Wai Leong Chan raised to 450,000 with the 
out of the small blind and Hamish Crawshaw defended the 
in the big blind. The 
flop was bet for 300,000 by Chan and Crawshaw came along with his top pair. Both checked the 
on the turn and the 
followed on the river.
Chan now checked and Crawshaw bet 700,000 to force a fold from Chan.
Over on the feature table, Devan Tang raised to 300,000 and then reluctantly called the shove by Tzer Chiuan Lim for one million more in the big blind.
Tzer Chiuan Lim: 
Devan Tang: 
Following a board of 
, Lim escaped once more to double up his short stack.
Wei Hsiang Yeu raised to 300,000 and Eng Sian Ewe called in the big blind. The 
flop was checked by Ewe, who then called a min-bet by his opponent. Both checked the turn and Ewe bet the 
river for 375,000.
Yeu called within his thirty second shot clock and was good with the 
, as Ewe only had 
.
Kartik Ved raised for all but his last two chips in the hijack and Devan Tang then jammed out of the big blind for Ved to call it off.
Kartik Ved: 
Devan Tang:
The board ran out 
and that spelled the end for Ved in 11th place.
Over on the outer table, Dung Tien Pham raised it up to 300,000 and then faced the shove by Ferdinand Putra for around ten blinds from one seat over. The action folded back to Pham and he called.
Ferdinand Putra:
Dung Tien Pham: 
"My hand last time," Pham said and pointed to the ace-queen of Putra, referring to his three-bet shove one hand earlier.
The flip went to the local player on a board of 
and Putra became the second casualty in the money.
Eng Soon Ewe raised to 300,000 and was called by Wei Hsiang Yeu. Dung Tien Pham then pushed for around 3.3 million and Ewe asked for a rough count. "You cover me?" he asked and Pham nodded. Two folds later, the pot was shipped to Pham.
Hamish Crawshaw raised to 300,000 and then called the shove by Chi-Jen Chu in the small blind as two of the shorter stacks clashed.
Chi-Jen Chu: 
Hamish Crawshaw: 
The 
flop improved Crawshaw, and he retained the lead throughout the 
turn and river.
Soon after the previous all-in showdown, Wei Hsiang Yeu had yet another shorter stack at risk and was up against Eng Soon Ewe this time.
Eng Soon Ewe: 
Wei Hsiang Yeu:
The 
flop was no threat and the turn locked up the double since this is a NLHE event and not Short Deck, which made the river a formality.
Wei Hsiang Yeu flipped against Zhi Yi Ning with the latter as the player at risk for a total of 1,450,000 on the outer table.
Zhi Yi Ning: 
Wei Hsiang Yeu:
The board ran out 
and Ning doubled with nines full of jacks.
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