With 48 players remaining in the tournament (or eight tables of six for those of you keeping score at home), the action has slowed down but Daniel Neilson did find himself at risk against Javier Dosuna with all the money in the middle preflop.
That is until the cards were revealed:
Dosuna:
Neilson:
The flop of caught the table's attention, but they soon settled back down after the fell on the turn. The river completed the board - chop it!
Kamyar Ekrami raised to 2,000 before the flop and found one caller to go heads-up to a flop that read .
Ekrami led out for 2,500, the opponent checked and then both players checked the turn of the .
Ekrami checked to the opponent who fired out 3,900. Ekrami called, causing the opponent to insta-muck his hand. Ekrami thought about just scooping the pot, but ended up showing his just to prove a point.
The green 25 denomination chips have been raced off every table, however Javier Dosuna had two of them still sitting on top of his stack.
As the rules state, once a denomination is raced out of play, any extra chips left behind are removed. However Dosuna doesn't look fazed, as he's sitting on a stack in excess of 110,000.
On a board that read , an opponent in early position check-called Kristian Lunardi's bet of 900, then check-called Lunardi's bet of 2,800 on the river .
Lunardi tabled for two pair. "Two pair is good," said the opponent before he mucked his hand.
Toby Lewis has just been eliminated at the hands of Michael Spilkin moments before the break.
On a board that read , Spilkin moved all in on the river from the big blind position and Lewis snap-called - only to muck when Spilkin turned up for a pair of threes!
Left with only 500 in chips, Lewis threw it all in on the next hand with , only to run into Spilkin's .
The board improved neither hand, eliminating Lewis and sending Spilkin's stack up to 77,500 in chips.