Devan Tang limped in the second position and Jason Koon followed suit before Ivan Leow pumped the price to 80,000 in the hijack. Tang responded with a three-bet to 280,000, getting rid of Koon. Leow checked Tang's stack and called.
The dealer rolled out a 
flop and Tang checked. Leow paused and then announced he was all in. Tang peeled his cards again and then sent them to the muck, leaving Leow with the pot.
Alan Sass limped in under the gun with 
and Tom Dwan called as well with 
. Chan Wai Leong checked his option on the button with
The flop cme down 
and Sass led out with a bet of 32,000. Dwan called while Chan folded.
On the 
turn both players checked. The river was the 
and this time, Sass put out a bet of 84,000. Dwan tanked for a good while before deciding to just call and he would take down the pot with his full house.
"Well, I guess my read was right," Dwan said about his call on the river, implying he thought Sass had a full house as well.
Ivan Leow and Romain Arnaud limped and Rui Cao raised to 88,000 on the button. Both Leow and Arnaud peeled the flop and the 
brought no bets. Leow led out 175,000 on the turn, forcing a fold from Arnaud but Cao wanted to see the river.
The 
landed on the felt and Leow paused before checking. Cao reached to his stack and fired what looked like 350,000. Leow folded his hand in the blink of an eye and Cao moved to around 2.3 million, good for the overall chip lead.
Chan Wai Leong led out 40,000 on the 
flop in what started as a four-way limped pot. Only Alan Sass called the bet in position and Sass called another 80,000 on the 
turn.
The river came 
and Chan, who had 
, slowed down, checking. Sass made a flush with 
and sized the showdown at 180,000. Chan, however, managed to avoid further damage as he laid his hand down.
Level: 9
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 8,000
Tom Dwan was holding 
and was at risk against Mikita Badziakouski who was holding . The pot was right around a 700,000 and Badziakouski had the covering stack.
The board ran out 
and that allowed Dwan to double up with two pair.
After the hand, Badziakouski was left with just under 600,000.
Action folded around and Mikita Badziakouski moved all with a covering stack over Alan Sass on the button. Sass thought for a while before deciding to call.
Mikita Badziakouski: 
Alan Sass: 
The board ran out 
and with the best two pair, Sass earned himself a double up.
From the cutoff, Peter Jetten was at risk, facing off against his left-hand opponent Rui Cao in a preflop contest.
Jetten:
Cao:
Jetten's hand was dominated but the 
flop shifted the odds in Jetten's favor. The turn gave both players a gutshot and Cao shouted: "Ten!"
The river was indeed the and they chopped the pot.
"Fair," Cao said.
Mikita Badziakouski had in the hijack and he limped in. Alan Sass overcalled with 
and Tom Dwan checked his options with 
.
The flop brought checked all around and Badziakouski checked the turn again. Sass stabbed with his open-ender, betting 40,000 and Badziakouski called.
The saw Badziakouski check again and Sass waived the white flag, checking back.
Alan Sass limped in early position with and Tom Dwan called with . Ivey called with 
and Ben Lamb checked his option with .
The flop was giving straights to both Ivey and Lamb, but Ivey was left in big trouble as he couldn't catch a queen for a chop even. Action checked to Lamb who put out a bet of 25,000. Alan Sass moved all in for 467,000, then Ivey moved all in over the top and Ben Lamb called as well, putting both players at rick.
The turn was the and that didn’t change anything, but the river was the , giving Sass a chop, allowing him to stay alive. Meanwhile, Phil Ivey was eliminated with his worse straight.
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