Under the gun, Stephen Chidwick peeled 
and shoved all in for 234,000. Wai Kin Young found the 
in the cutoff and reshoved to force a fold from Mikita Badziakouski who had queen-jack.
Chidwick flopped the top set on 
and the 
turn locked the double for the Brit who finished with quads as the river fell 
.
With the flop reading 
, Nick Schulman fired what looked like 120,000. Ivan Leow called on the button and Tom Dwan also called to continue three-way to the 
turn. The action was checked to Leow who bet 200,000, covering Dwan's remaining belongings. Dwan quickly folded and Schulman paused for just under a minute before releasing his hand, leaving the sizeable pot to Leow.
Leow, who lost his first entry after the second break, managed to climb to 1.3 million after buying back.
Lim Chin Wei was all in for 202,000 and he found himself trailing with 
against the of Wai Kin Yong.
While Yong looked to add another chunk to his massive piles, he couldn't fade an ace on the 
flop. The 
was a dangerous card for Chin as he now had to dodge any club in addition to the remaining two kings in the deck. The 
missed Yong and Chin survived. Yong, despite losing this one, still bosses the tournament with over 3 million in chips.
Siow Choon Tong moved all in for 175,000 and Cheong Cheok Ieng moved all in over the top for about 575,000. Nick Schulman then called both shoves with a covering stack and it was off to the races.
Nick Schulman:
Siow Choon Tong: 
Cheong Cheok Ieng: 
The board came down 
and that gave Tong a full house to triple up. Cheong with the shorter stack than Schulman was eliminated in the process, allowing Schulman to pick up about 400,000 chips in a side pot
Level: 8
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 8,000
Following two limps, Wai Kin Yong peeled in the cutoff and raised to 70,000. Mikita Badziakouski called behind him and the two limpers mucked their hands.
Yong had Badziakouski crushed on the 
flop and fired a small bet of 40,000. Badziakouski floated with a couple of backdoors but Yong put him at risk when the 
turn landed. Badziakouski had no more business in the hand and let another pot go Yong's way.
After three limps, Phil Ivey moved all in for around 250,000 and action folded to Siow Choon Tong called while everyone else folded.
Phil Ivey:
Siow Choon Tong: 
The bord ran out 
and Tong made a full house to send Ivey to the rail. It didn't appear as if he was going to rebuy for this event as he headed out of the tournament area. With his elimination, a new player will be crowned the short deck warm-up champion.
After a couple of limps, including one from Paul Phua, Wai Kin Yong raised, making it 481,000. Next to act was Mikita Badziakouski moved all in for about 380,000. Action folded back to Phua who tanked for a good while before folding.
Wai Kin Yong:
Mikita Badziakouski:
"Oh!" Phua said. "Good fold!"
"What did you have," Badziakouski asked.
"Queen-ten suited," Phua responded.
It was good news for Badziakouski as Yong had less outs, but the board ran out 
giving Yong a full house anyways and allowing him to scoop another pot to add to his already massive stack.
Badziakouski appears to have used all three bullets up front for a chance to double for more, but now returns to the registration desk to buy in once more.
Cheong Cheok Ieng limped under the gun with , his left-hand opponent Peter Jetten overlimped and Ivan Leow shoved 166,000 in the next seat, holding . Cheong looked him up and Jetten left the contest.
Leow was still ahead on the turn but the river ended his run as he lost his final bullet.
"This game is cold," Leow heard when he was leaving the feature table.
Cheong Cheok Ieng limped in, Ivan Leow raised to 71,000 in the cutoff and Siow Choon Tong pushed all in on the button. Cheong isolated and Leow got out of the way.
Cheong:
Siow:
Cheong was in terrible shape but he could hardly ask for a better flop than . The turn and 
river, however, discarded the trips as both players finished with a Broadway and Siow escaped the full bad beat, securing half of the pot.
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