Longsheng Tan raised to 70,000 from the hijack and Shyam Srinivasan three-bet all in for around 500,000 from the cutoff. The remaining players all folded and Tan didn't take long to make the call.
Shyam Srinivasan: 
Longsheng Tan: 
The 
ended up giving Tan a straight and sending Srinivasan to the rail in 10th place for $18,988.
Trey Brabham opened in middle position to 70,000 and Lanny Levine was sat on his direct left and moved all in for 497,000. Everyone else moved out of the way and when the action was back on Brabham, he made a quick call.
Lanny Levine: 
Trey Brabham: 
The 
flop didn't find an ace for Brabham and Levine got the double.
Trey Brabham raised to 60,000 from the cutoff and got calls from Lanny Levine on the button and Jason Paradis in the big blind. The flop came 
. It checked to Levine who bet 100,000. Paradis called and Brabham moved all in.
Both Levine and Paradis both folded, and Brabham added more chips to his stack.
Nível: 26
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 5,000
Lanny Levine opened to 55,000 and Longsheng Tan three-bet to 150,000. Levine called and they went heads-up to the flop.
It ran out 
and Levine checked to Tan, who bet another 150,000 into the pot. Levine upped it to 300,000 and Tan called.
The last two streets came 
and both players checked it down.
Longsheng Tan: 
Lanny Levine: 
It was pair versus better pair, moving Tan into the chip lead.
John Pannucci opened to 55,000 in middle position and Lanny Levine called behind and Longsheng Tan came along as well from the big blind.
The flop came 
and all three players checked. The turn saw Tan check again and Pannucci delayed his continuation, making it 85,000. This prompted Levine to fold but Tan made the call.
On the river, Tan changed tack, opting to lead rather than check. He made it 175,000 to see his cards and Pannucci decided to fold.
Longsheng Tan was the clear chip leader when the players redrew for the unofficial final table, but after tangling with Jason Paradis, he had an encounter with Trey Brabham.
Tan raised to 60,000 and got calls from John Pannucci and Trey Brabham.
The flop 
was checked by the three players. Brabham bet 90,000 on the turn and Tan was the only caller.
The river was the . Brabham bet 250,000 and Tan called. Brabham showed 
for the nut flush and took down the pot.
Players are still 10-handed and it may have something to do with the tentative style of play that has been seen so far. After a few hands that barely made it to the flop, we just witnessed a showdown hand.
Longsheng Tan opened the hijack and only John Pannucci fancied a look, peeling from the big blind.
It fell 
and Pannucci checked to Tan, who continued for 75,000. That was the end of the betting, with neither player opting to commit chips on the turn or river. Pannucci opened up 
and his top pair was good for the pot.
Jason Paradis raised to 62,000 blind on blind and Longsheng Tan defended his big blind.
The flop came and Paradis bet 100,000. Tan called. The turn was the and Paradis moved all in. Tan folded.
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