There was a limp for 300 from early position and then Jeffrey Saunders raised to 1,350. Action then got to Feng Wang in the big blind who held up the five fingers on his left hand and threw in a T$5,000 chip.
The dealer took it as a raise, but as nothing verbal was declared, a few other players wanted the floor called to clarify. The floor arrived and ruled it a raise but warned Wang that he must verbalize any future raises.
The limper folded and Saunders took his time before raising to 18,000. Wang then studied his opponent for a minute or so before declaring he was all in and Saunders quickly called.
“He’s got aces,” some of the other players told Wang.
Saunders: 
Wang: 
The board ran out 
.
In a dramatic runout, Wang flopped a set, the turn brought flush chop outs, but the river delivered top set for Saunders who couldn’t help but give a little triumphant yell of relief.
There's no need for Wang to verbalise any future bets as he has been eliminated.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
85,000
85,000
|
85,000 |
|
|
Busted |
and action was on Neil Blumenfield. Blumenfield bet 5,500 and got a call from Deepak Bhatti on the button and a player in the blinds.
and both the player in the blinds and Blumenfield checked. Bhatti bet 15,000, which got rid of the player in the blinds, but Blumenfield called.
for sevens full and Blumenfield mucked.
and Adams checked to his opponent. "OK, I'll let you bluff me," he said as he bet 1,000. Adams took that opportunity to raise to 3,400 and his opponent mucked his hand.
to indeed show his opponent a bluff.
, action checked to Niall Farrell in middle position and he bet 1,800. One player folded from the hijack and another called from early position. 
and Farrell's opponent checked. Farrell tossed out an orange T$5,000 chip as he announced a bet of 4,000, and after a few moments of thought, his opponent sent his cards into the muck.
for a busted flush draw and his opponent turned over 
river. Both players checked and Schulz tabled 
for a flopped straight.
