Main Event (45,000 PHILIPPINE PESO)

With the BB and the BB ante looming in the next, England's Ashey Patterson shoves his remaining 14,000 UTG and gets calls from chip leader Vince Nachor of the Philippines in the +2 position and China's Liu Zhiqiang on the Button.

The flop goes T♠ 4♦ A♦ as Nachor and Liu check.

The turn brings out the 4♣ and Nachor begins building the side pot with a bet of 10,000. Liu Calls.

The river is the 5♣ as this time both players check.

Patterson shows Q♣ 7♣ , Nachor reveals A♠ 8♠ and Liu tables K♠ J♣ as Nachor scoops the pot and eliminates Patterson whose deep run in the Main Event once again falls short.

2-time Super Stack champion Ashley Patterson of England raised from the HJ and got a call from China's Liu Zhiqiang then Korean Chun Jun Beum went over the top all-in for 91,500. Patterson also shoved as Liu folded.

Chun showed A♠ Q♥ while Patterson flipped over a made hand in T♣ T♠ .

The succeeding runout went in favor of the Korean: A♣ 3♣ 4♦ K♠ A♦ .

Chun got the double up he needed but Patterson is now down to less than four BBs.

Singapore's Tai Weiliang wields the elimination axe as he joined in a three-way preflop all-in situation against short-stacked Hwang Deokgyeong of Korea and England's Ashley Patterson.

Hwang flipped over A♦ 5♠. Patterson had a better hand with 8♣ 8♠ but Tai had the superior hand of Q♦ Q♣ .

The run out did nothing to help those behind: 9♥ 7♠ 7♦ 9♣ 4♥ as Tai scooped the pot, eliminated Hwang and put Patterson against the ropes.

Two-time Manila Megastack 17 Super Stack champion Ashey Patterson of England found himself calling the all-in heave of Singapore's Tai Weiling in an effort to trim the field.

Tai shows A♥ K♥ while Patterson flips over 8♦ 8♠ .

The flop immediately gave the lead to the Chinese player: T♦ 2♠ A♠ .

The turn card produces a sweat card as the 3♠ arrives, but the 6♣ on the river ensured a much-needed double up for Tai and drags Patterson way below the current average stack of 117,000.