It hasn't been a great day for Stephen Chidwick, first losing lots of chips with a big draw versus an overpair and then sending the rest to Stevan Chew.
The final hand of Chidwick's tournament saw him shove the small blind with 
. Chew called with 
and the board ran out 
, with Chew hitting a pair of aces to send Chidwick to the rail.
Ian Jennis has his the rail. He got his stack of 51,000 all in preflop holding 
against Gregory Wheeler's 
.
The 
board didn't help Jennis and so he was sent packing.
Wheeler is now one of the chip leaders with a stack over 200,000.
The field is now down under 30 remaining players after the elimination of Warren Giles.
He was all in preflop for his short stack holding 
and had to come up against Gregory Wheeler's 
.
The 
board was not friendly to Giles and so he was on the rail.
Tanjja Vujanic was the latest player to hit the rail. She was elimianted when her short stack was all in preflop with 
against Wayde Rickhuss's . No help on the 
board and it was all over for Vujanic.
We recently arrived on the river of a 
board to find a big pot brewing between Natalia Breviglieri and Michael Kane.
Breviglieri had led for 6,000 on the river and Kane raised to 26,000. That's when Breviglieri moved all in for around double that amount.
According to tablemates, Breviglieri had led on the flop and then both players checked the turn.
Kane looked quite confused on the river, tanking for a long time.
Eventually he folded and the pot went to Breviglieri.
"What happened with that hand!?" Jesse McKenzie asked Kane as Breviglieri raked in the pot.
"I raised for value," Kane said still a little bemused.
Level: 14
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 500
Lucas Mierzwa has just found an unlucky exit at the hands of Michael Guzzardi.
Mierzwa's short stack went in preflop with and was in great shape against Guzzardi's 
.
Then the board ran out 
to give Guzzardi a set of jacks and it was all over for Mierzwa.
Peter Gilbert started the day with one of the larger stacks but bled chips early before giving plenty to Robert McLean.
Gilbert's final hand of the tournament saw him all in with 
against McLean's 
on a 
flop.
It was cooler time with both players hitting a set.
The 
turn and river meant both players had a full house, but with McLean's being larger, Gilbert was on the rail.
McLean is the new chip leader.
Tony Tartaglia was short stacked when he got his chips in preflop with 
against chip leader Michael Kane's .
The 
board was of no help to Tartaglia and so he was on the rail!
Kane has increased his chip lead.
Stevan Chew has just made a big double up.
It started with Raiden Kan opening it up with a raise. Andrew Molodstov called from the button and Chew three-bet from the big blind. Kan got out of the way, while Molodstov called to see the dealer turn over a flop.
Chew threw out a continuation bet here and Molodstov shoved for 71,400 effective. Chew called and tabled his 
which was in good shape against Molodstov's 
.
The 
turn and the river were safe for Chew and so he moved to around 160,000.
Molodstov, meanwhile, is now very short stacked.
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