Jack Sinclair has clearly pulled away on his table and holds nearly two times as many chips as Alex Trevallion, who he just battled with in a small pot.
Trevallion check-called a continuation bet of 10,000 on the 
flop and they checked through the 
on the turn. Trevallion also checked the 
on the river and opted to fold when facing a bet of 30,000 by Sinclair.
Sam Higgs checked a board of 
out of the big blind with about 160,000 in the middle. Koray Aldemir bet small with 57,500 and Higgs jammed for about 200,000 more effective. Aldemir flicked in his cards right away.
Geoffrey Mooney shoved on the button for about 66,000 and Chino Rheem called him with 
in the big blind. Mooney had live ones with 
but the 
board danced around him.
The turn showed 
and Chino Rheem bet 40,000 out of the big blind to pick up a call by Kenny Hallaert in the cutoff. The 
fell on the river and Rheem now jammed for an effective 140,000 as that's what Hallaert had behind. No call of the Belgian followed and the chips were pushed to Rheem.
The next short stack at risk happened to be Michael Zhang, who got his last 101,000 in after a 
flop against Derek Ip.
Michael Zhang:
Derek Ip: 
Zhang had two overcards and a flush draw at his disposal, and he gained more outs on the 
turn. The river paired the board for the second time and that counterfeited the pair of Ip.
Justin Liberto was under the gun and contemplating whether to call off his stack against Masato Yokosawa, who had shoved from his left for a pot-sized bet of 220,000 effective.
The board read 
and Liberto cracked his knuckles and shrugged. After about another minute, he dropped in a stack of chips, but he couldn't beat 
for a straight. The dealer flashed what looked to be 
as Liberto gathered to exit.
Nível: 14
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
It appeared Bart Lybaert got it all in for about 130,000 by raising on the button and calling a shove from big blind Steve O'Dwyer, who showed 
. Lybaert had a dominating and was in good shape to double on the 
flop. Unfortunately for him, a 
turn left him in need on the river, and he missed his numerous outs when the 
completed the board.
Dietrich Fast check-jammed a flop of 
against Joshua Duce and the Aussie called for his last 102,000.
Joshua Duce: 
Dietrich Fast:
The turn changed nothing, nor did the on the river, and Duce doubled. Fast is still up for the day, though, and remains at nearly half a million in chips.
Koray Aldemir bet 30,500 into about 40,000 from the button on 
. Big blind Najeem Ajez called and checked the river. Aldemir bet 77,000 and Ajez called pretty quickly but his hand was inferior to .
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