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Geoff Smith found himself all in preflop for roughly his last 20,000 against Nauv Kashyap.
Smith: 
Kashyap: 
The board ran out 
to see Smith eliminated as Kashyup climbs to 140,000.
As Kashyap dragged the pot, tablemate Julian Cohen stated, "And the rich get richer!"
Lee 'Final Table' Nelson opened with a raise to 2,200 and found only a caller in Leo Boxell.
The flop fell down 
and Nelson continued with a 3,200-chip bet which Boxell called as a blank 
fell on the turn.
Nelson fired out 8,200 and Boxell raised to 25,000 to effectively put Nelson all in. The 2006 Aussie Millions Champion made the call to be at risk for his tournament life.
Nelson: 
Boxell: 
With Nelson in the lead holding top pair, Boxell would strike lightening on the river when the spiked on the river to improve Boxell's holding to two pair as the last Team PokerStars Pro was sent to the rail.
Julian Cohen has just been sent to the rail after seeing the last of his chips enter the pot on the flop.
With Cohen holding 
on a 
two diamond board, he would be up against Nauv Kashyap's for two pair.
Unfortunately for the Melbournian, he would be unable to complete his flush as the board bricked out to see Kashyup claim another victim to move well over the 170,000 in chips.
Level: 9
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
Facing a button raise, Josh Barrett three-bet all in for an additional 7,525 from the big blind with his opponent quickly making the call.
Barrett: 
Opponent:
With Barrett dominated, the 
flop would be one of the worst he could see as it left him with only running outs to take the lead or in need of a lone ten to chop.
The turn of the 
left him only drawing to a split, and when the river landed the 
, Barrett exited the tournament.
Danny Leaoasavaii has just found a huge double to 85,000 courtesy of Michael Kroger.
With Leaoasavaii holding 
and Kroger 
, the final board of 
would see Leaoasavaii's pockets not only hold, but improve to a set as Kroger was left stranded with just 15,000 in chips.
APPT Macau third-place finisher Cole Swannack found himself all in against Tamas Lendvai.
Swannack: 
Lendvai: 
The board rolled out 
to see Swannack's all in steal unable to ensure him the double up as he made his way to the rail.
On a flop of 
, Soren Smith-Hansen found his last 28,525 in the middle against Julius Colman.
Smith-Hansen: 
Colman:
The turn of the and river of the didn't improve Colman to see him slip to 35,500 as Smith-Hansen raked in the double to over 65,000 in chips.
Not much can be detailed in regards to Victorino Torres' elimination hand since his table broke soon after his exit.
However, what has been uncovered is that Torres held on a 
board against a player holding for a straight and flush draw.
Unfortunately for the APPT Macau Champion, the turn would land the 
to end his tournament prematurely.
Michael Kroger opened to 3,000 from under the gun and was met with three callers to see a flop fall.
The big blind - William Woolsey - led out for 7,000 only to have Kroger move all in for 11,600 total. The two other active players kicked their cards to the muck as Woolsey made the call.
Kroger: 
Woolsey: 
With Kroger needing to spike an ace or running cards for a straight or flush, he would see the 
land on the turn to complete the backdoor straight draw.
But when the 
landed on the river, Kroeger would be sent to the rail as Woolsey climbs to 60,000 in chips.
