Small blind Zhen Cai three-bet to about 43,000 against a middle-position open and he called off immediately when that player set him in for 167,000.
Cai: 
Opponent: 
Cai didn't have much to sweat as it ran 
.
At another table, Qing Liu doubled up, getting his remaining chips in on the river with top boat, kings full of jacks, and the bubble goes on.
Play is about to be hand-for-hand as the final 64 players combine to eight tables, with all but one of those set to cash.
Will Failla was all in for 121,000 in the big blind and an opponent who opened on the button called him with 
. That was no good against 
and the 
brought the king which Failla had requested. However, the did turn make it so a ten river would beat him.
Fortunately for Failla, the 
was no harm.
Steve Chanthabouasy raised all in from the small blind for 78,000 and Erik Cajelais called after opening in middle position.
Chanthabouasy: 
Cajelais: 
the 
board brought a sweat but Cajelais bricked his combo draw as it ran 
, 
.
Upeshka De Silva opened for 12,000 second to act and Chris Moorman jammed in the small blind.
De Silva didn't seem thrilled but called with 
after getting a count of 93,000. Moorman indeed had him whacked with and the pair held on the 
board.
Level: 17
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Players are on break for an hour.
On a 
flop, a player under the gun bet 25,000 and was called by Scott Stewart in middle position. Barry Shulman shoved all in from the hijack for about 210,000 and the bettor tanked a bit and folded. Stewart was quicker to muck.
After a 
flop was seen three ways, small blind Steve Chanthabouasy jammed 67,000 into a pot of around 90,000. Joseph Cheong called in the cutoff and Jeremy Ausmus folded.
Cheong: 
Chanthabouasy:
The 
and were safe for Chanthabouasy, leaving Cheong on a few blinds.
Upeshka De Silva bet 85,000 on the turn out of the small blind with the board reading 
. Antonio Mallol called on the button and the 
river brought a four-liner to the board. De Silva checked and Mallol took a quick moment to think before checking it back.
De Silva opened 
but Mallol showed .
"Reasonable," De Silva said with a nod.
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