Jun Zhou raised to 10,500 from middle position and Sergio Aido called from the button before Daniel McAulay also called, sitting in the big blind.
The flop came 
and action checked to Aido who bet 12,000. McAulay folded but Zhou made the call.
The turn was the 
and Zhou checked. Aido bet 24,00 this time and Zhou folded.
Check out this interview with Aido about his recent move to Macau.
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The following players have been eliminated between 88th and 103rd place, earning a min-cash of $62,500 HKD.
Two short stacks were all in preflop with Bernard Vu holding 
and at risk against Liang Xu's 
. The board came 
and Vu found the double-up.
Aymon Hata and Kahle Burns went to the flop for the minimum after Hata limped the small blind and Burns checked from the big. The dealer swiped 
across the table.
Hata checked to Burns who bet 11,500. Hata called and the turn was the 
. Hata checked again and Burns bet again, making it 33,500 this time. Hata made the call.
The river was the 
and Hata pushed all in. Burns snap-called and then mucked when he saw Hata turn over 
for a flush.
Level: 16
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 500
Players are now on a 15-minute break and the tournament clock shows that there are 87 players remaining.
A question to ponder on the break: If you went back in time and met your younger self, what would you tell yourself?
We approached the table as the field was heading on break to see a bet of 89,000 sitting in front of Fabrice Soulier.
Action was on Soulier's heads-up opponent, Zinan Xu. Xu looked down at a 
board and roughly 200,000 already in the pot.
After a few moments, Soulier asked for the clock, and once the floor staff arrived, they decided to give Xu and an extra moment as the pot was monstrous. A minute went by and the floor staff began a 60-second countdown.
About half way through, Xu gathered up a call and slapped it down. Soulier tabled 
for a busted flush draw and Xu turned over 
, a pair of twos.
Which was good and warranted several wows and praises from spectators who paused to catch the action.
After making a big fold on the bubble to save his tournament life, though he'll never know whether his opponent was bluffing or not, Tianyuan Tang has survived into the money and now has been the one eliminating a player, adding to his stack.
Tang and Levan Kolbaia got it all in preflop with Tang's 
dominating Kolbaia's . The board came 
and Kolbaia was eliminated from play.
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