Daniel Craker came in raising to 20,000, and Trevor Saunders made the call, enough to put him all in.
Saunders:
Craker:
Right in the door came the , and the rest of the board ran out . Craker comes from behind to win the pot, knocking out Trevor Saunders in 16th place. He managed to last until the most recent pay bump, and he'll take home $7,711 for his efforts.
In another preflop all-in confrontation, Matthew Mitchell moved all his chips in with , and was up against the of Andrew Pantling.
The flop brought . The turn made things interesting as both of Pantling's backdoor draws got some with the fourth card. The gave him both an open-end straight and a flush draw to go with his two overcards.
Sure enough, he caught up on the river. The gave Pantling the winning straight, and he sent Matthew Mitchell to the rail in 17th place.
On the button, Nathaniel Seet open-raised, and Luke Stanford moved all in from the small blind. Seet made the call with . Stanford had live cards but was behind with .
The dealer ran out the community cards: . Seet caught his ace to keep the lead and double up through the chip leader. After that big swing, Seet is up to 205,000, while Stanford is down to 255,000.
From the cutoff seat, Soren Eriksen raised to 15,000. Sreten Cvetkovski called from the small blind, and Glenn Gibbs moved all in for 45,000 from the big blind. Eriksen ducked out, but Cvetkovski made the call with his big stack, putting Gibbs at risk of elimination.
Cvetkovski tabled , while Gibbs held an underpair -- .
The flop was safe, but the turn spelled disaster for Gibbs. The board came out , giving Cvetkovski the winning pair of nines. He sends Glenn Gibbs to the rail in 18h place.
With furious action for the last two hours, the players, spectators, and media finally have a chance to catch their breath. The clock has been paused, and everyone is taking a 10-minute break.
With 18 players left, the staff has informed the players that they will remain at three tables until we have two more eliminations. At that point, the remaining 16 of them will be combined into two eight-handed tables.