Under the gun, Phil Ivey checked on the 
flop and Chan Wai Leong fired 30,000 in the cutoff. Paul Phua called on the button and Ivey check-shoved for 420,000. Chan called for about 330,000 total and Phua let his hand go.
Chan: 
Ivey: 
The 
left Chan drawing dead and Ivey raked in the pot, eliminating his opponent.
Paul Phua was all in for 225,000, facing off against Chan Wai Leong in what would be considered a classic race in no-limit hold'em.
Phua: 
Chan: 
Phua got the best of the 
board, spiking a king on the flop to secure a double up.
Picking up the action on the flop of 
, there was around 500,000 already in the pot and Peter Jetten checked under the gun. His left-hand opponent Chan Wai Leong also tapped the felt and Xuan Tan fired 230,000 from the cutoff. Both Jetten and Chan released their hands and Tan scooped the sizeable pot to improve his stack to 1.7 million or so.
After a limp from Marius Torbergsen holding , Wai Kin Yong raised to 45,000 with 
. Phil Ivey was on the button with and he raised to 200,000. Wai Kin Yong moved all in for 1,318,000 and Ivey called, putting himself at risk for about 775,000.
The board ran out 
and Yong hit a one outer, as Torbergsen was holding the other queen, to make a full house and earn the pot. Ivey was eliminated from the tournament, giving Yong a massive stack of over 2 million chips.
"See ya," Ivey said on his way out.
In a limped pot, Mikita Badziakouski, Gabe Patgorski and Alan Sass made it to the 
turn. Badziakouski checked, Patgorski fired 25,000 and Sass called on the button. Badziakouski, however, countered with a check-raise to 140,000, earning a call from Patgorski. Sass got out of the way.
The 
river was checked by both players and Badziakouski flashed what looked like a missed straight draw. Patgorski turned up 
and raked in the pot.
After a limp from Jason Koon with 
, Ivan Leow moved all in holding 
for 412,000. Ben Lamb woke up behind with and everyone else folded, leaving the two heads up for a monster pot.
The flop came out 
giving Leow the lead with two pair. The turn was the changing nothing and the river was the filling Leow up to a boat. With that he doubled up to over 800,000 while Lamb was left with just 23,000.
Mikita Badziakouski and Devan Tang ended up all in preflop, both playing exactly the same chip-stack of 268,000.
Tang trailed with against 
and he was drawing dead on the turn of the 
board, losing his final bullet.
Cary Katz re-entered during the first level of the day but he already lost his buy-in after running with ace-king into pocket kings of Gabe Patgorski.
Patgorski, who also rejoined the field, has already climbed to 905,000.
Chan Wai Leong raised to 45,000 in the first position, Mikita Badziakouski jammed for 89,000 and Richard Yong reshoved for 365,000 in the cutoff. Leong got out of the way.
BadziakouskI: 
Yong:
"Ace is coming!" Badzikouski informed the table.
And the flop indeed brought an ace as it rolled out .
"Easy!" Badziakouski said.
The rest of the board ran out 
and and Badziakouski more than doubled. Then he aplogized to Yong: "Sorry, small money."
Winfred Yu shoved with and Jason Koon reshoved with . Everyone else folded so Yu was at risk for about 60,000 and Koon had him well covered.
The board ran out and Koon made a straight to eliminate Yu from the tournament who will have to choose whether or not he wants to buy in for another HK$1,000,000.
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