We were just about to declare the UK's Jack Salter as the likely chip leader after he had an opponent call in on a 
flop with 
against 
in a 60,000-chip pot. However, the dealer had other ideas, flipping over a 
turn and a 
river to make a flush on the board to chop the pot.
Despite chopping this pot, Salter is still going strong with around 45,000 in chips.
Michael Guzzardi has just scooped up a substantial pot.
We picked up the action on the river of a 
board with plenty of chips already in the middle. It was checked to Guzzardi here and he bet 11,200. Guzzardi's opponent tanked and eventually called, tabling 
as he did so. The king-high flush was not strong enough for Guzzardi's 
, however, and so the pot went to Guzzardi.
Approximately 59 players are still alive as we are about to play the final 60-minute level of the night.
Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 75
We recently arrived to find Italy's Mustapha Kanit facing a bet of 5,200 on the river of a 
board.
Kanit thought for a long term, studying his opponent and the board for several minutes.
Eventually he called and it proved to be the right call when it was revealed that Kanit's had trumped the of his opponent.
Kanit is now on well over 35,000 and is looking strong.
ANZPT regular Wayde Rickhuss has just lost a substantial pot late in Day 1b
We picked up the action of the hand on a 
flop. Rickhuss checked to his opponent who led for 1,200. Rickhuss then raised it up to 2,800 and a call would see an hit the turn. This time Rickhuss led for 3,500 and his opponent took his time before making it 7,300 to go. With a confused look on his face, Rickhuss eventually shook his head and folded his cards.
Here are some approximate stacks of players during the second last level of the night.
The players are back from their break and the cards are in the air for the final two levels.
Level: 5
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
The players have been sent on their final break of the day.
Back in ten-minutes time to play another two levels.
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