Patrik Antonius raised from the button to 25,000. Tobias Reinkemeier three-bet from the small blind to 75,000. Antonius four-bet to 225,000. With 357,000 behind, Reinkemeier folded and Antonius won the pot.
From the cutoff seat, Michael Ryan raised to 25,000. Patrik Antonius flatted him in position on the button and the flop came down 
. Ryan bet 37,000 and Antonius made the call.
The turn brought the 
to pair the board. Ryan bet 55,000 and Antonius called before the 
fell on the river. Ryan bet 75,000 and Antonius made the call again.
Ryan tabled the 
, but couldn't beat Antonius' 
for a better two pair on the river. Antonius is now approaching 1.5 million while Ryan dropped to 660,000.
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Eli Heath opened to 22,000 from the button only to have James Keys three-bet to 68,000 from the small blind.
Heath responded by moving all in and Keys quickly made the call.
Keys: 
Heath: 
The board filled out 
to see Keys double through to over 680,000 as Heath was left with roughly 500,000 in chips.
From under the gun, the shortest stacked player opened to 22,000 leaving himself just 36,000 behind.
The table folded round and Rodrigues flashed his 
to be very happy at securing the pot and increasing his stack by 18,000 - roughly a 33% increase!
Tyler Bonkowski opened the button to 25,000 only to have Tobias Reinkemeier three-bet to 57,000 from the small blind.
Bonkowski jammed for 240,000 and Reinkemeier made the call.
Bonkowski: 
Reinkemeier: 
With Bonkowski in a flip for a day three berth, the 
flop was one of the best he could have seen as it cut down the three jacks Reinkemeier had while also adding two nines.
The on the turn saw Bonkowski have Reinkemeier drawing to just two outs, and when the river blanked with the 
, he doubled to 500,000 as Reinkemeier slipped to 420,000 in chips.
Manny Rodrigues shipped his final 33,000 into the pot from under the gun and David Gorr made the call from the small blind.
Rodrigues: 
Gorr: 
No need for a dramatic explanation of the hand. The board ran out 
to see Rodrigues double to 80,000 as Gorr slipped to 440,000.
Chris Moorman made it 25,000 from the button and Randy Dorfman made the call.
Dorfman check-called 33,000 on the 
flop as the spiked on the turn.
With the action checked to Moorman, he pushed out a bet of 69,000 only to have Dorfman respond with a check-raise to 168,000. Moorman made it 319,000, and after several minutes in the tank, Dorfman folded.
As Moorman raked in the pot to move to 1,350,000, Dorfman slipped to 1,180,000 in chips.
From under the gun, Manny Rodrigues raised to 27,000. Mark Vos reraised from the button to 75,000. "I don't really like this hand," said Rodrigues as he sat contemplating with 68,000 chips behind. Eventually, he tossed it away and left himself with under seven big blinds. Vos showed two queens.
Manny Rodrigues raised all in from under the gun for his last 25,000. He was down to just two and a half big blinds. Mark Vos provided some protection from the button with a reraised to 50,000 and everyone folded.
Vos turned over the 
and Rodrigues the 
. Vos, who had been needing to use the restroom for quit some time now, tabled his hand and sprinted to the bathroom as the dealer ran the board.
The board ran out 
and the two players chopped up the pot to keep Rodrigues alive.
After being all in numerous times this level, Manny Rodrigues' run in the Main Event has come to an end.
David Gorr opened to 25,000 from under the gun and Rodrigues committed his final 42,000 from the small blind with Gorr making the call.
Rodrigues:
Gorr: 
Unfortunately for Rodrigues, the board ran out 
to see Rodrigues collect AUD$45,000 for his great short-stack ninja work as the final eighteen players can now bag and tag their chips, and get some well deserved rest!
