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When the action was discovered it was Rok Gostisa that led out and fired a bet of 35,000 chips into the middle. Phil Hellmuth tanked for a few before he pressed the call button, and was shown the bad news when Gostisa tabled a low. This sent Hellmuth into a mini-rant of sorts, but he eventually mucked his hand, and Gostisa was awarded the pot.
Ali Imsirovic raised to 5,500 from early position and was re-raised to about 55,000 by Yueqi Zhu who was all-in. This sent Imsirovic into the tank for a couple of minutes, but he eventually opted to call.
Both players stood pat and after the dust had settled it was the of Imsirovic that pipped the of Zhu's, and the latter was eliminated from the tournament.
With that hand Imsirovic extended his chip lead with 378,000 chips.
Brandon Shack-Harris opened to 5,000 from early position and was called by Kento Mori on the button, Dario Sammartino in the small blind, and Matt Vengrin in the big.
Sammartino drew one, Vengrin drew two, Shack-Harris drew two, and Mori drew one.
Sammartino led out for 18,000 and action folded to Mori, who tanked for a long time before eventually finding a fold.