SuperStack ($300)

On the 49th hand of the final table, Wattana Sophontanakup raised 160,000 from the button, Valeriy Fokin three-bet jammed for 1,500,000, Sophontanakup called.

Another showdown with Takashi Someya shoving 425,000 and Valeriy Fokin calling from the big blind. Both have an ace with Fokin holding the superior kicker which holds.

Jung Su Kim looked down a cowboys and it was just the right time to get all of his chips in with around 475 behind. Valeriy Fokin on the big blind also liked his big cards and called slightly ahead in chips.

Needing to dodge just one overcard, it was not to be for Kim as the window woke up with an ace that held throughout the runout.

Stunning three-way jam begins with a shove from Wanchai Pangpoonsab, joined by Ajay Abral with 1,730,000, then big stacked Wattana Sophontanakup goes over the top to everyone's shock. When the cards are turned over, the Sophontanakup is ahead with cowboys and that holds to bring down two players simultaneously.

On Hand #13, Won Jong Lee three-bet all in for 435,000, small blind Wattana Sophontanakup called and initial raiser Wanchai Pangpoonsab folded giving up his 80,000 bet.

Upon revealing, it's a flip with Lee needing to connect however when the board runs out, he misses completely to fall in 7th place.

It is only Hand #10 and the final table is down to 7 players with shoves seen at nearly every other deal. Facing a raise of 65,000 from Ajay Abrol, button player Takashi Someya shove 165,000 for an easy call to the raiser Abrol.

At showdown, Someya is ahead with an ace that is ensured the win with trips on the flop then a full house.

More preflop jams with one resulting in a split between Wattana Sophontanakup and Takashi Someya while the next one was a double up for Jung Su Kim on a winning flip.

On Hand #6, Takashi Someya jammed his last 75,000 and big stacked Valeriy Fokin felt it was cheap enough to try for an elimination. At the flip, Someya had an ace that went on to pair up for a double.

Another quick bust on just the fourth hand of the day. Felix Von Rahden raised 90,000 leaving just one green chip behind worth 25,000. Ajay Abrol shoved forcing Rahden to choose to fold or commit. Rahden went ahead and risked it and upon showing was ahead..... until the river.

Just the second hand of the final table and it's a showdown. Punlork Preab opened 75,000 then committed his last 200,000 after a three-bet from Wattana Sophontanakup. Upon showing, it was a flip with Preab missing the board to fall in 9th place.