Viet Hoang Dang raised to 600 and received three callers. Men Nguyen then pushed all-in for 21,000 and Dang called while the other three players folded.
Men Nguyen: 
Viet Hoang Dang: 
The flip went to "The Master" on a board of 
as he made two pair.
With 4,200 in the middle to the 
turn, Tuan Minh Doan checked and Dung Tien Pham then pushed all-in for the 4,500 he had behind. Doan went into the tank and then folded the 
face-up. A somewhat confused Pham raked in the pot and flashed his for the inferior hand.
The mediocre start of Minku Kim has been canceled as he just scored a double. On the 
he was all-in for just 3,200 into a main pot of around 25,000. His opponent sigh-called and Kim showed the 
for a full house, flashing the 
for a second.
Picking up the action on the three-way flop of 
, Jack Wu led for 1,200 in the big blind. James Mendoza raised to 4,200 from an early position and was called by Xuan Van Nguyen as well as Wu. The 
fell on the turn and it now checked to Mendoza, who bet 15,000.
Nguyen folded, Wu jammed for 21,800 and Mendoza instantly called.
Jack Wu: 
James Mendoza: 
The 
river failed to pair the board and Mendoza was left with a short stack.
Level: 3
Blinds: 200/300
Ante: 300
On a completed board of 
, South Korea's Minku Kim bet 12,000. He only needed to get through Fung Lim, who jammed for 16,900. Kim mulled it over for half a minute and surrendered his invested chips.
With 33,000 in the middle to the 
turn, Xuan Van Nguyen opted to check and Duy Hai Ngoc Nguyen pushed all-in for 21,800. Tai Van Tran then jammed for the last 23,800 from one seat over and both stack sizes were asked upon. Nguyen then let go and the cards were revealed.
Duy Hai Ngoc Nguyen:
Tai Van Tran:
The river failed to pair the board and Nguyen doubled to leave Tran very short.
Chi-Jen Chu was all-in with a very short stack out of the blinds and turned over the . He was up against 
and retained a very narrow lead on the 
board. "Three double ups to go," he joked in table chat and Jonas Rothmund started engaging with him.
Word on the street is that table six had a ton of action right out of the gates and it was Duy Lam Pham who had the best of it so far with nearly three times the starting stack.
He then jammed it in for another preflop all-in and that resulted in a typical coin flip with Dinh Tien Van at risk.
Dinh Tien Van:
Duy Lam Pham: 
The 
board gave Van a full house and he doubled.
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