Martin Sedlak

Hand 3: Reoma Ogawa raised to 100,000 on the button with the 9 8 and Peng Chen in the big blind three-bet to 350,000 with the J J to win the pot without resistance.

Hand 4: Jeremy Chan made it 100,000 to go in the hijack holding the A Q and Martin Sedlak defended his big blind with the 5 4 to see a flop of 5 5 4 for a full house.

Sedlak check-called for 100,000 and the turn brought the K to give Chan a flush draw. Sedlak checked once more and Chan bet 225,000, which he opted to just call.

The flush complered on the 2 river and Sedlak checked with only 350,000 behind. Chan jammed the ace-high flush and Sedlak called with his full house to double.

Sutthi Denvitaya

Hand 1: Michel Molenaar opened to 110,000 from the hijack holding Q J and everyone folded.

Hand 2: Sutthi Denvitaya raised to 250,000 from the cutoff and was three-bet to 500,000 by Jeremy Chan on the button. Action folded back to Denvitaya, who called.

The flop came J 7 2 and Denvitaya checked to Chan, who shoved for enough to put Denvitaya all-in for his last 240,000. Denvitaya called and a showdown was held.

Sutthi Denvitaya: A T

Jeremy Chan: K K

Denvitaya was looking for an ace against Chan's kings, but the 3 K runout needlessly improved Chan to a set – eliminating Denvitaya on the stone bubble.

The final nine players are back, cards are in the air and the final table has recommenced on the money bubble.

All players are aiming to secure a cash prize of at least KRW 31,510,000 (USD 22,620), but one of them is destined to leave empty-handed.

Back Row L-R - Martin Sedlak, Jeremy Chan, Reoma Ogawa, Chih Wei Fan, Michel Molenaar. Front Row L-R - Nevan Chang, Peng Chen, Yuya Arito, Sutthi Denvitaya

The players are currently on a 20-minute break and the action will resume at 1.30 p.m. local time with the delayed live stream to commence half an hour thereafter.

There are 34:15 minutes left in the level, with blinds of 25,000-50,000 and a big blind ante of 50,000. The updated counts of the final nine players are as follows.

John Perry

Michel Molenaar opened to 110,000 first to act and was three-bet to 275,000 by John Perry, who was on the button. Action folded back to Molenaar and he announced he was all-in. Perry quickly called the shove for approximately 1,100,000, and a showdown was held.

John Perry: J J

Michel Molenaar: A A

It was a bit of a cooler for Perry, who had run his jacks into the preflop nuts of Molenaar.

The 2 3 K 4 8 runout offered no help to Perry, and he was sent to the rail one spot shy of the final table.

Jeremy Chan

Jeremy Chan raised to 100,000 in the cutoff and then called a three-bet to 325,000 by Chih Wei Fan on the button in the second hand of hand-for-hand on the final table bubble.

They checked the K 5 3 flop to the T turn. Chan bet 400,000, and Fan folded.

Michel Molenaar opened to 110,000 from the cutoff and Yuya Arito shoved for his last 515,000 from the big blind. Molenaar called to put Arito at risk, and the hands were revealed.

Yuya Arito: 9 9

Michel Molenaar: A T

It was a fair fight, but the Q Q 3 8 J runout failed to improve Molenaar, leaving Arito's nines best for the double-up.

Mingzhe Zhou

John Perry opened to 80,000 from the hijack and just behind him, Mingzhe Zhou moved all-in for his last 400,000 from the cutoff. It was then folded to Michel Molenaar, who also moved all-in for more from the small blind. Perry got out of the way and a showdown was held.

Mingzhe Zhou: K 7

Michel Molenaar: Q Q

Zhou needed some help against Molenaar's queens, but the 4 3 T J 6 runout improved neither player – eliminating Zhou to set up the final table bubble.

Martin Sedlak

Martin Sedlak jammed for 340,000 from under the gun and Michel Molenaar called instantly out of the big blind.

Martin Sedlak: A 8

Michel Molenaar: A Q

"Eight!" Mingzhe Zhou said before the flop came A 8 3 to improve Sedlak to two pair. Molenaar asked for a king, but the turn brought the J for some counterfeit outs.

No help to the Dutchman arrived when the K hit the river as Sedlak doubled with an ace-high flush.

"Why are you cheering for him? He sucked out on you yesterday," Molenaar joked, referring to Sedlak cracking the aces of Zhou with ace-jack.

Phuong Ngoc Nguyen

Over on the outer table, Nevan Chang raised to 80,000 on the button and then called the all-in of the short-stacked Phuong Ngoc Nguyen for just over double his initial raise.

Phuong Ngoc Nguyen: K 8

Nevan Chang: A 7

Both joked they had a "natural eight" and were going to chop the pot. However, that didn't happen on the 7 5 3 7 J board as Chang hit trip sevens, which sent Nguyen out in 12th place with the top eight spots getting paid.