In a heads-up pot to the 
turn, Sung Joo Hyun checked in the small blind and then called a bet worth 51,000 by his opponent on the button. The 
on the river paired the board for the second time and both checked.
Hyun exposed the 
for a full house and that won the pot.
Wai Leong Chan was facing a squeeze to 50,000 by Kannapong Thanarattrakul on the button as it had already folded back to him. A reraise to 150,000 by Chan followed and his opponent quickly got out of the way.
Further assorted counts can be found below.
Picking up the action on the 
turn, Chin Wei Lim bet 65,000 from a middle position. Sung Joo Hyun called on the button and they headed to the 
on the river. Lim used one time bank to check and Hyun checked back, then flashed his 
already.
That was good enough to win the pot as Lim mucked to forfeit the pot.
The Super High Roller is up to 45 entries at the start of level six and five stacks have already vanished. One of them belonged to Seung Mook Jung, who has subsequently reentered.
Level: 6
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
Seung Mook Jung was among the recent entries but lost two big pots to hit the rail. First he folded to a shove by Supitong Popiyukkul on the river of a 
board.
Then he created a pot of more than 200,000 until the 
turn against Hoang Huy Tran. Jung checked the 
river and sigh-called all-in when Tran jammed to get shown the for aces and fives. Jung nodded, briefly showed 
and quickly left the tournament area.
The live stream has caught up on the elimination of Zhi Yi Ning, who got his last 63,000 in before the flop in the most classic of setups against Vincent Huang.
Zhi Yi Ning: 
Vincent Huang:
The 
board left Ning drawing dead on the turn as Huang notched up an elimination.
Heads-up to the 
flop, Victor Chong check-called a bet worth 30,000 by [Removed:446] and they checked the on the turn. The river completed the board and Chong checked the third street in a row. Saran made it 36,000 to go and Chong then announced a raise to 150,000 but put in 250,000 instead.
Saran gave it some thought and reraised while putting in all of his red chips, at which point Chong briefly exposed his for trips tens. There was some confusion about the chips but that was sorted shortly after with Chong losing nearly half of his stack.
The cards were already on their backs when a short-stacked Eng Siang Ewe was all-in and at risk with the 
. He had turned a straight on but had to dodge spades, as Quang Nang Nguyen exposed his 
for the nut flush draw.
The river indeed completed the flush and that sent Ewe to the rail once more.
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