Adam White raised to 75,000 from early position, and Wenlong Jin, sitting to White's left, reraised all in for 394,000 total. The table folded back around to White who made the call, tabling 
. Jin turned over 
.
The best starting hand held, as the community cards came 
, and Jin doubled to about 800,000. Meanwhile, White is now the table's short stack with less than 150,000.
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In the very next hand, Adam White moved all in from under the gun and Owen Crowe called.
Showdown
Crowe: 
White: 
The board spread 
and White doubled up. He is now up to 310,000 chips. Crowe slipped to 2,100,000.
We've made through two hours and all nine players are still around to take the first 20-minute break of the day.
Shawn Busse -- 2.2 million
Owen Crowe -- 2 million
Chaun Shi -- 980,000
Ilya Andreev -- 900,000
Wenlong Jin -- 850,000
Allan Bække -- 850,000
Jason Mann -- 790,000
Pekka Ikonen -- 450,000
Adam White -- 370,000
Level: 25
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 5,000
Owen Crowe opened for 95,000 from middle position, and it folded to Allan Bække who called from the big blind.
The flop came 
. Bække checked, Crowe continued for 135,000, and Bække took a moment then folded.
Crowe is up over 2.1 million and continues to challenge Shawn Busse for the chip lead. Bække now has about 755,000.
Wenlong Jin opened for 90,000 from under the gun and it folded to Pekka Ikonen who reraised all in for 400,000 from middle position.
The others got out, and Jin quickly folded as well. Ikonen moves to 590,000, and Jin down to 730,000.
We've been watching a series of all-in preflop raises with no calls over the last few hands, with Adam White and Pekka Ikonen being the most recent beneficiaries.
With blinds 20,000/40,000 and 5,000 antes at our still nine-handed table, a preflop raise with no takers nets a player a 100,000-chip addition to his stack.
Not too many flops thus far in Level 25. Here was one...
The hand began with Ilya Andreev raising to 100,000 from middle position. He got one caller -- Chuan Shi from the big blind.
The flop came 
. Shi checked, Andreev bet 125,000, and that was enough to take it.
Andreev has about 600,000, and Shi about 650,000.
Owen Crowe opened the pot in middle position with a 95,000-chip raise. In the cutoff seat, Adam White moved all in for an additional 270,000 chips. Crowe called.
Showdown
White: 
Crowe: 
Flop: 
gutshot straight draw for Crowe
Turn: 
a few more outs for Crowe
River:
Pair of nines for Crowe and White is our 9th place finisher. Crowe is now up to 2,810,000.
