Michael Hahn raised to 50,000 from the button and Stefan Huber three-bet all in from the small blind. Beau Palmer thought about it in the big blind before folding, with Hahn snap-calling and tabling 
.
He was up against the 
of Huber. The board ran out 
and Hahn was eliminated.
Chul-Hyon Park shoved 180,000 from early position and Kahle Burns committed that amount from the small blind. Saijes Mundadan got out of the way in the big blind.
Chul-Hyon Park: 
Kahle Burns: 
The 
flop proved of no help to Park. The 
on the turn added the jacks as outs to his live cards, and sure enough, the 
rolled on the river to improve Park to a straight and a much-needed double-up.
In a blind on blind confrontation, Johan Schumacher bet 35,000 on a 
flop. Vincent Chua put in a small raise to 75,000, Schumacher three-bet shoved all in and Chua called all in for 495,000 total.
Johan Schumacher: 
Vincent Chua: 
It was a costly misstep for Schumacher, who had to pay off Chua after the 
turn and 
river.
Ari Engel raised it up to 47,000 and Kahle Burns called out of the big blind. Both players checked the 
flop and Burns checked the turn, prompting a bet of 40,000 by Engel and a call from Burns.
On the 
river, Burns checked and subsequently check-raised from 67,000 to 275,000 with 375,000 behind. Engel gave it plenty of thought and sent his cards into the muck.
Aaron Lim raised to 45,000. Takao Shimizu, after doubling up Ross Grammer, moved all in for 66,000. Michael Hahn cold-called and, after checking he couldn't re-raise, Lim also called.
Lim bet 45,000 on the 
flop and Hahn called quickly.
The turn was the and both players checked. The river was the . Lim bet 100,000 and Hahn quickly folded.
Lim showed and only just pipped Shimizu's 
meaning that Shimizu was eliminated.
Arne Ruge raised to 45,000 from the cutoff and Najeem Ajez called on the button. Chen An Lin three-bet to 190,000 in the small blind and Ruge moved all in for around 700,000. Ajez folded and Lin asked for a rough count before calling.
Arne Ruge: 
Chen An Lin:
The flop paired up Lin, and the 
turn and river sent Ruge to the rail in 23rd place for A$60,000. "I also had a decent ace," Ajez added while the dealer was busy to push the stack over to Lin, who continued to construct a tower out of it.
Ross Grammer raised to 45,000. Takao Shimizu called on the button before Stefan Huber three-bet to 155,000 in the big blind. Grammer then four-bet all in for 716,000. Shimizu tanked.
"It's a big bet," Grammer said to his opponent. "It's a big scary bet."
After some thought Shimizu called and Huber quickly got out of the way.
Ross Grammer:
Takao Shimizu: 
Shimizu was ahead, but the ace-high board of 
gave Grammer a full house, leaving Shimizu with less than four big blinds behind.
Kahle Burns opened the action to 44,000. Behind him, Saijes Mundadan shoved all in for 131,000. Action got folded to Kim Au in the big blind, who went in the tank. Mundanan, with a big grin, hid himself jokingly in his hoodie as Au started thinking.
Au emerged with a three-bet to 260,000 and Burns reluctantly folded his hand.
Saijes Mundadan:
Kim Au: 
The mother of all coinflips landed in Mundadan's favor on 
. He clapped his hands in excitement as he celebrated the double-up.
Mike Del Vecchio opened for 50,000 with 
on the button and [Removed:415] made it 205,000 with 
in the small blind. Szymon Wysocki jammed with in the big and folded everyone out.
The next hand, Doria opened with on the button for 55,000. The small blind mucked but Artur Koren shoved in the big. Doria snapped it off for his 457,000.
Artur Koren: 
[Removed:415]:
The window card was a brutal, for Doria, , followed by 
. The and then 
did not save Doria, who headed to the rail in 24th.
Mike Del Vecchio opened with for 45,000 first to act and Artur Koren flatted on the button. Tu Lan made it three to a 
flop with 
in the blinds.
Del Vecchio put in a continuation-bet to 55,000 and only Del Vecchio continued. Both checked the and Del Vecchio bet 165,000 on the 
river. Koren folded after some thought.
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