The bust outs are coming thick and fast now and the final table is now down to four. It was Mike Takayama the man thinning the field, opening the action with a raise to 150,000 from under-the-gun and Korea’s Jaehyun Lim moved all-in for around 900,000 in total. Takayama called immediately and the cards were revealed.
Mike Takayama: 
Jaehyun Lim: 
Lim was the at-risk player and Takayama held the best hand which improved even further when the flop fell 
to give the Filipino top two pairs, though Lim had gutshot straight outs.
The 
turn saw these outs reduced slightly as Takayama picked up a backdoor heart draw and the 
river saw the hometown hero improve to a full house and he stacked up to 3,550,000 while Lim headed for the cash desk to collect the equivalent of $29,792.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
3,550,000
1,150,000
|
1,150,000 |
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|
Busted | |
and the action checked to Bansal, who continued for 90,000. Halme check-raised to 250,000 and Falcon then moved all in for 1,715,000.
flop kept the Finn in the lead. The 
turn left Razavi drawing to the deck’s three remaining aces and the 
river brought the Brit’s tournament to a close. Razavi departed in sixth place for a PHP1,170,000 (~$23,238) payday and Halme stacked up to 3,330,000 in chips.
, Bansal checked and Falcon bet 125,000, which Bansal called.
turn, Bansal checked and Falcon fired a secone bet worth 175,000. Bansal check-raised to 430,000 and Falcon sighed, but called after brief consideration. The 
river completed the board and Bansal made it 625,000 to go.
for flopped two pair. "I had ace jack," Falcon said and dropped below average. With six players remaining, Bansal is the only one above average and has more chips than all opponents combined.
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was enough to take down the sizable pot and he climbed to 7.4 million while Falcon dropped to 5.2 million.
was enough to take down the pot, beating Falcon’s 
. Halme climbed to 1.55 million and Falcon dropped to 5 million.
