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Hiren Patel was all in from under the gun for 102,000. Randy Lew called from the button and everyone else folded.
Patel: 
Lew: 
The board ran out blank for Patel when it came down 
and he was eliminated in 27th place for AUD$35,000.
Cliff Lee opened to 18,000 from under the gun only to have Adam Cusenza three-bet to 51,000 from the button.
Once the action returned to Lee, he moved all in for in-excess of 550,000 to put Cusenza to a decision.
"First time I've three-bet you all day!" announced Cusenza.
"Do you want a call?" continued Cusenza before Lee responded with, "I don't mind!"
Eventually Cusenza announced a call and flipped over his 
to be in the lead against Lee's 
.
Unfortunately for Cusenza, the 
flop thrust Lee into the lead before the 
and 
saw the board complete.
As Cusenza headed to the rail, Lee soared to 1,030,000 in chips.
On a flop of 
, Christopher Mounteney found himself all in from the small blind against Jeff Rossiter on the button.
Mounteney: 
Rossiter: 
The on the turn saw Rossiter capture the lead turning a straight, but with Mounteney needing any heart to remain alive, there was still a sweat.
Unfortunately it would be all anti-climatical as the 
found its way on the river to end Mounteney's tournament in twenty-ninth place as Rossiter climbed to 350,000 in chips.
Sam Razavi raised to 16,000 and Jamie Perkins moved all in for 81,000 total. Razavi made the call with 
but was dominated by Perkins with the 
.
The board ran out 
and they chopped it up.
Shane Sigsbee was all in with the against the 
for Eli Heath. Sigsbee was all in for 222,000 and doubled up as the board ran out 
.
Martin Pecnik found himself all in from the button for his last 172,000 with Chris Moorman making the call from the big blind.
Pecnik:
Moorman: 
The board ran out 
to see Pecnik fall in thirtieth-place for a AUD$35,000 payday as Moorman moves to 630,000 in chips.
On the hand following the one where he was crushed to 12,000, Sanchez Rodriguez was all in with the . He was able to crack aces as the board ran out 
to give him a straight. He's back to 40,000 now.
On the board of , the man with both first and last name ending in "Z", Sanchez Rodriguez, checked to Patrik Antonius. Antonius bet 65,000 and Rodriguez made the call. The river completed the board with the and Rodriguez checked again. Antonius bet 160,000 and Rodriguez called. Antonius tabled the 
to beat Rodriguez's and win the pot.
Rodriguez was crushed on the hand with his river call, getting knocked all the way down to 12,000. Antonius moved to over a million with 1.05 million in chips.
Martin Pecnik opened to 27,000 from the small blind with Sorel Mizzi making the call to see a 
flop fall.
Pecnik continued for 27,000 with Mizzi making the call as the landed on the turn with Pecnik firing again; this time for 40,000.
On the river of the , Pecnik pushed out a 60,000-chip bet only to have Mizzi move all in.
Pecnik foldd while slipping to just under 180,000 as Mizzi soared to 1,005,000 in chips.
First up, last year's third-place finisher Sorel Mizzi bet 52,000 on the flop of 
. Randy Lew made the call before Randy Dorfman mucked.
The turn brought the and Mizzi bet out 87,000. Lew again made the call to see the come down on the river. Mizzi fired again -- 183,000 this time. Lew tanked for a bit and then released his hand. Mizzi won the pot and moved to 890,000 while Lew dropped back to 375,000.
