On a 
board, after Young Sik Eum bet out 75,000, Dustin Cullimore re-raised to 150,000 chips. Sik Eum wasn't messing around and moved all-in for 680,000 total. Cullimore let it go and Sik Eum is chipping away nicely.
In a following hand, Sik Eum also took down a pot for approximately 250,000. He's been on quite the upswing since Day 2 started and is worth keeping an eye on as we head into the final 54 players.
Level: 23
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 30,000
On a flop three-ways of 
, Wiegmann had bet, been called by one opponent, before Cullimore had raised to about 400,000. Wiegmann then moved all-in, covering Cullimore, the third player folded and cards were tabled.
Cullimore: 
Wiegmann: 
It was a major cooler and Wiegmann couldn't hit his one outter to win as the turn and river fell 
, 
respectively.
Aram Zobian called off an all in bet from Brian Brenneke for around 200,000 and the two tabled their cards, with Brenneke at risk.
Brian Brenneke: 
Aram Zobian:
Brian Brenneke was drawing thin to an ace, and the runout of 
did not provide as he was eliminated.
Zobian was pushed the pot and his chip stack climbed to 2,000,000.
Seth Fischer announced ''60,000'' in what was 100,000 pot on the river. His opponent, Sung Pil Kim, made the call and was shown 
from Fischer, which was good enough to scoop the pot on the 
board.
Paul Lee just had a double-up when he jammed his last approximately 200,000 chips in over a raise from Karlo Gharabegian, who for not that much more, made the call.
Paul Lee: 
Karlo Gharabegian: 
The board was smooth sailing for Lee 
to keep him alive in the tournament.
Level: 22
Blinds: 10,000/25,000
Ante: 25,000
The heads- up board was 
and Seth Fischer bet 200,000 into the already large pot. His opponent, Robert Angeleri, quickly called.
On the river, Fischer cut out a huge bet of 500,000, leaving himself only 105,000 behind. That sent Angeleri deep into the tank.
After around a full minute of painstaking deliberation, Angeleri called but was shown 
for the stone-cold nuts.
"I guess i really didn't want that ace on the river," Angleri said as he mucked his cards.
Fischer was pushed the massive pot and is now up to 1,825,000 in chips.
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