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. The turn, however brought the 
, opening up both straight and flush draws for Tsang. The 
on the river was another of of Tsang's outs and it's arrival gave him the pot and sent Zaicik to the rail.
couldn't get the better of Shannon Hudson's 
. The 
hit the flop leaving Tomonaga with a one-outer that never came.
, moved all in against Shinhan Sid Kim on a board reading 
. Sid Kim made the call and was ahead with 
. Potter missed his draw when the hit the river. Shinhan Sid Kim took down the pot and left Potter to wonder what might have been.
got the better of the of Paul Adams. It looked like the end of the road for Iguchi when the flop came down 
. However Iguchi had a backdoor straight draw, and with the on the turn and the on the river, Iguchi got there. He is still very much on the short stack though with just about 5,000 chips.
. Yamazaki led out for 3,000. Berec, who had Yamazaki covered, moved all in and Yamazaki made the call. The players showed:
but the river brought the completing Berec's flush and eliminating Naohiko Yamazaki. With that pot, Jozef Berec is the current chip leader with just over 190,000.
Level: 10
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 200
into the 
of Anthony Rafter. The players were all in pre-flop and Rafter hit the on the flop leaving Vincent with the longshot 4-of-a-kind draw that never came close. Vincent was left with a mere 1,200 chips after the hand.
