Tom Dwan has already entered for a third time, and Marius Torbergsen followed suit after having busted on the feature table not long ago which runs on a delay of 30 minutes on the Triton Poker Twitch channel.
Sean Dempsey was among the latest players to join on his first entry and the WSOP bracelet winner from 2014 sat down on a table with Gabe Patgorski, Dwan, Jamie Kaplan and the one and only Phil Ivey.
Over on the feature table Winfred Yu was all in with the 
and faced two pocket pairs in the 
of Marius Torbergsen and the 
of Alan Sass. Yu tripled up thanks to a board of 
while Torbergsen was covered by Sass to use his last bullet.
Level: 9
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 8,000
There's a new chip leader in town as Mikhail Smirnov just won an enormous pot against Chan Wai Leong. Preflop it was just a raise and a call before the flop fell 
. Leong bet, Smirnov raised and called the shove of Leong.
Chan Wai Leong: 
Mikhail Smirnov: 
The 
turn and 
river completed the board and Smirnov sent Leong all the way back to his 100,000 bullet.
Mikhail Smirnov had to ship over 349,000 to Paul Phua when the latter made back door trips with the 
on a board of 
. Smirnov took revenge by sending Phua to the rail and jumped up all the way to 1.9 million.
Tom Dwan lost his second bullet with ace-jack against the of Peter Jetten on a board of 
. Furkat Rakhimov bought back in and Lim Chin Wei was eliminated.
Last but not least, the latest entry of Rui Cao may very well turn out to be a charm after the Frenchman bumped up his stack to 1.5 million.
Mikita Badziakouski and Wai Kin Yong chopped with ace-king versus ace-king against the already mucked cards of Hing Yang Chow before an even bigger pot was brewing soon after. Badziakouski ahd limped in and Furkat Rakhimov moved all in for more than 330,000, prompting Ivan Leow to call all in from the cutoff. Wai Kin Yong on the button moved all in over the top and that got Badziakouski thinking.
"I would have folded against the first all in, and the second, but now ... " he said and eventually called all in for 309,000 as second-shortest stack in the four-way bonanza.
Ivan Leow:
Mikita Badziakouski: 
Furkat Rakhimov:
Wai Kin Yong:
The flop gave Badziakouski the nut straight, while he turn opened some outs to a full house. A blank 
river changed nothing and Rakhimov busted, Leow was sent into his final bullet which be lost soon after as well.
Phil Ivey sent Kin Wah Ng to the rail and took over the lead while Tom Dwan sat down and got his first bullet in with the against Gabe Patgorski, who held . The board came and Dwan busted the first of three bullets on the first entry.
Jason Koon's roller coaster ride over on the feature table saw him drop back below the full starting stack while Dan Cates scored a double through Lim Chin Wei when he got it in with the 
. Wei looked him up with the 
and turned a straight only for Cates to river a full house on the board of 
.
Level: 8
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 6,000
The all in showdowns continue to take place pretty much every second hand and among those involved massively was Ivan Leow, who has subsequently re-entered once more.
First however it was Devan Tang, who shipped over his stack of more than half a million to Chan Wai Leong when he got it in with the against Leong's . The board came 
failed to improve Tang despite picking up a straight draw on the turn. Tang used his last bullet of the entry and busted soon after.
Rui Cao doubled for 369,000 with the 
, after holding up against Wai Kin Yong with the . Yong was left with all but an "how can you call?" after the board had run out 
.
Rakhimov busted on his second bullet when he got it in with against Yong with , he could not get a runner runner straight on the board of .
Last but not least, Rakhimov tripled up for 100,000 on his last bullet of the entry with against Leow's and the of Hing Yang Chow. The board came 
and Leow took down the small side pot for 20,000 with jack-ten high.
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