Guangyu Wang check-called the 
flop for 6,000 and check-raised the 
turn from 17,000 to 40,000. His opponent jammed and Wang eventually called with 
. His opponent had 
for top pair and the 
river blanked.
The very same player then jammed for 40,000 and Wang called with 
to get shown 
. Wang's kicker reigned supreme on a 
board to deal the final blow.
Miray Badaoui has taken a seat at the feature table with 40 players left in the field.
Within quick succession, four players were eliminated and that reduced the field to the last 41 hopefuls with 36 in the money.
Adrian Salter sent a short stack to the rail when his held up against 
on a board of 
.
Dale Marsland also ended up all in, however, he received no call when he jammed the 
flop. Facing a check-raise to 27,000, Marsland jammed for another 48,800 on top and that proved to be too much for his opponent.
Thomas Chong was seen leaving the feature table stage. Andrew Miller had 
in front of him on the 
board. According to the floor, Chong held 
and it all went in before the flop.
Michael Seymour raised to 6,500 from the button and was called by Andrew White and Steve Pappas in the blinds.
They all checked through the 
flop to the 
on the turn. White checked, Pappas shoved for 19,900 for Seymour to fold immediately but White needed some more time. After about twenty seconds, White made the call with 
. Pappas tabled 
for the wheel and doubled up as the 
completed the board,
On the tail end of a board 
, Michael Oscuro bet 25,000 and his sole remaining opponent made the call. Oscuro rolled over 
for second nut flush and raked in another big pot to jump above three times the average with 44 players remaining.
Sam Capra mentioned in table chat and to friends on the rail that he was all in with jacks versus kings and spiked a jack on the river to double.
Level: 14
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 500
Travis Endersby was eliminated not far off the money bubble in the $5k Challenge and would suffer the same fate in the 6-Max Event as well. Down to around 30,000, he got it in with the 
and Michel Bouskila looked him up with the .
The board came 
and Endersby missed out on his overcard and gutshot to hit the rail.
A reraise to 22,000 was in front of Lachlan Dykes and Adrian Salter then moved all in from the cutoff. Dykes asked for a count and once it was deemed to be in the ballpark of 110,000, Dykes tossed in a single chip for the call without waiting for an exact count.
Adrian Salter:
Lachlan Dykes:
The biggest pot of the tournament so far went in favor of Salter, who got there on the turn of a board 
. The double-up was for 110,100 and that put a major dent into the stack of Dykes.
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