Peter Jetten and Gabe Patgorski stuffed their chips in with Patgorski all in for 390,000. Patgorski had his back pushed against the wall, trailing with 
against 
. However, the 
board rescued him with the jack on the turn and he secured a big double when the river bricked.
"I knew he had aces, but I was like, 'f*** it'," Patgorski joked.
With 44 entries made to the tournament, the total prize pool grew to HKD 22,000,000. The top five finishers will share the money. See below for the full payout structure.
| Place | Prize (HKD) | Prize (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | 8,470,000 | 1,079,586 |
| 2nd | 5,280,000 | 672,989 |
| 3rd | 3,630,000 | 462,680 |
| 4th | 2,640,000 | 336,494 |
| 5th | 1,980,000 | 252,371 |
Phil Ivey limped in under the gun with 
and Mikita Badziakouski was in the hijack with 
. He called as well and Alan Sass called with 
in the cutoff. On the button, Tom Dwan checked with 
.
The fop was 
and action checked to Badziakouski who bet 16,000. Ivey was the only caller.
The turn was the 
and this time, Ivey checked again. Badziakouski put out a bet of 65,000. Ivey tanked for a bit, then called.
The river was the 
and Ivey checked again after making two pair. Badziakouski made a straight though, and he made it 150,000. Ivey tanked a bit, then he called. His hand was no good, so Badziakouski took down the pot to move over one million.
Peter Jetten was in the hijack all in for 376,000. The cards were already turned up as Gabe Patgorski had a chance to score a knockout.
It looked that the money went in on the flop of 
and Jetten was ahead with 
against 
. Patgorski had a double-gutter and he hit a straight on the turn, but it was meaningless as the 
gave Jetten a flush at the same time.
Patgorski was drawing dead and the 
completed the board to make Jetten's double official.
Phil Ivey limped in the second position and Ben Lamb overlimped in the hijack. Mikita Baziakouski came along from the cutoff and Alan Sass decided to check his options with .
The flop fell 
, hitting Lamb's 
. The betting round got checked to Sass who fired 25,000. Only Lamb called and they continued heads-up to the turn which brought a gutshot for Sass.
Lamb opted to lead 70,000 and Sass stuck around, calling. The river was the 
and Lamb made a tricky check. Sass fell into the trap and fired 175,000 but his bluff couldn't get through. Lamb contemplated his decision for quite some time and then made the call.
"Sorry that's a nitroll," Lamb apologized in the showdown
Tom Dwan raised to 50,000 under the gun, earning a call from Ben Lamb in the hijack. Alan Sass shoved his 360,000 out of the cutoff and Dwan reraised all in, making it 610,000. Lamb folded his .
Sass:
Dwan:
Dwan caught an open-ender on but the rest of the board ran out and 
to hold Sass' hand ahead. Sass, who is on his sixth entry, doubled to 788,000 and stayed in contention. The registration has been closed at the start of the eighth level so Sass wouldn't be able to fire one more shell if he fell again.
Level: 8
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 6,000
Ben Lamb made it 55,000 under the gun, holding 
and Peter Jetten flatted with 
in the hijack. Phil Ivey looked down at on the button and moved all in for 431,000. Both Lamb and Jetten let their hands go and Ivey claimed the pot preflop.
Tom Dwan raised from the hijack to 40,000. Phil Ivey called int he cutoff. Lamb called on the button and it was three-ways to ta flop.
The flop was and Dwan put out a bet of 55,000. Ivey quickly folded while Dwan called.
On the 
turn, Dwan checked. Lamb decided to fire a bet of 165,000. Dwan thought for a bit, then folded. From the stream, Dwan was holding for two pair, but Lamb was holding . With all the outs, Lamb was close to 50% to hit one and catch up.
Action limped four ways to the cutoff where Marius Torbergesen made it 50,000. His only callers were Paul Phua and Ivan Leow.
The flop was and action checked to Torbergesen who put out a bet of 65,000. Phua folded while Leow called.
On the 
turn Leow checked again. Torbergesen then put out a bet of 220,000. Leow tanked for a while before moving all in with his massive stack and Torbergesen quickly folded his hand, allowing Leow to take down another pot and move over two million chips.
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