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Folded to in middle position Jessica Dawley moved all-in for her remaining 12,500. Tim Balaban in the big blind made the call turning over 
, while Dawley turned over 
.
Board: 
Dawley would hold up and move to 25,000. While Balaban moves to 33,000.
Just as Dawley was stacking her new chips she moved allin on the next hand, taking tdown the blinds and antes and surviving.
Jeffrey Sarwer has been sent home, with his demise coming at the hands of Daniel Nielson. Sarwar moved in preflop for around 40,000, Nielson making the call with 
.
The board ran out 
sending Sarwer home and chipping up Nielson to 130,000.
Level: 16
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 500
Just as our update on Nielson got sent flying into the blogosphere, he again was involved in some excitement, with the outcome a little different this time.
Nielson found himself all-in preflop against big stack Melanie Wohlers.
Wohlers: 
Nielson: 
The board ran out 
and Nielson was busto. Wohlers moves to over 420,000. Wohlers is one of two woman standing, with local player Lauren McIver still in contention.
Jessica Dawley is no more, with all her chips in the pot preflop with 
, unable to improve against Sean Dunwoodie's 
.
Dunwoodie is up to 240,000.
A short stacked Alfred Saliba has doubled twice in as many hands after an allin battle in the blinds, holding up with against 
.
A few hands later Saliba woke up with and caught the in the window, managing to again double, this time through Costas Argirou.
Our PokerNews Reporter arrived at Graeme "KiwiG" Putt's table just in time to see a bust out!
The flop read 
and the action was checked to Putt. Putt made it 25,000 to see a turn and his opponent, chip leader Isaac Lau, made the call.
With the turn came the and the action checked to Putt again, who decided to move all-in. Lau snap called and turned over 
. Putt's 
would need help that would never come.
Scott Montgomery has just kept his Aussie Millions gold ring hopes alive, catching good when all-in preflop against Toan Nguyen. Montgomery held , having to wait until the river to hit the 
.
With the aforementioned sweat over, Montgomery sat behind a 175,000 stack but quickly moved it into the middle just a few hands later, this time against Tolly Sakellariou. Montgomery held a dominated 
, against Sakellariou's 
.
It would be all but over for Montgomery, lest a five come.
The turn card secured the pot for Montgomery, trumping Sakellariou's queens. Montgomery moves to 340,000.
Another 10 minute break for the remaining 41 players.
Level: 17
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 1,000
