Konstantin Solovev opened from late position and both blinds - in the small and Le Zhao in big - called to see a flop.

The flop came 7 Q 2 . After the blinds checked, Solovev continued with 2,000. Once again Lee and Zhao chimed in.

All three knuckled the 3 turn leading them to the A river.

Lee led with a 3,800 bet which was enough to take the pot down.

Players are now on their second 15-minute break of the day.

Kazuki Koyama

Lukasz Matuszek limped from the cutoff only for Yuan Tai Hsu to raise to 1,600 from the button. Kazuki Koyama, sat in the small, blind then three-bet to 4,000.

Matuszek exited stage left and Hsu made the call.

The flop came 8 3 J and Koyama fired out for 2,000. Hsu flat-called.

The Q peeled off on the turn and Koyama loaded up a second barrel of 7,500 and fired it off; Hsu made the call once more.

On the 2 river Koyama slowed down and checked it to Hsu, who thought briefly before he moved all-in for about 25,000. Koyama didn't take long and mucked his hand to send the pot to Hsu with no showdown.

Seung Jae Park was not having a good day as he once again got eliminated, after his second bullet, from the same table he originally busted in.

Action was picked up with all his chips and his cards in the middle of the felt against Kento Kinoshita.

Seung Jae Park: 6 6

Kento Kinoshita: A T

Kinoshita needed to hit the board with one of his over cards to eliminate Park. And unlucky for Park the window card was an ace on the A 5 5 flop.

No help came on the 7 turn. And with the Q falling on the river, Park was out, hopefully heading towards the registration counter to re-enter once again.

Anucha Muandech in middle position opened to 800 and Gosuke Harada in cutoff, three-bet to 1,900. Yuta Nakamura on the button, four-bet to 4,000 and Kookchun Antoine Priniotakis in the small blind called. Both Muandech and Harada joined in to see a flop.

All four players checked the 7 T 2 flop.

On the Q turn, Priniotakis led out with 5,000 and had to verbally show his surprise with a "Huh?" when everyone else folded.

Zenya Yamamoto in the big blind, and Yuzhi Shen on the button, had built a pot of 2,600 when the flop dropped T K T .

With action passed to him, Shen shot out 1,200 to which the big blind player called.

The K fell on the turn, earning a check-check from both players.

On the J , Yamamoto led out with 4,000 sending Shen to the tank. He thought deeply needing to spend a time card to think further. In the end, he folded his hand - unable to make the call.

Uhara Motokatu

Uhara Motokatu made it 800 to play from under the gun and found calls from Jian Ting Cai in the next seat, Andrew Choi in the small blind and Ai Tsuchiya in the big blind.

On the 2 T 9 flop, it was checked to Motokatu who continued for 1,400. Cai folded, Choi made the call and Tsuchiya got out of the way also.

The 4 peeled off on the turn and Choi check-called Motokatu's 3,000 second bullet for the players to see the K roll off on the river.

Choi checked once again and Motokatu loaded up a third barrel of 13,000 and fired it out. Choi didn't take long and tossed in the call. Motokatu tabled Q J for a rivered straight and was shipped the pot when Choi mucked his cards.

Erdun Xu in early position opened to 1,000 and on his left, Seung Jae Park three-bet to 3,000. After action folded around, Xu called to see the flop.

The dealer flopped T J 8 . Xu check-raised Park's bet of 2,500 and made it 6,500 to go. With 15,400 behind, Park went into the tank. He decided to jam his chips and Xu snasp-called.

Seung Jae Park: K K

Erdun Xu: Q 9

Xu had flopped a straight leaving Park with a very slim chance to win the pot. He stood up prepared to leave as the dealer peeled the runout 3 Q .

Park continued to leave the table as Xu scooped the pot.

Three-way to the flop of 9 T J with 7,000 sat in the pot. Takahiro Ichikawa checked from early position, as did Erdun Xu from the cutoff. Seung Jae Park, sat on the button, fired out for 3,200 and was called by Ichikawa. Xu folded.

The turn brought the K and Ichikawa checked it to Park again, who fired a second bullet of 7,000. Ichikawa flat-called once more.

The dealer peeled off the 2 as the river and Ichikawa knuckled the table for a third time. Park tanked for a while before firing off a third barrel of 16,000. Ichikawa snap-called and Park snap-mucked his cards to send the pot to Ichikawa without having to show his hand.

A pot of 7,000 sat beside a 9 6 7 flop with three players waiting to act. Maxim Sorokin, in late position, and Minkoo Kim in hijack, passed the action to Dongwen Liu in cutoff who fired 3,300.

Unfazed, both players called to see the next card. A series of tap, tap, tap happened on the J turn.

And on the A river another set of tapping occured. Sorokin tabled T T prompting Kim to muck his hand. Liu turned over A T for a rivered pair.

Sorokin, visibly frustrated, shook his head as Liu scooped the pot.