With a limp under the gun and a raise to 1,800, Servio Briones bumped it to 5,100 from late position.
The original limper passed, but the aggressor moved all in for 15,450 with Briones making the call.
Briones: 
Opponent: 
The board ran out 
to see Briones relinquish some chips to his opponent to slip to 58,000 and change.
Facing a preflop raise, Mads Smith-Hansen moved all in for roughly 6,500 as the original raiser made the call.
Smith-Hansen: 
Opponent: 
Unfortunately for Smith-Hansen, the final board would see his hand counterfeited as it dropped two queens and two jacks to put him on the rail, and send him back to the virtual felt!
Team PokerStars Pro Australia member Lee Nelson is still alive in today's tournament albeit his quiet play.
Heading to break with 19,800 in chips - slightly under what he began the day with - Nelson will have a 33-big blind stack to contend with when he returns to his seat for the final level.
Although quite short in comparison to some of the chip leaders today, and also those that bagged their chips yesterday, Nelson has had good success here at SKYCITY Auckland with a recent victory at the New Zealand Poker Open in the NZ$300 Pot Limit Omaha event. Combine that win with a final table last year in the APPT side events, along with many victories and final tables in neighboring Christchurch - and Nelson definitely has what it takes to go the distance in this event.
The remaining players are heading on a 10-minute break.
Level: 7
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 75
The cards are back in the air for the final level of play!
Just a few shots from the last level.
With the action folding to Lance Climo in the small blind he called his opponent's big blind shove.
Climo:
Opponent: 
The board ran out 
to see Climo spike two pair on the river to eliminate his opponent and move to 55,000 in chips.
Julius Colman entered the pot with a raise to 1,600 and only Richard Lancaster made the call as the 
flop fell down.
Colman fired out a continuation-bet of 2,200 only to have Lancaster bump it up to 5,200. Colman deliberated momentarily before making it 14,200 as Lancaster followed that with an all in. Colman made the call for his tournament life, and we were off to a showdown.
Lancaster: 
Colman:
In a sick cooler hand of set-over-set, no miracle would fall for Lancaster as the turn and river landed the 
and to see Colman double through to 80,000 as Lancaster slips to 34,000 in chips.
In a battle of the blinds, Raj Ramakrishnan found himself doubling an opponent up.
Ramakrishnan: 
Big Blind: 
The board ran out 
to see Ramakrishnan ship some chips to his opponent while slipping to around 43,000 in chips.
