Punnat Punsri limped in the small blind before Mathew Frankland raised to 460,000 in the big blind. Punsri replied by moving all in and the call was made.
Punnat Punsri: A♣4♦ 
Mathew Frankland: A♥K♥
Frankland was the only one to improve on the 8♥9♥6♣6♠Q♥ runout, making a flush and sending Punsri to the payout desk in 11th place.
Masato Yokosawa opened to 320,000 in the cutoff and Chang Lee called on the button. Punnat Punsri then moved all in for 2,210,000 from the big blind, with only Lee calling.
Punnat Punsri: 5♥5♦
Chang Lee: A♠J♦
Lee missed the Q♠9♥9♠8♥K♣ runout, leaving Punsri's pocket pair ahead to earn the double.
Chang Lee and Punnat Punsri were heads-up to the K♦10♥J♣2♥5♣ river. Lee led out with a bet of 2,000,000, sending Punsri into the tank.
After using a time extension, Punsri tossed in a single calling chip.
"Nuts," said Lee as he tabled A♠Q♦ for Broadway. Lee raked in another big pot as Punsri mucked.
Joe McKeehen opened to 320,000 from the hijack and Punnat Punsri defended his big blind to see the 4♣A♠K♣ flop.
Punsri checked and McKeehen continued for 220,000. The call was made and both players checked the J♣ turn.
Another check from Punsri followed the 7♣ river, where McKeehen fired 660,000 into the middle. Punsri did not take long to fold, as McKeehen dragged in the pot.
Action folded to Andrew Ostapchenko in the small blind; he slid a tower of blue T-100,000 chips into the middle, setting Brandon Wittmeyer, in the big blind, all in.
Wittmeyer only had 660,000 and made the call.
Brandon Wittmeyer: 9♣8♣
Andrew Ostapchenko: K♦3♥
The J♦5♣7♦ gave Wittmeyer a whole host of outs, providing a double gutshot straight draw, as well as a back door flush draw and two live cards.
The deck did not cooperate on the J♥ turn or 3♠ river, though, and Wittmeyer headed to the exit in 12th place.
Chang Lee called in middle position, much to the delight of short stack Anatoly Nikitin in the big blind. Mathew Frankland also limped from the small blind.
"Don't say all in," warned Lee as Nikitin looked at his cards.
"All in," replied Nikitin as he slid his remaining chips into the middle. Lee quicky called and Frankland folded.
Anatoly Nikitin: A♣4♣
Chang Lee: 7♣7♥
This time, Nikitin was unable to find help on the 10♦10♣9♦8♥J♦ runout, ending his comeback bid in 13th position.
Chang Lee opened to 325,000 from the cutoff, and Mathew Frankland called on the button to the 5♥8♦3♠ flop.
Both players checked through to see the A♥ turn, where Lee led out for 875,000. Frankland called and the 5♠ river hit the felt.
After using a time bank card, Lee slid out a bet of 2,600,000. Frankland then took his time before opting to lay it down.
"Good fold," Lee told his opponent.
"Maybe not," answered Frankland. Lee then tabled Q♦10♦ as he raked in the pot.
Action was on Joao Simao, who sent his short stack into the middle, announcing all in for 1,115,000. Orpen Kisacikoglu, in the big blind, asked for a count of the all-in stack before calling.
Joao Simao: 2♠2♥
Orpen Kisacikoglu: A♦7♥
A safe runout for Simao on the 4♠9♦Q♦K♠Q♠ board, and he doubled his stack.
On the first hand back from break, Chin Wei Lim moved all in from middle position before Anatoly Nikitin shoved his shorter stack into the middle.
Anatoly Nikitin: 10♠10♥
Chin Wei Lim: A♣K♦
Nikitin was flipping to survive again, seeing his pocket tens hold through the 7♦6♠5♥Q♠J♥ runout to double through Lim.
Level: 21
Blinds: 80,000/160,000
Ante: 160,000
button in Safari
