Renat Bohdanov in the hijack and Mengqi Chen on the button were both in the pot for 80,000.
The flop hit J♠9♠5♥. Bohdanov moved all in and Chen made the call with less
Mengqi Chen: A♦K♦
Renat Bohdanov: 10♦8♦
Chen had two big cards but little else. Bohdanov had a straight draw.
The turn bricked with the 4♦, but the Q♦ fell on the river, to give Bohdanov a straight and end Chen's tournament
David Kaufmann under the gun raised to 40,000 and when action folded around to the big blind, Omar Del Pino called to see the flop.
The flop came 4♣9♠3♠. After a check, Kaufmann continued with 80,000. Del Pino went beyond and made it 220,000. Kaufmann stared intently at the unmoving Del Pino before making the call.
On the K♠ turn, Del Pino led with 350,000 making Kaufmann scrutinize Del Pino's face for a tell. Not getting anything, Kaufmann threw his hand in the muck pile, visibly disappointed.
Mauro Ferreira opened the action from early position with a raise to 40,000 and was met by a three-bet to 120,000 from Andrej Zerjav in the hijack. Ferreira made the call to see the 3♣J♦3♥ flop.
On the flop, Ferreira check-raised Zerjav’s 60,000 continuation bet to 135,000, and Zerjav called.
The turn brought the 10♠, where Ferreira fired 225,000. Zerjav responded by moving all in for around 700,000. After spending some time in the tank, Ferreira folded and conceded the pot.
Justin Zaki opened to 225,000 leaving behind one 5,000 chip. Mauro Ferreira called on the button.
The flop came 9♣10♥6♣. After a check, Ferreira threw in a 5,000 chip which Zaki called.
Justin Zaki: A♣K♠
Mauro Ferreira: A♦Q♠
Zaki had Ferreira dominated. Zaki doubled up with the runout 8♦4♣ which didn't help Ferreira at all.
Zhijian Zhang called the clock on Martin Kabrhel twice in consecutive hands, as Kabrhel took an inordinate amount of time to make a decision on whether to make a call.
In the first hand, Kabrhel bet 200,000 on a full board of 3♦7♦3♣5♦Q♥. Aaron Kupin check-raised him to 460,000 chips.
After much haggling with the dealer over the exact count of Kupin's stack – the dealer tabulated the total in stacks of six instead of five – Kabrhel took a while pondering the call.
When Kabrhel heard someone call for the clock, he asked who did it.
After Zhang acknowledged it was him, Kabrhel said, "Congratulations. I will bust you for that."
After the floor started the countdown, Kabrhel let the hand go.
In the ensuing hand, Kabrhed was heads up with Chung Cheung in a small pot that had seen just a preflop raise to 35,000 by Kabrhel on the button, and a call from Cheung.
After a check-through on the turn, the board read J♣Q♠K♥8♣ and Cheung, who was in the big blind, bet 50,000.
Kabrhel stalled again, tanking long enough for Zhang to call the floor a second time.
Kabrhel folded again, turning over a jack, and then did his best to get Cheung to show his hand.
Cheung refused.
Level: 21
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
David Kaufmann opened from early position to 30,000 and faced a three-bet from Maher Achour in middle position, which he called.
Both players checked the 8♦Q♠5♦ flop.
Kaufmann checked again on the 6♠ turn, and Achour fired 130,000. Kaufmann made the call.
The 10♣ completed the board, and both players opted to check it down.
Kaufmann tabled J♥J♠, which was enough to scoop the pot as Achour’s hand went into the muck.
Nicholas Teeuwen shoved all-in for 400,000 and got called by button Thomas Phillips taking them to showdown.
Nicholas Teeuwen: A♦A♠
Thomas Phillips: K♥K♣
Teeuwen was hoping for a double up with his aces but the flop dropped 6♣2♣K♦ giving Phillips a set and the lead. No help came on the 3♥6♥ runout, triggering Teeuwen to leave the tournament floor.
Omar Del Pino in the small blind and Allen Shen in middle position had already built a pot of 250,000 when the flop dropped 7♥J♥2♣. Del Pino fired 140,000 and Shen called.
Del Pino continued his aggression with a 205,000 bet on the 4♣ turn.
On the river A♠, Del Pino put maximum pressure with a shove all-in for 750,000. A flutter of movement all of a sudden happened on Shen's side. He took off his sunglasses, and dug his eyeglasses from his bag, put it on then tanked.
He found clarity after a minute and made the call. Del Pino tabled K♣K♥. Somewhat shocked, Shen went, "You've got kings?" then stood up and turned his hand over to show, J♠10♠. He bid everyone good luck then left the table.
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