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Damien Wong has just found a double to roughly 85,000 after his 
flopped a flush on the 
flop.
His opponent held 
for top pair, and although catching some outs on the turn when it landed the 
, the river fell the 
to ensure Wong the double.
Although his brother may have busted late yesterday, Soren Smith-Hanse is still alive in today's Main Event after finding a double through Tom Grigg.
Smith-Hansen fired out 5,800 on the 
flop as Grigg made the call before the 
landed on the turn and Smith-Hansen continued for 11,200. Grigg made it 55,000 to go and Smith-Hansen called off his 45,000-chip stack.
Smith-Hansen: 
Grigg: 
The river landed the 
to see Grigg miss his combo-draw as Smith-Hansen doubles through to 100,000 and change.
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 300
Kani Edwards opened to 7,500 from middle position only to have Mike King move all in from the small blind for 22,500. Edwards made the call for his tournament life to take us to a showdown.
Edwards:
King: 
The board ran out 
to see King crippled to just 7,800 as Edwards doubles to 51,000 in chips.
King would then commit his last few thousand holding 
, but run into Servio Briones' 
.
The board landed 
to see King forced to return to his day job of being a comedian as Briones soars to 225,000 in chips.
The Zack Lowrie and Tom Grigg battle continued again as Grigg proved victorious to send Lowrie out the door.
Lowrie committed the last of his chips preflop holding , but Grigg had him dominated holding 
.
The final board of 
would see Lowrie sent to the rail as Grigg soared to 330,000 in chips.
Luke Edwards opened from the hijack to 6,000 only to have Oliver Schaffman three-bet to 19,200 from the big blind.
Edwards mulled over his decision for a few moments before moving all in for an additional 46,100 to force an eventual fold from Schaffman as Edwards climbed to over 90,000 in chips.
With a raise to 7,000 from the cutoff, Nauv Kashyap moved all in from the button only to Mike Tyler in the small blind and Akshay Nauhria in the big follow suit as they committed the last of their chips while the original raiser passed.
Kashyap:
Tyler:
Nauhria: 
The board ran out 
to see Nauhria triple his short-stack as Kashyap bite the dust following Tyler capturing the main pot.
As Kashyap made his way to the rail, it again cemented the long-time theory of day one chip leaders never winning as the ANZPT Gold Coast Champion made a premature exit.
Santi Soriano Ramos opened to 6,900 from middle position only to have Morten Boserup Jakobsen move all in for 23,200 from the small blind.
Ramos made the call tabling his 
to be in a race against Jakobsen's .
The final board was spread 
to see Jakobsen eliminated as Ramos soars to 120,000 in chips.
Marc Wittkopf found himself all in preflop against chip leader Tom Grigg.
Wittkopf: 
Grigg:
The board ran out 
to see Grigg make a flush to send Wittkopf to the rail as he soared over the half a million mark; Grigg now sits with 525,000 in chips.
Akshay Nauhria pushed all in under the gun for his last 33,500 and Brian Chesnutt made the call from the cutoff.
Nauhria:
Chesnutt:
With Nauhria at risk, the window card of the would evoke a response of, "F**king hell!"
However, when the rest of the flop filled out , Nauhria switched his negative feelings into one of jubilation as he screamed, "Yes!"
The turn and river landed the 
and 
to see Nauhria double through 70,000 as Chesnutt was left crippled with just 2,000 in chips.
