Chen-An Lin shoved under the gun with calls from Punnat Punsri in early position and Tyler Gaston in the big blind.
Gaston and Punsri decided to check down on the 
board. Gaston showed 
for the winner while both his opponents had 
to eliminate Lin from the tournament.
Meanwhile, elsewhere Lion Lee was eliminated.
Raj Vohra moved all in from the small blind with the effective stack of about 575,000. Eric Von Guttenberg made the snap call from the big blind and the two were off to the races.
Raj Vohra: 
Eric Von Guttenberg: 
The 
flop gave Vohra a pair of jacks, but improved Von Guttenberg to a set, leaving Vohra drawing thin. The 
turn and 
river offered no help to Vohra, who was sent to the rail. Vohra won his first WSOP bracelet just a couple weeks ago, winning the $600 deep stack, but his pursuit of his second came up short in this event.
PokerNews missed this crazy hand, but was well-informed after the fact by the table and a few spectators.
Alain Bauer opened from the button to 120,000 and found one call from Yita Choong in the big blind.
On the flop of 
, Choong check-called another bet of 250,000 from Bauer.
The 
turn saw Choong check and Baur blast away, this time for 850,000. The table said he was even trying to goad Choong into going all in by saying something like, "Come on you can raise we can get it all in if you want". So that's exactly what Choong did by ripping it all in for 2,500,000 more, covering Bauer.
Bauer kept true to his word and called it off, putting himself at risk.
Choong tabled 
for a king-high straight and Bauer showed 
for a ten-high flush
The river 
did absolutely nothing and Bauer was eliminated. Choong raked in the massive pot that boosted him to the top of the leaderboard.
Joining the action on the flop the board read . Both Dominic Brazier in the big blind and Lion Lee under the gun checked.
The turn was the and action checked through again.
The was the river and Brazier led out for 380,000. Lee made the call but was met with bad news when Brazier showed 
for three of a kind.
Action was picked up with 2,300,000 in the pot with a board of 
. Justin Fawcett fired for 1,300,000 from the big blind. After a minute or two of tanking, Stanley Weng eventually found the fold, telling Fawcett "Nice hand" as he did so.
"Thought you were gonna pay it off." Fawcett responded.
"If I had more chips I probably do"," Weng informed him as Fawcett scooped the big pot to add to his stack which remains among the biggest in the field.
Level: 27
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
Action was picked up with both Oren Rosen and Kenny Hallaert having moved all in. With Hallaert at risk, they tabled their hands.
Kenny Hallaert: 
Oren Rosen:
The board came 
, changing neither player's hand, and ensuring that Rosen's jacks were still good. He scooped the pot to add to his stack which has grown to be among the biggest in the room, while Hallaert was sent to the rail.
Joining the action on the flop of and Daniel Pearlman in the big blind bet 80,000. Daniel Rezaei raised to 240,000 and Pearlman called.
The turn was the and Rezaei bet 265,000 when checked to. Pearlman moved all in for 1,000,000 and Rezaei snap folded.
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