eventually got his chips in good before the flop with and was up against the of Quoc Dinh Nguyen.
However, the appeared right in the window and that spelled the end for the German who now calls Asia his home.
Soon after, Brett Pullen flipped with Dhanesh Chainani to create the following showdown.
Dhanesh Chainani:
Brett Pullen: 
Chainani took the lead on the 
flop and kept it throughout the turn as well as the river.
Natalie Teh had previously doubled and then got it in from the cutoff against a shorter-stacked Jean-Robert Autran on the button.
Jean-Robert Autran:
Natalie Teh: 
The French rail gathered behind Autran who eventually got there on the 
board by making broadway to double for 102,000.
On a multi-way flop of 
, only Mohamad Abbouchi called a bet by Nam Hyung Kim and then came along on the turn when Kim bet once more.
Kim then fired a final bet worth 110,000 on the river and Abbouchi called, then sighed when he was shown the 
for a full house.
Level: 18
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
A short-stacked Jiazhi Zhong was all-in for the last 41,000 and looked up by Omair Javed from one seat over.
Jiazhi Zhong:
Omair Javed:
The flop improved Zhong and he retained the lead throughout the turn and river.
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