Thomas Muehloecker was seen firing 4,800 into about 7,500 with the board reading 
. He was in the cutoff and Raymond Chen called in position.
The 
landed on the felt and Muehloecker grabbed all but one of his chips, betting 13,575 to leave himself with just a 100-denomination chip, which was sitting on his cards. Chen called and Muehloecker showed the best hand with 
as his opponent mucked.
Hiroyuki Noda was all-in for around 5,000 with the 
on a flop of 
but his hopes of a comeback were all but gone as the cutoff turned over 
for the jack-high straight. The 
turn brought a spark of hope but the 
river blanked.
On a 
flop two players including Artur Koren checked to Juafeng Wang who bet 1,000. He got two callers and the turn was the .
It checked to Wang again who bet 2,000, and this time Koren was the only caller.
The river was the 
. Both players checked.
"I have an eight," said Wang, tabling and Koren took down the pot with 
.
Cary Katz was in position in a battle of blinds which saw the players go to the flop for 900 apiece. Katz bet 1,200 on 
, earning check-call. The turn was checked and Katz' opponent checked one more time on the river. Katz threw in 1,800 and the other player called but he mucked when Katz tabled .
Graeme Siow opened to 750 and Sam Greenwood three-bet to 2,600. The action folded back to Siow and he made the call to see a flop of 
. Siow opted to check and he then proceeded to call a continuation bet for 2,000.
There was no further betting action on the 
turn and river, and Greenwood tabled 
, Siow chopped with the 
to remain as one of the biggest stacks.
Jack Salter raised to 750 and picked up one caller in the cutoff. Thomas Muehloecker in the small blind three-bet to 3,300 and Salter folded, the cutoff called. On a flop of 
, Salter continued for 2,400 and that shut down all further resistance.
Further assorted counts can be found below,
In what seemed to be a preflop four-bet pot, a player in the small blind tangled with Jun Obara in middle position. Both players checked the flop and the small blind announced all in when the 
hit the turn. Obara snapped him off for his last 11,100.
"You have kings?" Obara's opponent said, turning up aces.
But Obara had an even better hand, showing 
for a flopped straight.
"Oh," the other player reacted, knowing he was drawing dead. Obara scored a double, vaulting back over starting stack.
Kenny Shih made it 800 in early position and Chee Teng three-bet to 2,000 from the hijack. Action folded back to Shih who moved all in for 5,550. Teng reluctantly called and the cards were turned up.
Shih: 
Teng: 
Shih faded Teng's two-outer on the runout and doubled up.
Level: 4
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 300
Players have been sent on a 15-minute break.
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