Dan Shak doubled early on and now appears to be the chip leader with more than two times the full starting stack. Corel Theuma had been at his table but the seat was already empty. Moments later, Theuma re-entered and was sat between Dario Sammartino and Chris Brewer on a different table.
"Was that a fold?" Jake Daniels inquired to Jason Koon and received a nod as reply. "It's a pretty hand to do it with but yeah," Koon replied.
Daniels was all-in with the 
in a three-way all-in and came out last against the 
of Young Ko and the 
of Ye Shen. The board ran out 
and Shen got it all. Daniels redeemed his last add-on while Shen joined the big stacks.
Seth Davies made the top two pair with the on a board of 
but it was no good, as Erik Seidel had that beat with 
for a set of queens. Seidel's double was for 18,800 as he surpassed Davies in chips.
On a flop of 
, Saya Ono got her last 11,200 in with the and she was called by Giuseppe Iadisernia with the for trips. The 
turn improved Iadisernia to a full house and the 
river was a formality.
"He wins, give me an add on," Ono mentioned to the dealer in table chat. She has one more add-on behind on the second and final entry.
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The cards of Jake Daniels were already in the muck and he paid off the 16,800 that Young Ko had behind. On a board of 
, Ko's 
had made nines full of jacks and that earned the full double.
On the four-way flop of 
, Peiwen Wang raised to 3,500 and was called by Moshe Gabay and Dan Shak. They checked the turn and the action checked to Wang on the river. He now bet 5,000 and both opponents quickly surrendered.
Denys Chufarin has re-entered while Dan Shak just entered for the first time at the start of level three.
Level: 3
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 300
The first two levels have been completed and the tournament screens show 39 entries. All those with chips at their disposal have been sent into a scheduled 15-minute break.
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