Andre Cyril opened with a min-raise to 32,000 from late position and Soo Jo Kim made the call in the small blind. The action was then with Boyat Manish in the big blind and he decided to got for the squeeze, moving all in for around 120,000. It didn't get past Cyril who made the call as Kim got out of the way.
Manish:
Cyril:
Manish was in trouble and didn't get any help as the board ran out . Manish departed in 19th place as Cyril climbs to a commanding 800,000 chips.
We arrived at the table with the board showing and just over 120,000 in the pot.
Jiajun Liu checked from the big blind before Yat Wai Cheng slid out 100,000 in chips. Liu waited a minute, before raising it up to 200,000 which was called.
The on the river saw Liu check again. Cheng didn't waste any time, collecting all the big chips he had and pushing out 275,000 in chips. Liu wasn't pleased with the bet and eventually mucked his hand.
As Cheng was scooping in the pot, he rolled over his for a bluff, much to the disappointment of Liu.
John Hoang started proceedings with a bet of 26,000 from the cut off. Linh Tran then moved all in for around 180,000 from the button. Soo Jo Kim looked down at his cards and shipped over the top for around 470,000 from the small blind. The big blind and Hoang got out of the way, before both players tabled their cards.
Tran:
Kim:
Tran was unable to improve as the board ran out to see him eliminated from the tournament.
The action started with Michael Kanaan opening to 24,000 from under the gun plus one. Carlos Chang was seated to his left, and raised it up to 58,000. The table folded back around to Kanaan who moved all in for just over 400,000 in chips. Chang quickly made the call and both players tabled their cards.
Kanaan:
Chang:
The board ran out to see Chang spike a king on the river to scoop in the massive pot.
The following hand, Kanaan moved all in from under the gun and got no callers, taking down the blinds and tabling .
Two hands later, Chang finished off Kanaan eliminating him in 23rd place.
The start of day chip leader has recently been eliminated after having his aces cracked.
The hand started with Daniel Demicki opening to 20,000 from the hijack and getting a call from Yat Wai Cheng in the blinds.
The flop came down and Cheng checked. Demicki bet out 27,000 and watched as his opponent quickly reached for his chips. Cheng then bumped it up to 60,000. Demicki didn't waste any time, moving all in for around 290,000 in chips. Cheng snap called with more behind.
Demicki:
Cheng:
Cheng had out flopped Demicki, and his two pair turned full house held as the board ran out the and .