Ajay Chabra opened to 11,000 and Norihiro Otani three-bet to around 30,000. Chabra four-bet all in and Otani called.
Ajay Chabra: 
Norihiro Otani: 
Otani's all in was for 126,000 and the board ran out 
and the Japanese player doubled up.
The board showed 
and the pot had accumulated around 70,000 in chips.
Andrian Chin was in the big blind and bet 88,000. Gyeong Byeong Lee was in the cutoff and thought about his decision for over a minute.
He eventually called, then mucked his hand, when Chin tabled 
for trip sevens and the winning hand.
Roy Agresta raised to 12,000 and Manig Loeser three-bet all in for around 100,000 from the big blind. Agresta snap-called.
Roy Agresta: 
Manig Loeser: 
The board came 
but Loeser could not catch up enough and he was eliminated just short of the money.
Greg Heaver raised to 13,500 in the small blind and Bryn Kenney called in the big.
The flop landed 
and both players checked to reveal the 
on the turn.
Heaver checked, Kenney bet 30,000, and Heaver folded.
On a board of 
Jun Jia checked from the big blind before Kilian Loeffler bet 50,000 from under the gun. Jia then moved all in for 179,000 which took Loeffler by surprise.
"Wow! I was not expecting you to shove there," said Loeffler, facing the all-in bet.
A minute passed before Loeffler mucked his hand revealing to the table his 
.
Two players were heads-up on a turn and the river came the 
.
Andrew Theakstone, who was first to act, bet 25,000 and opponent Dingxiang Ong raised to 65,000.
Theakstone took his time with his decision before announcing call.
Ong turned over 
for a couple of missed straight draws, and Theakstone won with 
Cole Swannack raised to 10,500 from middle position and Daniel Chambers called in the cutoff as the flop landed .
Swannack continued for 9,000, and Chambers called as the turn fell the .
Swannack checked, Chambers bet 13,000, and Swannack called.
The river landed the and Swannack checked to Chambers who opted to bet 44,000. Swannack went deep into the tank before eventually deciding upon a fold.
Karl Symonds chipped up while Kevin Clark has lost some chips to almost even out their stacks. The fall of Clark came after he paid off the river bet of 42,000 by Angel Guillen in the small blind with the board showing 
. After taking more than two minutes to make up his mind, Clark called and mucked when Guillen showed 
for a flush.
Dingxiang Ong opened to 11,000 and Quan Zhou three-bet to 39,500. Luke Roberts then four-bet all in for 86,500.
Anthony Harach tank-folded in the small blind off a stack of about 70k and Ong folded.
Zhou called and tabled 
against the of Roberts.
"Oh my god," said Ong as the flop came 
giving Zhou a set. The turn 
and river didn't help Roberts and he was eliminated.
"You think jacks were a good fold?" said Harach after the pot was awarded.
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