Winfred Yu almost tripled up with his 
held up against the Marius Torbergsen with 
and Thomas Goldstein's 
on a board of 
.
Just prior to that, Torbergsen had scored a double knockout with 
versus 
and 
, the board came 
, so he could afford the little dent into his stack.
Marius Torbergsen called the shove of Thomas Goldstein with the 
and faced pocket aces. The board came 
and Goldstein had to redeem his final bullet.
Right after, Torbergsen hit a flush with 
on the board of 
to get the big stack of Hui Ping Wan, while Patrik Antonius busted the third bullet a mere two minutes later in yet another three-way all in.
Tom Dwan doubled three times early on and just knocked out Yong Ge Dai in a big pot. They got it in with the versus , and Dwan flopped middle set on 
. Dai had some 750,000 and busted on the last bullet.
Wang Qiang jumped back in, it remains a mystery for how many times, as did Wai Kin Yong.
Hui Ping Wan got there with against the of Wai Kin Yong and the 
of Andrew Robl as the board ran out 
to give him a straight. Robl was ousted on the final bullet but may still re-enter.
Not long after, Yong had departed by now, Winfred Yu was in a three-way all in and tripled up with against Wan's and the of Patrik Antonius. The board came 
and Antonius had to redeem another bullet.
Thomas Goldstein also chipped up and has now around half a million on the same table.
Sean Demsey, Patrik Antonius and Romain Arnaud jumped in while Wai Kin Yong was ousted. Ivan Leow sent his chips over to Rui Cao when his 
could not get there versus , the board came .
Winfred Yu doubled through Yong, then doubled through Torbergsen and was suddenly up to around half a million in chips. "This is a gambling game," he grinned.
It is somewhat unclear how many players entered and re-entered within just five minutes, because quite honestly the chips are going on at every hand, 100,000 at a time. So far the screens show 84 entries and that number is guaranteed to climb further.
The clocks have been stopped with 55 minutes left in the second level and the registration desk had been busy to get a flurry of entries and re-entries in, while the feature table was set up as well one hour early.
Below are a few assorted stacks, the action should restart soon again.
Just before that happened, Rui Cao sent Yewul Wu and Ivan Leow to the rail. Cao had the 
, Wu the and Leow was all in with . The board came and Cao turned a ten to take both final bullets.
Level: 9
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 8,000
Shouting in Chinese came from table three and what emerged after was a mental four-way all in that involved Yufeng Pang, Wang Qiang and Jamie Staples on the button, Yufeng Pang was also in the hand for some 300,000 with the .
Hau Lim Chan:
Wang Qiang:
Jaime Kaplan:
The board came and Pang scored a full house. He was all in for 1,065,000, which had Qiang covered by a few antes, and Kaplan also had to let go of a decent 900,000 stack, too.
Rui Cao busted and may or may not re-enter still while Yan Pan Chan busted the final bullet soon after when getting it in for 290,000 with the 
. Devan Tang looked him up with the and the board ran out 
.
Marius Torbergsen had Wai Kin Yong and Alan Sass all in and at risk, both were on their final bullet.
Wai Kin Yong:
Alan Sass:
Marius Torbergsen: 
The board came and Yong rivered two pair to triple up, while Sass had to reload once more with a new entry.
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