Silkin Mong pushed all in from under the gun for his last 20,500 with Joachim Chia raising it to 42,000 from middle position.
With the action on Stefan Streifeneder on the button, he moved all in, and Chia made the call for an additional 17,000 to also be at risk.
Mong:
Chia:
Streifeneder:
The flop of changed little, and when the and landed on the turn and river, both Mong and Chia were forced to exit in 28th and 27th place respectively for a A$12,145 payday as Streifeneder soars to 440,000 in chips.
Andrew Stergiotis opened to 20,000 from under the gun and Craig Bourke made the call from the small blind to see a flop fall.
Both players checked as the landed on the turn and Bourke fired out 20,000. Stergiotis made the call, but folded to a 50,000-chip bet when the river landed the .
As Stergiotis slipped to 76,000, Bourke climbed to 450,000 in chips.
The flop was and Daniel Ling fired 17,500. Brendon Rubie raised to 50,000 and Ling snap-called. The turn was the and Ling checked. Rubie fired 75,000 and after three minutes in the tank, Ling gave it up.
Rubie increased to 690,000 while Ling dropped back to 310,000.
From under the gun, Jonathan Karamalikis raised to 12,000. George Moussa called from the big blind and the two players witnessed a flop of fall in the middle of the table. Moussa was first to act and checked. Karamalikis fired 20,000 and won the pot.
Karamalikis improved to 710,000 while Moussa got shorter with 72,000.
In the cutoff seat, Jason Brown raised to 16,000. Eddy Sabat moved all in from the big blind for 72,000. Brown made the call.
Sabat:
Brown:
The flop came down and kept Sabat in the lead in this flip. The turn gave Brown more outs with an added flush draw when the fell. The river missed Brown though with the and Sabat's eights held up.
Sabat was able to double to 150,000 while Brown dropped to 50,000.
We caught up with the action on the river in this one. The board read and Manuel Hansimikali had bet 50,000. Antoine Amourette made the call holding the . His top two pair wasn't good though, as Hansimikali held the for quads.
Hansimikali moved to 430,000 while Amourette dropped back to 415,000.
PokerStars Team Pro Canada member Daniel Negreanu opened to 13,500 only to have Giuseppe Scaravilli three-bet to 30,000.
Negreanu made the call to see a flop fall before checking over to Scaravilli who fired out 40,000.
In response, Negreanu quickly played the check-raise card and moved all in. Scaravilli made the call for his tournament life, and the cards were soon on their backs.
Scaravilli:
Negreanu:
With Scaravilli being out-flopped by Negreanu, the turn and river landed the and to see Scaravilli sent to the rail in 26th place for a A$12,145 payday as Negreanu climbs over the 400,000-chip mark.