Phil Ivey limped under the gun with 
, Marius Torbergesen joined with 
and Andrew Robl checked with 
.
Ivey flopped the Broadway on 
and he check-raised to 25,000 over Robl's bet of 7,000. Robl called and the 
turn rescued him as he scrambled for a chop. The chips went in and the river didn't matter.
Level: 3
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 2,000
Mikita Badziakouski opened the action with a limp, Wang Qiang overlimped and Romain Arnaud called as well. Devan Tang, however, raised to 14,000 on the button and he got rid of Badziakouski while both Qiang and Arnaud stuck around for the flop.
Qiang threw in his last 16,000 when the 
arrived and Tang snap-called with 
. Qiang was drawing almost dead with 
and the 
and 
runout forced him to use a new bullet.
We arrived when Wang "Shanghai Wong" Qiang had a bet of 16,000 out, sitting on the button. His left-hand Gabe Patgorski fired back with a shove of 104,000 and Qiang burned a timebank before making the call.
Patgorski:
Qiang:
The board of 
confirmed Patgorski's double only few minutes before the first break of the day.
Rui Cao opened to 10,000 from the hijack with and Jason Koon was on the button with 
. He called.
The fop was 
and Cao led out for 7,000. Koon moved all in for 31,000. Cao called.
Koon was behind but could catch an ace, or a six to catch up. The board completed with the and the and Koon would double with a full house to 84,000 leaving Cao with just over 200,000.
Richard Yong called under the gun with and Peter Jetten called in the hijack. Jason Koon raised in the cutoff with 
to 12,000. Yong then moved all in for 102,000. Jetten folded Koon tanked for a while, then called.
The board ran out and that gave Yong quads, allowing him to double up to 210,000 while Koon was left with a measly 45,000 but 2 bullets left behind.
Paul Phua and Gabe Patgorski tangled on a flop of 
with Patgorski sitting on the button. Phua checked, Patgorski bet 6,000 and Phua check-raised to 15,000. Patgorski wasn't done yet, he clicked back with a three-bet to 26,000, Phua raised again and they ended up all in.
Phua: 
Patgorski: 
"I have a feeling that you will win," Phua said. "Sorry for the suckout," Patgorski replied.
But the bad scenario Phua was expecting didn't materialize as the 
turn and river held his hand ahead. Phua vaulted to 230,000 and Patgorski continued with 100,000 after firing a new bullet.
Rui Cao raised to 10,000 with from the hijack and Peter Jetten called in the cutoff with 
. Jason Koon then moved all in with from the button and Cao and Jetten both folded allowing Koon to take the pot.
Chan Wai Leong raised under the gun and only Phil Ivey called from the button. Chan continued for 15,000 on the 
flop and Ivey called.
Chan slowed down on the turn and checked. Ivey threw in a 40,000-bet and Chan paused before calling.
The river came and Chan checked again. Ivey took all of his chips and pushed them across the betting line. Chan fell into a tank-mode and eventually called.
Ivey smiled and showed , perhaps thinking that he was caught. But Chan mucked his to the surprise of the table. "Really?" Elton Tsang asked.
Just like that, Ivey managed to cross 400,000 in chips while Chan had to reload.
Ivan Leow raised to 7,000 in the cutoff with and Mikita Badziakouski called on the button with .
The flop was 
and Leow led out with a bet of 8,000. Badziakouski called.
On the turn, Leow led out again with a bet of 20,000. Badziakouski folded and that allowed Leow to take down the pot.
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