Devan Tang raised to 2,000 with the 
and Bartlomiej Machon three-bet to 8,500 with 
out of the big blind. On the 
flop, Machon continued for 4,500 and was called by Tang.
No action took place on the 
turn and the 
river brought a bet of 15,000 by Machon with 20,000 behind. Tang called and mucked his inferior full house as soon as Machon turned over his cards.
Devan Tang raised it up to 2,000 with the 
in the cutoff and Paul Phua called on the button with the 
. On the 
flop, Tang checked and called a bet of 2,200 by Phua. The 
turn went check, check, and Tang bet the 
river for 7,000.
Phua was not happy about the call but eventually tossed in the chips to see the bad news.
A few minutes into the new level, short-stacked Aleksandr Gofman eventually got his last 10,800 in from the hijack on the outer tables. Dietrich Fast in the small blind asked for a count and called.
Aleksandr Gofman: 
Dietrich Fast:
The board of 
gave Gofman top pair and new life, he remains short-stacked though.
Level: 7
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
According to the screens there are 29 players out of 35 entries remaining. James Bord sat down over on the secondary feature table next to fellow countryman Jack Sinclair during the level.
Niall Farrell appeared in the tournament area just before the break and chip race of T25 chips had started, while Wei Hsiang Yeu was eliminated just prior to that on the outer tables.
Patrik Antonius raised to 1,400 with the 
in the hijack and Anatoly Filatov three-bet to 4,000 with the 
. Antonius called and the 
flop brought a continuation bet of 3,500 by Filatov, Antonius called and improved to two pair on the turn.
Antonius moved all in and Filatov called for his last 13,800 with the nut flush draw. The river saved Filatov and he doubled back into contention, while the seemingly unstoppable Antonius took a small hit.
The board was all but rushed away when Niall Farrell grabbed his belongings and headed to the rail. Johannes Becker raked in the chips of the Scotsman and was kind enough to confirm what had happened, along with fellow German Dietrich Fast.
According to Becker and Fast, Farrell had raised first to act to 1,400 and called a three-bet to 4,200 by table neighbor Becker. Farrell check-called three barrels by Becker on a 
board and was shown pocket queens with the by Becker. Farrell only had a bluff catcher with the 
and ran out of chips in his first attempt.
Wai Leong Chan opened the action with a raise to 1,400 with the 
in the cutoff and Jack Sinclair defended the big blind with . The flop appeared 
and Sinclair checked before subsequently raising from 1,800 to 5,600, Chan called.
The 
on the turn improved Chan to a straight and it was Sinclair that continued for 9,000 with his top two pair. Chan jammed for 24,550 and Sinclair called, but the Brit could not find any help with the blank river to lose a big portion of his stack.
On a four-way flop of , preflop aggressor Shyngis Satubayev bet 2,500 with the and Bartlomiej Machon raised to 6,700 on the button. Devan Tang check-folded 
in the big blind and Satubayev ended up as the only caller.
The turn was checked by Satubayev and Machon bet 5,500, which Satubayev called before promptly checking again the 
on the river. Machon moved all in for 18,325 and Satubayev folded his two pair without much hesitation.
Andrey Pateychuk was down to around 30,000 after he four-bet and folded to the five-bet all in of Konstantin Uspenskii. Pateychuk however doubled the stack since and fellow countryman Dmitry Yurasov lost the vast majority of his stack.
Ivan Leow chipped up, as did Richard Yong, and the chip leader on the outer tables remains Johannes Becker.
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