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James Bord opened the button to 30,000 before Howard Lederer three-bet shoved all in from the big blind.
"I've done this a few times to you today!" stated Lederer.
Bord deliberated for a few moments before eventually relinquishing the pot to Lederer.
James Bord opened his button with a 30,000-chip raise only to have David Oppenheim make it 130,000 from the small blind.
"That was stupid!" stated Bord as he folded his 
face up while slipping to roughly 100,000 in chips.
Over the past few hands, it seems everything is going David Oppenheim's way.
He has received a couple of walks and his preflop raises have gone uncalled.
He has now pushed his lead out to holding half the chips in play.
David Oppenheim opened his button with a raise to 25,000 only to have James Bord move all in for 103,000. Oppenheim made the call to put Bord at risk.
Bord: 
Oppenheim: 
"Do I have any chance at all?" asked Oppenheim.
The board rolled out 
to see Bord find a double to 210,000 as Oppenheim was left with slightly under that.
David Oppenheim entered the pot from the button with a raise to 23,000 as James Bord came along from the big blind.
Bord checked the 
flop, as did Oppenheim, to see the 
land on the turn and Oppenheim fire out a delayed continuation-bet of 20,000 following a check from Bord.
Bord took some time deliberating before eventually pushing his cards to the muck as Oppenheim claimed the pot to move back into the chip lead.
Howard Lederer pushed his last 143,000 into the pot from the button and David Oppenheim made the call from the big blind.
Lederer: 
Oppenheim: 
"It's the best hand I've seen in a while!" stated Lederer, but unfortunately it was most likely to be his last as the window of the 
was followed by the 
and 
.
Only runner-runner would save him, and after the turn and river landed the 
and 
, Lederer was forced to hit the rail in third place for an AUD$80,000 payday.
Both David Oppenheim and James Bord are taking a short break before heads-up play begins.
Stay tuned for the updated counts.
Here are the updated chip counts as play resumes.
Blinds remain at 5,000-10,000 with no antes.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
431,000
236,000
|
236,000 |
|
||
|
169,000
-41,000
|
-41,000 |
|
||
On the first hand of heads-up play, David Oppenheim folded his small blind to give James Bord a walk.
James Bord opened the button with a 30,000-chip raise as David Oppenheim made the call and saw a 
flop fall.
Oppenheim thought for a few moments before pushing out a bet of 35,000 only to have Bord instantly move all in for 109,000.
Oppenheim re-checked his hand before pushing it towards the muck while slipping to 355,000 as Bord moves to 245,000.
