Arriving after the drawing had taken place, Bin Weng checked, Shawn Hierl bet 20,000 chips, and Christopher Claassen sat in the tank.
Eventually, he made the call, after which Weng snap folded. Hierl tabled 8x6x5x4x2x for an eight-six and Claassen quickly mucked as he was left with 12 big blinds.
The floor has announced that the clock will remain paused and the field will continue to play hand-for-hand until 68 players remain and the bubble has burst.
Bin Weng raised to 11,000 from the cutoff and the button made it 34,000 to go. The action folded back to Weng, who jammed all in with the covering stack and received a snap call.
Both players stood pat and Weng revealed 8x7x6x5x3x for an eight-seven, beating the nine-seven of his opponent and bringing the field down to 71 players with ten minutes remaining on the clock.
Antonio Seremet had raised from the cutoff when Jon Turner jammed all in for 62,000 in the small blind. Seremet called and drew one after Turner had stood pat.
Jon Turner: 9x8x6x5x4x 
Antonio Seremet: 8x6x5x3x
Seremet flipped over another 3x as he paired up. Turner wiped the sweat off his brow as he stayed in the tournament only a few spots away from the money.
Bin Weng opened to 10,000 from middle position and was called by the button and the big blind.
The big blind drew one, Weng drew one, and the button took two.
Weng decided to bet 62,000 into a pot of 40,000. The button thought for a while and even cut out the calling chips before he finally laid it down, and the big blind quickly followed suit as Weng collected another pot and stayed true to the reputation that precedes him.
Brian Yoon had called an all-in bet of 25,000 chips and had tabled 10x9x7x5x3x while his opponent was still peeling cards.
The all-in player ended up with a pair of deuces, losing the pot and saying goodbye while six players remained before the money.
Level: 15
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 7,500
Antonio Seremet raised to 12,000 from the hijack before the player in the cutoff raised to 45,000. Seremet made the call and drew one card before his opponent remained pat.
Seremet checked and the cutoff bet around 80,000 chips. Seremet snap called, after which his opponent announced a nine-seven.
Seremet slammed his 8x6x5x4x3x on the table for a better hand and won the large pot as he ended up with nearly triple the average eight spots from the money.
A player was all-in for merely 8,000 chips and was called by Bin Weng and Alexander Kell. Kell drew one, Weng drew one, and the all-in player stood pat.
Kell then bet 15,000 on the side and Weng quickly folded. Kell tabled 8x7x6x4x2x for an eight-low, besting the jack-low of his opponent and sending him home.
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