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On the button, Laurence Stein moved all in for about 312,000 chips. Next to speak, Shawn Busse moved all in too. The big blind released.
Showdown
Busse: 
Stein: 
Without help from the 
board, Laurence Stein is our 11th place finisher and took home $28,095. Busse is now up 1,120,000 chips.
With Laurence Stein's elimination, we are now down to a single table of ten. We're going to play until the final table is officially set at nine players, as tournament organizers have decided not to play to a winner this evening.
Table 302
1. Wenlong Jin
2. Chuan Shi
3. Jason Mann
4. Ilya Andreev
5. Allan Baekke
6. Shawn Busse
7. Manuel Davidian
8. Owen Crowe
9. Pekka Ikonen
10. Adam White
Wenlong Jin was the instigator in this hand, raising to 45,000 from the cutoff with Pekka Ikonen calling from the small blind and Owen Crowe following suit from the big blind.
The flop came down 
and all three players checked to see the 
on the turn. Ikonen started the betting by making it 55,000 to go with Crowe raising to 150,000. Jin folded, but Ikonen made the call.
When the 
came on the river, Ikonen checked to Crowe who bet 15,000 into the pot. Ikonen folded and Crowe is now up to 1,140,000. Jin, meanwhile, is down to 540,000.
From the hijack seat, Pekka Ikonen opened the pot with a 55,000-chip raise. Seated in the big blind, Wenlong Jin moved all in for about 215,000 chips. Ikonen called.
Showdown
Jin: 
Ikonen: 
The board spread out 
and Jin is now up 470,000 chips. Ikonen slipped to 620,000.
Owen Crowe has been having a hard time as of late. He recently raised to 47,000 from the hijack and was called by Allan Baekke.
Both players checked the 
flop but Crowe bet 62,000 into the on the turn. Baekke then raised it to 150,000 with Crowe making the call.
The river gave us the 
and Crowe fired 250,000 into the pot with Baekke calling.
Baekke showed 
for two pair and Crowe mucked.
When the hand was done Crowe was down to 720,000 while Baekke has climbed to 1,370,000.
From under the gun, Mike Beasley moved all in and was called by Laurence Stein in the big blind.
Showdown
Beasley:
Stein: 
The 
board sent Beasley to the rail has our 12th place finisher.
Stein is now up to 515,000 chips.
Jean Delay was under the gun and shoved for 344,000 Jason Mann was in the small blind and re-shoved, leading Ilya Andreev to fold the big blind.
Delay:
Mann:
Delay was hoping to catch an ace, but he missed doing so on the 
flop. He picked up a jack on the turn when it came but the river was a brick, coming and sending Delay to the rail.
Mann is now up to 950,000 with just 12 players left.
Manuel Davidian opened the pot in early position with a 40,000-chip raise and Owen Crowe called in the big blind.
The flop came out 
and crowe check-called a 38,000-chip bet from Davidian. The turn card was a and once more we had the same action, now worth 92,000 chips.
The river brought a 
to the felt and Crowe check-folded after Davidian moved all in.
Crowe slipped to 1,180,000 chips and Davidian is now up to 500,000.
Jon Lactaoen had a heck of a run. He was recently down to just a single 1,000 chip but managed to get it all in with a win enough times to get himself up to 311,000 at one point.
However, his good run recently came to an end when he shoved for about 150,000 from the button with Ilya Andreev calling.
Lactaoen: 
Andreev:
Lactaoen needed to improve, but was unable to when the board ran out 
. Lactaoen might have wished for things to have worked out differently, but nobody can deny he had a great run while it lasted.
Wenlong Jin moved all in in early position for about 134,000 chips, and Chuan Shi called in the hijack seat. Jin tabled and Shi showed pocket fives.
The board spread out 
and Jin is now up to 319,000 chips, Shi slipped to 380,000.
