Mohsin Charania shoved for 69,500 from under the gun with the 
and Erik Seidel called with 
on the button. The board 
left Seidel short on just 13,000 and he doubled up for 12,000 the next hand with 
against Charania's 
in the big blind.
Soon after, Seidel shoved for 30,000 with 
and Daniel Dvoress failed to get there with 
on a board of 
.
Dan Shak made it 12,000 acting out of the hijack, and saw Ramin Hajiyev three bet all in from the small blind for 69,500. Shak thought about it for a bit, and eventually called.
Dan Shak: 
Ramin Hajiyev: 
"Ah, the worst possible hand" said Shak while the dealer got underway dealing the board: 
. Shak rivered a king but it wasn't good enough.
Not much later, Shak got the remainder of his chips in with himself, but it wouldn't do him any good. He was up against Dan Cates who had and would not get any help on 
. Cates meanwhile is up to 560,000.
Bryn Kenney opened the action with an under the gun raise. It folded around to Vladimir Troyanovskiy in the big blind and the Russian high roller shoved for around 70,000. Kenney made a quick call and gave his neighbor the bad news right away by revealing his aces.
Vladimir Troyanovskiy: 
Bryn Kenney: 
The board ran out 
and Troyanovskiy made his exit.
Rafael Da Silva Moraes raised to 12,000 and Dominik Nitsche on the button as well as Tobias Reinkemeier in the big blind called. On the 
flop, the action was checked to Nitsche and the German bet 22,000. Only Moraes called before check-calling another 45,000 on the 
turn.
The dealer burned and turned the river as last community card and this time Nitsche checked behind. Moraes flashed 
for a set of eights and that earned the pot. Nitsche is back down to starting stack now.
Mike McDonald raised to 13,000 and David Peters three-bet to 27,000 from one seat over. In the cutoff, Michael Bonzon called and McDonald folded. On the flop, Peters checked and then folded when Bonzon made it 65,000 to go.
Dong Zhao lost some change after his recent double up on the 
turn. The Chinese bet 25,000 out of the small blind and Timothy Adams raised to 57,000 to claim the pot without further resistance.
As we arrived on the table, big blind Dong Zhao was already all in and the decision was on (presumed initial raiser) Tobias Reinkemeier. There were already some chips in the middle, and it was 148,000 more for Reinkemeier to call. The German high roller thought about it for a bit before he called.
Tobias Reinkemeier:
Dong Zhao:
The board ran out 
and Zhao doubled.
Level: 10
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 1,000
John Juanda and Mikita Badziakouski headed to a flop of and there were around 60,000 chips in the middle. Badziakouski bet, Juanda shoved and the Belorussian called.
Juanda:
Badziakouski:
The turn and 
river saw Juanda bust the tournament in less than 10 minutes after showing up at the very last minute.
Rainer Kempe got his short stack in with 
and Byron Kaverman called from one seat over with the superior . Neither player hit anything on the board and that was it for Kempe.
Kitson Kho got the last 95,000 chips in with against the 
of Luc Greenwood. The latter was behind, but made a nine-high straight on the turn to knock out Kho.
Mike Watson and Kitson Kho got it in before the flop for another edition of the classic race. Watson would come out on top with his this time, spiking a king against Kho's : . Kho was leading this tournament not too long ago, but is now one of the shorter stacks.
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