Kim Gap Young opened under the gun to 37,000 and Young-shin Im made the call to see a flop fall.
Im led out for 42,000 only to have Young bump it to 142,000.
Im took her time before folding as she slipped to 1,260,000 while Young became the first player to climb over the two million mark; now sitting with 2,100,000 and change.
Young-shin Im opened to 38,000 under the gun, only to have Jukka Juvonen three-bet to 100,000 from the hijack.
Tanking for a few moments, Im smooth-called to see a flop fall before checking to Juvonen who opted to fire 100,000.
Im responded with a check-raise to 225,000, and once Juvonen moved all in for roughly 330,000, Im made the call.
Juvonen:
Im:
With Im holding a huge lead in the hand, Juvonen would need plenty of help to remain alive in the tournament.
Unfortunately the on the turn wouldn't be what Juvonen was looking for, and when the landed on the river, he was forced to exit in 7th place for a PHP 805,000 payday as Im soars to 1,250,000 in chips.
"I want to be come from Korea!" added Daren Yoon in reference to the way the Koreans - Kim Gap Young and Im - are destroying today's final table.
With the action folding to Kim Gap Young in the small blind, he moved all in for close to two million to put Fabiano Michael at risk for his last quarter million.
Michael tanked for nearly two minutes before flashing his and folding.
As Young collected the pot, he flashed his to prove that he wasn't bluffing!