Nick Schulman moved all in on the button with 
for 134,000 and Sam Greenwood called in the big blind with 
The board ran out 
and that meant that Schulman would be eliminated while Greenwood moved to about 1,700,000 chips.
Steve O'Dwyer made it 22,000 in the first position and two players accepted his price: Sergio Aido in the hijack and David Peters in the cutoff.
O'Dwyer checked when the 
flop came out and Aido took the betting lead, firing 45,000. Peters folded his hand but O'Dwyer stuck around, calling.
The turn fell 
and Aido sized his second shell at 125,000. O'Dwyer check-called again and the hit the river. O'Dwyer checked and Aido slid in a tower of chips, putting O'Dwyer all in for around 320,000 effectively.
O'Dwyer expressed his frustration after seeing Aido pull the trigger. He slammed the felt and sighed. After a few more seconds, O'Dwyer laid his hand down and Aido raked in the pot without showing his hole cards.
Level: 11
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
Nick Schulman limped in the small blind for 8,000 with 
and Mikita Badziakouski raised in the big blind to 28,000 holding . Schulman called.
The flop was 
and Schulman checked. Badziakouski put out a bet of 14,000 and Schulman called.
The turn was the 
and Schulman checked again. Badziakouski put out a bet of 63,000. Schulman called once more.
On the 
river, Schulman checked for a third time. Badziakouski went for value by putting out a bet of 160,000. Schulman was in a tough spot with his two pair, and he thought it over for a good while, using multiple time bank chips, before finally calling. Badziakouski showed down his trips and that would earn him another pot.
Patrick Antonius opened to 18,000 from the cutoff with and action folded to the button where John Juanda moved all in with 
. Action folded back around and everyone folded except Richard Yong who was forced all in from the small blind for 2,000 with 
.
The board ran out 
and that gave Yong a pair of fives, but it was behind Juanda's pair of sevens so he was eliminated.
Xuan Tan was in the small blind, racing for his last 74,000 against Andrew Robl who had on the button. Tan held 
and it looked that he caught a ten on the river to secure a double up. However, the next few minutes saw Tan leave his chair as Luc Greenwood claimed his stack and Tan walked away just before the end of the level.
With around 340,000 in the pot, Xuan Tan and Sam Greenwood made it to the river of the 
board. Tan fired what looked like a bet of 220,000 and Greenwood tossed in one chip, calling. "You win," Tan said, showing just queen-eight and Greenwood opened the 
for top two to scoop the large pot. Greenwood came back with the chip lead and he managed to significantly increase his belongings through the first two levels of today's play.
Paul Phua opened on the button with 
to 18,000 and Richard Yong moved all in on the button for 252,000 with , Phua quickly called and that put him at risk with the slightly shorter stack.
The flop was 
and that put Yong in a deep hole. He was left drawing dead on the turn and the river was the which was just procedural. That meant that Phua would double to 512,000 while Yong was left with just 2,000 chips.
Dominik Nitsche was all in for 176,000 with and Luc Greenwood tried to deliver a knockout with 
. Greenwood's hand was dominated but he picked a few extra outs on the 
flop but the turn and 
river were harmless for Nitsche who secured a double.
John Juanda moved all in under the gun with 
and Ivan Leow called on the button with action folded around putting Juanda at risk for 189,000.
The board ran out and Juanda spiked a set on the flop, meaning that he would double up to right under 400,000. Leow is still healthy though with a stack over a million.
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