The new blinds for level seven are 2,500-5,000 with a big blind ante of 5,000 and the field has grown by one entry to 28 with the addition of Daniel Neilson. Below are the top five stacks coming back from the break.

Players have been sent on another 15-minute break.

The field is up to 26 entrants. Of those, 23 remain in contention.

Yi Cheng Lo

Yi Cheng Lo raised to 12,000 in the small blind and Shota Nakanishi defended the big blind. After little action on the 9 5 2 flop, Lo check-called the T turn for 45,000 and then bet the 5 river for 25,000.

Nakanishi called but mucked when he was shown the K Q for the king-high flush.

Yifu He

Quang Dinh Do opened to 9,000 from the cutoff and Yifu He defended his big blind.

He checked to Do on the K 9 4 flop and Do continued for 10,000. He then check-raised to 25,000 and Do called.

He barreled 35,000 into the middle on the 4 turn and Do raised enough to put He all-in for his last 79,500 total. He called and a showdown was held.

Yifu He: K 9

Quang Dinh Do: A 9

He was well ahead with the higher two pair. The T river bricked out to award He the double-up.

Quang Dinh Do raised to 9,000 and then called a three-bet to 30,000 by Shota Nakanishi on the button. Do check-called the A 8 2 flop for 20,000 and did so again on the 7 turn this time for 70,000.

Once Do checked the A river, Nakanishi checked behind and mucked when he was shown A J for trip aces by Do.

Kyung Min Lee raised to 8,000 in the cutoff and Yita Choong called on the button. On the K 6 4 flop, Lee bet 5,000 to earn a call and then bet another 12,000 on the A turn.

Choong opted for a raise to 35,000 and Lee pushed all-in almost immediately to see his table neighbour sigh and lean back in the chair.

The shove was for 91,000 and the Aussie folded after using one time bank.

Daisuke Sugita called from the small blind and then called a raise of 16,000 from John Perry in the big blind.

Sugita check-called a 13,000 bet from Perry on the A 9 J flop, but check-folded after a bit of thought, facing a 33,000 barrel on the Q river.

Perry is among the current chip leaders with approximately 530,000 in chips.

The blinds have now uncreased to 2,000-4,000 with a big blind ante of 4,000 and there have been three casualties so far with 22 players remaining out of 25 entries. At the end of this level will be the second 15-minute break of the tournament.

Haruhiko Shinohara

Quang Dinh Do raised to 8,000 in the cutoff and then called the all-in of Haruhiko Shinohara for 36,500 in the next seat.

Haruhiko Shinohara: A 8

Quang Dinh Do: J 4

The suited jack improved the equity on every street of the J 7 2 T 6 runout to send Shinohara to the rail just before the end of level five.

On the river of a A 3 2 T 5 board, Wengang Wang check-called a bet of 75,000 by Yita Choong and was shown the 5 4 for the flopped wheel to leave his table neighbour short.

Down to 52,000 in chips, Wang was eliminated by Shota Nakanishi right after.