Linus Loeliger was all in with 
, and Tan Xuan called with 
.
The flop fell [jh104h], and Loeliger hit a set. Xuan did have outs to the straight, and when the 
appeared on the turn, Xuan took the lead.
Loeliger was unable to improve on the 
river and departed.
Loeliger will have the opportunity to make his third final table of the week here at Triton London with the Short Deck among the events still to be played.
Stephen Chidwick opened to 13,000, Kahle Burns with 
called and Randy Lew three-bet to 115,000 with his 
. Chidwick folded, Burns called and the flop came down 
.
Lew pushed in 77,000 and Burns quickly called to the 
turn card. Lew moved all in for 223,000 and Burns called with his draws.
Randy Lew:
Kahle Burns: [qh9h[
The river came down an 
and Lew survived elimination, doubling through Burns with his ladies.
Alex Foxen moved all in for 60,000 from the small blind, and Michael Chi Zhang called in the big blind.
Alex Foxen: 
Michael Chi Zhang: 
Board: 
Zhang took the lead on the flop and increased his percentage of winning when he picked up the flush draw on the turn. But Foxen found a miracle ace of hearts on the river to secure top pair and the double up.
Level: 12
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
The board fell 
, and Paul Phua's all-in stack was being counted.
Tan Xuan held 
on the button but was behind against Phua's 
in the big blind.
Phua's stack was confirmed at 336,000, and Xuan passed the amount over to Triton co-founder Phua who took in a massive 980,000 pot against the start-of-day chipleader.
The flop fell , and Jean-Noel Thorel checked from the hijack with .
Stephen Chidwick held a set with 
from the button and bet 125,000, with 492,000 now in the middle.
Thorel moved all in for 740,000, and Chidwick called with 499,000 behind.
The turn 
and river 
were no help to Thorel, and Chidwick won a massive 1.6m pot to take the chip lead.
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