Ricardo Jardim raised to 16,000 from the cut off before Charles Caris moved all in for his last 26,000 from the button. The blinds got out of the way and Jardim called.
Jardim: 
Caris: 
Caris was at risk until the board ran out 
giving him trip jacks and the winning hand.
Aleks Brkovic moved all in for his last 71,500 from middle position and was called by Peter Matusik in the blinds.
Brkovic: 
Matusik: 
The board ran out 
to see Matusik spike an ace on the flop sending Brkovic to the cashier.
We arrived at the table to see Daniel Burich all in and at risk against James Grosso.
Burich: 
Grosso: 
The board ran out 
to see Grosso improve his hand on the flop resulting in Burich being eliminated.
Level: 17
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 1,000
Robert Allen committed his last 84,000 pre flop and was up against Tien Pham.
Allen:
Pham: 
It wasn't looking good for Allen until the board ran out 
giving him the unlikely victory with trip queens.
Josh Spooner raised to 12,000 from under the gun before Ali Ghezelbash moved all in for his remaining 17,500 from the button. Both [Removed:415] and Peter Matusik called from the blind before the four players watched the flop come down 
.
A round of checks followed before the fell on the turn. The blinds checked over to Spooner who tossed out 17,000 in chips which was enough to force Doria and Matusik out.
Spooner:
Ghezelbash:
The 
on the river would be no help for Ghezelbash as he was sent to the rail.
We arrived at the table to find Selwyn Austin all in on a flop of 
and at risk against Ngoc Dam.
Austin:
Dam: 
No help would come for Austin as the board bricked out the and 
to see him hit the rail.
Roberto Damelian opted to move all in for his last 120,000 after a series of raises pre flop against [Removed:415].
Damelian:
Doria:
The board would run out 
to see Doria hold with his pocket pair as he races to nearly 600,000 in chips.
We arrived at the table to find Liam O'Rourke at risk holding against Manny Stavropoulos' 
.
The board ran out 
and O'Rourke was sent to the rail.
A couple of hands later Stavropoulos was at it again.
This time Chia-Chang Ku was at risk against the reigning Aussie Millions champion. Ku was in front holding 
against until the board ran out to see Stavropoulos spike a queen on the flop to take down the pot.
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