Arish Nat opened to 250,000 on the button, and Travis Fujisaka went all in with his short stack from the big blind. Nat made the call.
Travis Fujisaka:
Arish Nat:
Board:
It didn't look good for Fujisaka when the cards turned over, and he stood up and was about to walk away from the tournament through the turn on the runout. The saved Fujisaka's tournament life, however.
"I'll take it," said Fujisaka, who's back up to 17 big blinds.
Paul Chai opened to 275,000 from the cutoff and action folded around to Paul Richardson, who was in the big blind. He shoved all in to put Chai all in and received a call, sending the two off to the races.
Paul Chai:
Paul Richardson:
The board ran out clean for Richardson, coming to send Chai to the rail in fourth place with an accompanying payday of $43,198.
The last few orbits have seen no major changes; Travis Fujisaka continues to push with his short stack when the opportunity arises, but has gotten no takers in the second half of Level 29.
Paul Chai was first to act preflop from the cutoff and limped in, getting a limp behind him from Travis Fujisaka, who was on the button. Upon a fold from Arish Nat, Paul Richardson checked his option.
All three players checked the flop and the turn fell . Richardson checked. Chai bet 300,000 and Fujisaka called.
Action was then back on Richardson, who assessed his two opponents' stacks before sliding out a stack of pink T100,000 chips that was about 33-tall. Neither Chai or Fujisaka decided that their hands were strong enough to commit their remaining chips, which both were less than the size of the bet. They folded and Richardson was shipped the pot.
Arish Nat opened to 175,000 from the button and was three-bet all in by Paul Chai out of the big blind. Nat took a few moments to think and sent his cards to the muck, resulting in a won pot for Chai.
On the following hand, Paul Richardson opened to 200,000 from the button and Travis Fujisaka three-bet all in. Much the same, Richardson took a few seconds and let his hand go.
Arish Nat completed his small blind after action folded to him, putting action on Paul Richardson, who was in the big blind. Richardson checked his option and the flop came , where both players checked.
The turn fell to put two pair on board and Nat bet out 80,000. Richardson called.
The river came and Nat put out another bet of 350,000. Richardson thought for about 30 seconds before asking how much the bet was. The amount was confirmed and he sent his cards to the muck a few seconds later.
Paul Richardson opened to 200,000 from the cutoff, Travis Fujisaka three-bet to 590,000 from the small blind, and Arish Nat four-bet all in with his chip-leading stack.
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Arish Nat raised to 200,000 from the button and Paul Richardson called from the small blind. Paul Chai was in the big blind and defended, taking action three ways to the streets.
The flop came and action checked to Nat, who made a continuation-bet of 225,000. Richardson called and Chai quickly folded. Both remaining players checked the turn .
The river fell and Richardson fired out a bet of 500,000. Nat put out chips to call.
Richardson tabled for aces up. Nat was about to table his hand until he saw Richardson's bullets, prompting him to send the cards onto the felt face down instead as the pot was sent Richardson's way. WIth the pot, he has seemingly pulled ahead of Nat slightly and now finds himself as chip leader with four still remaining.
, where both players checked.
to put two pair on board and Nat bet out 80,000. Richardson called. 
and action checked to Nat, who made a continuation-bet of 225,000. Richardson called and Chai quickly folded. Both remaining players checked the turn