Joining the action on a 
flop, Phil Hellmuth bet 25,000 out of the small blind and Jesse Sylvia called from under the gun. They checked through the 
on the turn and the 
appeared on the river. Hellmuth checked and Sylvia bet 43,000, which the "Poker Brat" called after some consideration.
Sylvia turned over 
for two pair tens and eights, Hellmuth had that beat with 
.
Sam Khouiss was all in for 95,000 with the 
. He was called by Sam Higgs with the 
, and everyone else folded. The board came 
, and Khouiss doubled up.
Sean Winter opened for 25,000 from the hijack and received a call from Mike Leah in the small blind. Michael Egan then three-bet all in for 178,000 from the big, Winter moved all in over the top, and Leah got out of the way.
Winter: 
Egan: 
Egan got it in good and was looking to hold, which is just what he did after the board ran out 
.
Phil Hellmuth raised to 27,000 from early position, and Richard Lyndaker reraised all in for 22,000 from the button. Everyone else folded, and Lyndaker showed the to Hellmuth's 
.
Lyndaker hit two pair on the 
flop, and then he held from there after the 
turn and 
river completed the board.
Richard Lyndaker and Brian Roberts got all the money in preflop with Roberts at risk for 131,000. He had the 
for two over cards against the for Lyndaker.
The flop, turn, and river ran out 
, and Roberts doubled up. Lyndaker was left with 24,000 in chips.
Action folded around to Mike Leah in the small blind and he asked Mohsin Charania, who was in the big, how much he had behind. The answer was 18,000, and Leah smiled before just limping. Charania splashed in all of his chips, and Leah called.
"No need to induce me Mike," Charania joked.
Leah: 
Charania: 
"You have the best of it," Charania pointed out. Indeed, Leah's jack high was out in front, but Charania was drawing to two live cards. Unfortunately for him, he wouldn't find them as the board ran out a clean 
. Leah stood to shake hands, and afterwards Charania took his leave from the 2014 WSOP APAC.
In a three-way limped pot to the flop, Phil Hellmuth bet 16,000 out of the small blind and then folded when Jonathan Duhamel raised to 45,000, Greg Merson mucked his cards as well.
One hand later, Richard Lyndaker raised from under the gun and Jesse Sylvia defended his big blind. We missed the action on the 
flop but Sylvia bet 28,000 on the turn. Lyndaker called and did so as well when Sylvia made it 66,000 to go after the river. Sylvia showed and Lyndaker smashed his cards into the muck.
Level: 18
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 2,000
Mohsin Charania open-shoved from the button and got called by Michael Egan, Sam Khouiss folded in the big blind.
Egan:
Charania: 
Despite two over cards and a flush draw, Charania could not get there on a board of and was left with less than four big blinds.
Shortly after, Sam Higgs won a pot off Mike Leah. [Removed:17] had raised to 23,000 from under the gun and Leah as well as Higgs in the big blind made the call. They checked down the 
board until the river, where Higgs bet 45,000. Yan folded but Leah called to muck when shown .
Richard Lyndaker just chipped up a little bit more to get up over 300,000. After he raised under the gun to 22,000, Jesse Sylvia called from the big blind to see the flop. Sylvia checked, and Lyndaker bet 25,000. Sylvia gave it up, and Lyndaker won the pot.
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