On the 
turn, Trung Van Nguyen looked up Jaehyun Kim but saw the bad news when his flopped top pair and decent kicker was no good in the following showdown.
Jaehyun Kim: 
Trung Van Nguyen: 
The 
river was the cherry on top for Kim as he earned the full double.
The cards were already on their backs when Hung Van Huynh was all-in for what appeared to be around ten blinds and he was snapped off by Edgar Asehan from two seats over.
Hung Van Huynh: 
Edgar Asehan: 
The aces were never in danger of being cracked on the 
board and Huynh headed to the payout desk.
In a hand that lasted a few minutes into the break, the stack of Jun Hee Kim was reduced to fumes. He limped in and then called a raise to 17,000 by Ming San Chung, as did Hsien Ren Koh in the blinds. The latter checked the 
flop and Kim bet 18,000 for Chung to call, Koh folded.
After the 
turn, Kim bet 21,000 and Chung raised to 78,000. Kim reraised and Chung then moved all-in. Both had near identical stacks and the three-bet amount was pulled in as a large pot was created already. Chung was all-in for 34,500 more and Kim tank-called.
Ming San Chung:
Jun Hee Kim: 
The 
on the river secured the double and left Kim with a few chips and a chair.
Level: 17
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
Only some 103 players remain and they have been sent on a scheduled 15-minute break in which the T-500 chips will be raced off.
Heads-up to the 
flop, a raising war broke out and somehow, Minh Anh Nguyen ended up all-in and at risk for 158,000 to get called by Jack Wu.
Minh Anh Nguyen:
Jack Wu: 
The turn was a brick but Nguyen pulled a rabbit out of the hat with the 
river to double, as Wu's face dropped to the floor.
Seongsu Kong eventually jammed for his last 31,000 and found a willing customer one seat over in Dennis Ng.
Seongsu Kong: 
Dennis Ng:
Kong handed his smart phone to the media from South Korea to film the outcome and then demanded for a seven. However, the wish wasn't granted on the 
board as he waved goodbye into the camera with an "ITM in the Main Event".
Dinh Tien Van opened the action with a raise to 15,000 and Jeremy Touboulic then three-bet to what appeared to be 55,000. Vo Ho Duong Thai got her last 55,500 into the middle and Van vaulted out of his chair to see the stack of Touboulic on the other side of the dealer before he got out of the way.
Vo Ho Duong Thai: 
Jeremy Touboulic:
The dominated pair remained behind all the way on the 
board and that spelled the end for Thai.
Neel Joshi moved all-in for the last 32,000 and Fu Bang Huang did so from the very next seat, everyone else got out of the way.
Neel Joshi: 
Fu Bang Huang: 
Joshi was dominated but got there thanks to the 
board.
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