A short stack had been at risk and was looked up by two opponents including Jungmin Hwang. His 
made the best hand on a 
runout as it beat 
and the cards of the at-risk player were already mucked while they headed out of the Grand Hall.
Hwang's stack earned a small boost and he jumped to two times the average with 182 players out of 365 entries remaining.
The cards were already revealed on a board of 
on which Kyeongrim Shin had been all-in with the 
for a turned top pair. However, he had zero equity by then as Hung Richard Nguyen held the 
for an unbeatable set of eights to deal the final blow.
Thinh Thai Chu was all-in for the last 9,000 and table big stack Tuan Minh Doan called from the very next seat. Chu's 
were ahead of 
preflop but that all changed on the 
flop. The turn brought some potential split outs but the 
river was no miracle for Chu.
A short-stacked Seung Mook Jung was all-in for some seven blinds and he was looked up by table neighbour Emmanuel Segismundo. The South Korean held the 
and Segismundo chopped with 
.
"Gamble?" Jung asked his opponent with a grin and then thanked him as a third player had likely folded the potentially winning hand. However, only two minutes later the South Korean was knocked out so the good deed only lasted a short while.
With some 25,000 in the middle to the 
river, Hien Van Dang bet 22,000 with around as much behind. Table big stack Dinh Tien Van pushed all-in with the superior stack and Dang reluctantly folded.
Van recovered some chips that he had previously lost and remains among the biggest stacks in the room.
Level: 8
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
Thai player Kulnattee Kunatharakul bet 5,000 on a heads-up river of 
and his sole remaining opponent went into the tank. He then flicked in the single yellow T-5,000 chip but couldn't beat the of Kunatharakul.
Three ways to a flop of 
, Nam Hoang Nguyen bet 1,000 and was called only by Chi Chung Ho in the hijack. The followed on the turn and Nguyen bet another 2,000 to win the pot uncontested.
On a flop of 
, it checked to Tzai Wei Phua and he bet 3,000 with a shorter stack behind. Thanh Tien Dinh jammed all-in and Phua snap-called for the rest of it.
Tzai Wei Phua:
Thanh Tien Dinh: 
The turn gave Phua the nuts and the 
river was not significant anymore.
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