PokerStars Red Dragon (70,000 PHP)

Not too long after getting crippled, Israel's Daniel Benor shoves from UTG for what's left of his decimated stack of 55,000 and surprisingly gets no caller until Takashi Yagura of Japan has to make the duty call from the BB.

There are now only 11 players remaining and all are now assured PhP425,000 (~US$7,353).

Daniel Benor of Israel opens from the HJ for 60,000 and gets re-raised all-in by local bet Sergius Santos for his remaining 865,000. Benor calls.

The outdraw not only cripples the Israeli, but restores Santos' pursuit of the chip lead in one of the most volatile chip graphs of the competition thus far.

Everyone still in is guaranteed PhP350,000 (~US$6,055).

Israel's Daniel Benor has it folded to him on the HJ and raises to 50,000. Sergius Santos of the Philippines calls from the CO. Then on the D American John Joseph Panish 3-bets all-in for his stack of 385,000. Benor folds but Santos, one of the chip leders of the tournament, makes the call.

Panish did even have to hit to beat his Filipino opponent, but getting trips made the win even sweeter for a double up. Santos, who was contending for the chip lead, now has to restart the grind.

Aladin Reskallah of France, one of the most colorful players on the circuit, is at risk against Israel's Daniel Benor.

Although Reskallah didn't really need to rub the lamp (his card protector), it gave him a little assurance against his opponent from Israel.

Here are the top ten so far:

Kim Dohwan of Korea opens from UTG for 24,000 and gets called in the SB from Israel's Daniel Benor.

The flop is 5♥ 5♣ 6♠ as both players check. The turn is the J♣ as Benor leads out for 55,000. Kim makes the call. the river card is the 6♥ . The Israeli unloads 140,000 and sends the Korean into the tank. Kim takes so long that he is forced to utilize two Time Bank cards. He eventually decides to call.

Benor shows 5♠ 4♠ for trips on the flop. Kim mucks, but not before losing a huge chunk of his chips to his Israeli opponent.

Japan's Takashi Yagura opens from UTG for 24,000 and gets calls from the blinds in Filipino pro Czardy Rivera (SB) and Daniel Benor from Israel (BB).

The flop is 4♣ 2♦ J♠ as the blinds check. Yagura CBets to 33,000 and gets a call from Rivera. Benor folds. The turn is the 7♠ and this time Yagura and Rivera both check. The river is the 5♦ as Rivera takes the betting lead for 65,000. Yagura opts to fold.

Here's a look at the current top ten in chips: