On a board reading 
both Jack Salter and Wang Yi Long commit 31,500 each into a pot of roughly 60,000.
The river landed the 
and Salter now checked to Long who bet 95,000. Salter folded, and Long collected the pot.
A small group of players were standing up away from table 46 including Jack Salter and Jim Chahoud.
"You can tell who the patient players are," said Salter. "I really need the toilet."
"Go," said tablemate Orjan Skommo. "I went ten minutes ago."
The reason for the gathering was a hand in progress at their table. According to Chahoud, Wang Yi Long opened pre-flop and Yuri Ishida three-bet from the big blind. Long called and called bets from Ishida on the 
flop and the 
turn.
The river was the . Ishida had bet 30,000 and Long had moved all in, putting Ishida to the test.
Ishida's tank was approaching the 15-minute mark.
"I'm not gonna call the clock," Salter said to his tablemates. But Andrian Chin had other ideas. The clock was called and the seconds ticked down with Ishida eventaully folding.
"We've played six hands while they've been tanking," someone from a neighbouring table said.
[Removed:415] raised from the hijack before Sosia Jiang moved all in for her remaining 23,300 from the hijack. The action folded back around to Doria who called.
Sosia Jiang: 
[Removed:415]: 
The board ran out 
to see Jiang improve to a pair on the river before doubling up.
Ashish Gupta moved all in for 35,300 from under the gun before the decision fell on Hayato Kitajima on the button. He moved all in over the top for around 70,000 which saw the blinds fold.
Hayato Kitajima:
Ashish Gupta:
The board ran out 
to see Gupta unable to improve before being sent to the rail.
Wei Zhang raised to 5,500 and four-bet jammed once table neighbor Yosuke Sekiya had three-bet to 17,500 only to receive a snap-call by the Japanese.
Wei Zhang: 
Yosuke Sekiya: 
Along with the one overcard, Zhang picked up some outs with a flush draw on the 
turn and he also had some chop outs with a six for the straight. That's exactly what came to the rescue on the 
river, and they chopped it up thanks to the straight on the board.
Less fortunate were Takashi Ogura, James Broom and Fedon Phaedonos, who were all eliminated recently.
On a flop of 
Kiavash Arbabi checked from the big blind before Bryn Kenney bet 4,000 from the button. Arbabi called.
The turn brought the and Arbabi checked. Kenney continued for 9,600. Arbabi thought for a minute and raised to 30,200. Kenney called.
Both players then quickly checked after the completed the board.
Arbabi flashed Kenney his 
for ace-high before Kenney tabled 
for two pair and the winning hand.
Plenty of chips were already in the middle until the 
turn and Ali Ghezelbash had checked in the cutoff. Tobias Ziegler on the button bet 40,000 and Ghezelbash check-raised to 95,000. Ziegler was out into an uncomfortable spot and carefully counted his own stack, asked for the bet size of Ghezelbash.
After some consideration, he moved all in for some 130,000 and Ghezelbash called instantly.
Tobias Ziegler: 
Ali Ghezelbash: 
Ziegler was already drawing dead even before the meaningless 
came on the river and headed out of the tournament area.
Karl Symonds raised from the cutoff before Angel Guillen moved all in for 30,000 from the big blind. Symonds called.
Angel Guillen:
Karl Symonds:
The board ran out 
to see Guillen hold with his pocket pair and double up.
On the turn with the board reading 
and roughly 75,000 in the middle, Martin Finger was all in for his last 35,600 against Mihai Barbu.
Finger:
Barbu: 
The river landed the meaningless 
, and Finger secured the double.
Harry Basle defended out of the blinds and spiked top pair against Rory Young on the 
flop. That's when they got it in and Basle turned over . Young had that dominated with and the board completed with the turn and river.
"No set, no bet," Young said when he raked in the pot.
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