Wai Leong Chan and Richard Yong Enter, Yan Pan Chan Re-Enters
There have been two new arrivals, with Main Event finalist Wai Leong Chan coming into the action along with Triton founder Richard Yong and Hong Kong's Yan Pan Chan has re-entered to bring the total number of entries up to 33, with 19 players now in action over four tables.
Chip leader Devan Tang and the second biggest stack Jason Koon have been moved to the newly opened fourth table along with Marius Torbergsen and the newly entered Wai Leong Chan and should the top two stacks clash in a hand (something highly likely with the fast pace of this game) then someone is going to be sitting on a mountain of chips.
An interesting three-way hand played out not long after the table opened and we picked up the action on a flop of 
just as Marius Torbergsen moved all-in from the button. Chan called all-in and Devan Tang, who had the pair easily covered, made the call and the cards were turned over.
Wai Leong Chan: 
Devan Tang: 
Marius Torbergsen: 
Torbergsen had flopped a set, Chan two pair and Tang the straight and the 
turn saw Torbergsen improve to a boat. Things were looking bad for Chan, until the 
river saw him improve to a boat as well, meaning Tang's chips were divvied up between the pair, though the Hong Kong player still has heaps.
| Jogador | Fichas | Progresso |
|---|---|---|
|
2,150,000 | -50,000 |
|
180,000 | 180,000 |
|
130,000 | -165,000 |
river was merely a formality and Cates called for chips while Arnaud climbed to 500,000. Phil Ivey is climbing up the counts and is sitting on a much-increased stack of 460,000.
all the chips went in and the cards were turned over. Patgorski had flopped the full house and Tang was drawing live with 
for the straight flush draw - with flushes beating a boat in this crazy game - and while the 
turn was not the spade the Hong Kong player needed the 
turn and 
river saw Sass improve to trips, but this was still not enough to best Patgorski's straight and he doubled while Sass took the hit good-naturedly.
