A preflop raising war ended with Brazil's Renato Kaneoya all in and at risk for around 90,000, and he faced Vladimir Valent in the below showdown:
Renato Kaneoya: 
Vladimir Valent: 
The board came 
and Kaneoya failed to pick up any help whatsoever to join the rail before the money on Day 1B.
Yunsheng Sun and Timo Vogt ended up all in and at risk for nearly identical short stacks and it was Sun that was the player at risk.
Yunsheng Sun: 
Timo Vogt:
The 
flop seemingly secured the double for the player from China, however, the cruel turn and 
river improved Vogt to the nut straight.
James Bullimore and Dutch Boyd were eliminated soon after coming back from the break, the latter ending up second-best in a battle of the blinds against Krasimir Yankov.
Vojtech Skalak was more fortunate when he doubled through Timo Kamphues for his last 51,000. Skalak held and Kamphues had the . The board came 
and Skalak hit the nut flush.
Level: 15
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
With 39 players remaining, level 14 has come to an end and the final 15-minute break of the night will commence as soon as the chip race of the T-100 denominations has been completed. Another four levels of 30 minutes each remain on the schedule for tonight.
Michael Soyza has taken over the role of table chip leader from Matous Houzvicek and was kind enough to provide the details as to what happened in the big clash between them. According to Soyza, he raised to 7,000 in the hijack and called Houzvicek's three-bet to 28,000 in the big blind. On the 
flop, Houzvicek check-raised all in and Soyza called for 89,200 with 
for a big draw.
Houzvicek held and the turn immediately improved Soyza, who didn't need the 
river anymore.
The Day 1B field has been reduced to the final 40 hopefuls as Daniel prior and [Removed:335] both departed at almost the same time from different tables. Prior open-shoved for 23,900 first to act and Michael Soyza in the small blind asked for a count before reshoving.
Daniel Prior: 
Michael Soyza:
The 
flop was no threat yet, but Soyza turned a flush draw with the . Instead of a diamond, it was the that appeared on the river and sent Prior to the rail before the money.
On the river of a board 
, Dutch Boyd bet 16,000 and then faced a raise by Vladimir Valent. Boyd was deep in the think tank and the clock was called on him. With essentially the very last second of his extra time given by floor staff, Boyd tossed in the chips and Valent asked "what was that?"
Floor staff confirmed it was a call and Valent rolled over for the nut flush to claim the pot.
Level: 14
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
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