With 275,000 in the middle and the flop showing 
, Zhiqiang Qian was all in for 587,000 and big stack Joshua Zimmerman looked him up.
Zhiqiang Qian: 
Joshua Zimmerman: 
Top pair and flush draw gave Zimmerman plenty of outs to crack the aces but he missed the 
turn and 
river to lose a decent chunk of his stack.
Ruihong Tao was all in with the 
and picked up a caller in Yake Wu, who tabled 
.
The board brought 
and Tao was drawing dead on the turn.
Another all-in showdown took place shortly after on the same table as Dingxiang Ong first chopped with ace-king versus ace-king and then got it in for around 200,000 with the . Ye Wang made the call with the 
and remained ahead on a 
board.
Lester Edoc departed and that reduced the field to the final 31 hopefuls as just prior, Jizhong Wang had been eliminated.
Wang was all in with the 
and Yiqing Huang looked him up holding the 
.
On a board of 
, nines remained ahead all the way.
Kilian Loeffler moved all in for 41,000 and Natalie Teh jammed from one seat over, as did Nan Hong behind her to create the following three-way all-in.
Kilian Loeffler: 
Natalie Teh: 
Nan Hong: 
The 
flop brought no help yet to either player at risk but Teh had some chop outs on the turn and asked for it. Indeed, the came on the river to chop the main pot while Loeffler was eliminated.
Kannapong Thanarattrakul was all in for 190,000 and Kilian Loeffler reshoved to force out the players behind them including Natalie Teh.
Kannapong Thanarattrakul: 
Kilian Loeffler: 
The board came 
and Loeffler was left with crumbs.
With 260,000 in the middle and the flop showing , Yiqing Huang snap-called the shove of Liang Chen for 230,000.
Liang Chen:
Yiqing Huang:
The turn and 
river gave Chen quads and he doubled.
Level: 13
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 16,000
There are only 35 players remaining after three levels of fast-paced action and they have been sent on their first 15-minute break.
Na Wei saw her stack reduced to very few chips when she was all in with versus Chunqing Wang with and , the latter of which belonged to Yang Zhang.
Zhang lost the main pot on a board of 
and took another hit in the final hand of the level.
After the 
turn, Zhiqiang Qian called the shove of Zhang with and was shown the . A lucky came on the river to let Qian double.
Joshua Zimmerman has an evening flight to Hong Kong booked and may have to forfeit it in case he runs very deep in this event. He doubled not long ago thanks to an ace on the river and now he scored another double in the biggest pot of the tournament so far.
Jizhong Wang opened to 30,000 from under the gun and Zimmerman three-bet to 130,000 from one seat over. Out of the big blind, Yake Wu simply shoved for nearly 2 million and Wang folded.
Zimmerman mentioned in table chat that he considered to "gamble" and indeed made the call for 826,000.
Joshua Zimmerman: 
Yake Wu:
The 
board delivered the ace on the flop while Wang said in Chinese in table chat he had folded ace-king.
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