David Lim in the big blind called the button shove of a short stack for 17,500 and was ahead in the showdown with 
versus 
.
The 
flop cemented his lead, and the 
turn and 
river brought no upset.
Adam Kharman raised to 2,700 from under the gun and Patrick Laoyont shoved from the late position for 24,600. Laurence Hall called on the button and Kharman folded after considering his options for a bit.
Patrick Laoyont: 
Laurence Hal:
The flop came 
to keep Laoyont ahead.
The turn brought them the 
to give Hall the eights as outs to eliminate Laoyont but he bricked the river as the 
completed the board to double Laoyont up.
Byungyong Kang has been eliminated from table 13 and the new big stack over there is Guofei Xu after he won a big pot off Harry Mardoian. A four-way flop with 3,000 each brought 
and the action checked to Mardoian, who bet 6,000. Xu called and Steve Tupua folded, as did the initial raiser.
After the 
turn, Mardoian bet 10,000 and Xu min-raised to 20,000. Mardoian check-called a bet of 26,000 on the river and Xu tabled 
for a full house to drag in the pot.
David Hirst raised to 2,700 and Marcel Tartak called from one seat over. A short stack then jammed for 11,500 and Hirst called, while Tartak folded.
The player at risk tabled and Hirst was way ahead with the 
. A gutshot straight draw emerged on the 
flop, but the turn and 
river were both blanks.
Matthew Wakeman more than doubled his stack recently and Navid King from two seats over just busted a short stack.
King was ahead with versus pocket tens when the chips went in preflop, and held up on a 
board to chip up some more.
The board read 
with 43,000 in the middle.
Vesko Zmukic had checked in the middle position and Michael Tran shoved from the button which sent Zmukic into the tank. After tanking for quite a while, Zmukic made the call but mucked when Tran tabled for the flopped set.
Later on, Zmukic revealed to the live reporting team that he held and hero-called with top pair as he thought Tran was bluffing.
Level: 8
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 200
Laurence Hall raised from the middle position and action folded to Michael Tran in the small blind who three-bet to 9,200. Hall decided to respond with a shove which Tran called after taking some time to consider his options.
Laurence Hall:
Michael Tran: 
The flop came 
for Hall to pick up the flush draw but to keep Tran ahead.
The turn was the to give Hall a pair of jacks but it also gave Tran the tens as extra outs for a Broadway to eliminate Hall.
The river completed the board with the 
to secure the double-up for Hall as his turned pair of jacks were good.
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