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Adriano Cendron opened with a raise in the cutoff only to have Casey Kastle three-bet all in for 8,750 from the button.
An opponent in the big blind re-shipped for 12,625 as Cendron folded.
Kastle: 
Opponent: 
The board ran out 
to end Kastle's tournament.
Jeff Sarwer opened the cutoff to 1,500 and Gary Benson made the call from the big blind.
The 
board was checked down to the river until a bet of 2,300 from Sarwer was enough to take the pot away from Benson.
Sarwer is now up to 85,100 in chips.
Ben Savage limped in from middle position, Neil Channing limped from the cutoff, Andrew Scarf limped from the small blind and David Ewing checked in the big blind. All four players saw the flop for the minimum and it came down 
. Scarf and Ewing checked before Savage fired 1,500. Channing called and then Scarf raised to 5,200. Ewing folded and Savage folded, but Channing made the call with a kiss of his chips.
The turn brought the and a third club to the board. Scarf fired 8,000 and with about 15,000 behind, Channing went into the tanked. He tanked for about a minute before saying, "Bollocks my life." He then tanked for a bit longer while apologizing for taking so long. Eventually, he gave it up and Scarf won the pot to move to 67,000 in chips.
Martin Rowe has just been eliminated after losing a flip. His 
went down to Luke McLean's 
. McLean now has 55,000 in chips.
Steve Chitas opened to 1,600 only to have current chip leader Martin Drewe make it 20,600. Chitas - the lone opponent in the hand - made the call for his 15,875 total.
Drewe: 
Chitas: 
The board ran out 
to see Chitas double through to 33,000 as Drewe took a dive down to 108,000 in chips.
One player raised to 1,300 and the button made it 4,000 before action fell on David Steicke. He moved all in for 14,500. The original raiser folded and the button made the call.
Steicke was all in with the 
and up against the 
for the player on the button. The flop, turn and river ran out 
to send Steicke to the rail.
Gary Benson opened to 1,300 form the cutoff and Max Bloom defended his big blind to see a 
flop fall.
Benson's 2,000-chip continuation bet was check-called by Bloom as the rolled off on the turn and Benson fired a further 4,500.
Bloom again check-called as the completed the board. Benson fired his third barrel for 7,000 and Bloom made the call tabling his 
.
Benson mucked while slipping to 16,000 as Bloom happily collected the pot.
With the flop reading 
, defending Aussie Millions Main Event champion Tyron Krost was involved in a hand with Gavin Griffin. After Griffin fired a bet of 4,000, Krost raised to 8,500. Griffin reraised all in for 38,000 and Krost made the call for less and was at risk.
Griffin had the and was crushing Krost's 
. This wasn't the first time Krost was crushed here in the Main Event. He recently was on the bad end of a set-over-set confrontation, but smacked a miracle one-outer on the river to stay alive. It seems Krost may have used up all of his run good though.
The turn brought the 
and the river the . Both left Krost second best in the hand and Griffin won the pot. With no more chips left in front of him, Krost was eliminated from the tournament and ensured that there would be no back-to-back run. Griffin moved to 76,000 in chips.
Full Tilt Poker online qualifier Tim "TurnRiva" Marsters open-shipped his button for his last 8,500 and the big blind made the call.
Marsters: 
Opponent:
With Marsters trailing and needing to spike to stay alive, the 
flop kept him in contention - although slim - as he needing to find one of the two remaining sevens in the deck.
The turn of the 
was no help, either was the , as Marsters stood up and made his way from the tournament floor.
From under the gun, 2006 Aussie Millions Main Event champion Lee Nelson raised to 1,500. Full Tilt Poker online qualifier Gerasimos Deres reraised to 3,475 from middle position. Grant Levy, 2007 APPT Sydney champion, reraised all in for 21,000 after asking Deres how many yellow chips he had left. Nelson folded and then after a minute of tanking, Deres mucked the 
face up and was left with 12,600 in chips. Levy moved to 27,000.
