Man Hei Lam opened to 24,000 from the cutoff seat, Mark Betts called on the button, and both blinds released.
The flop fell 
, Lam led out for 22,000, and Betts raised to 65,000. Lam called.
The turn was the 
, both players checked, and the 
completed the board. Lam tossed out a minimum bet of 12,000 and Betts quickly called. Lam turned over a black 
, but Betts had that beat with 
for tens and sevens with a higher kicker.
Dan Shak and Jan Collado were heads up on a board of 
. Shak checked, Collado moved all in for around 200,000, and Shak quickly called.
Shak: 
Collado: 
The river was the 
, and Collado was eliminated. Shak now has just under 2 million chips.
Action folded around to the lovely Celina Lin on the button and he moved all in for right around 165,000. The small blind folded, and then Dan Shak squeezed out his cards from the big before whispering, "I call."
Shak: 
Lin: 
Lin has been fighting hard all day and even double numerous times, but the look on her face suggested she knew this might really be the real end. The 
flop brought calls for a seven from Lin's rail, but the dealer did not oblige as he burned and turned the 
. Lin needed an eight on the river to stay alive, but she wouldn't find salvation as the 
peeled off.
Shak added chips to his already monstrous stack while Lin, who had a smile on her face, sought consolation from Kenny Wong on the rail.
The action folded to Joseph Cabret, who opened to 24,000 in late position. Jeremy Simon three-bet to 62,000 out of the blinds, Cabret four-bet to 150,000, and Simon moved all in for effectively 323,000. Cabret snapped it off.
Simon: 
Cabret: 
The board ran out 
, and Cabret doubled to around 655,000 chips. Once the announcment was made, the room broke out into a chorus of cheers for the local.
"Go on, Joe!" one man yelled from the cash game section.
Action folded around to Kitty Kuo on the button and she open-shipped for right around 220,000. The small blind folded and then Damian Baldi snap-called from the big after looking down at 
in the big blind. Kou sheepishly turned over and was in big trouble.
The flop gave Kou a little help as she picked up a gutshot straight draw, and the 
turn opened even more doors as it paired her eight. The crowd let loose with a collective, "Ohhhhh," upon seeing the turn, which turned to gasps when the spiked on the river. Kou, who made two pair to stay alive, literally screamed in delight while Baldi say motionless.
After doubling to around 100,000, Phares Bouya was all in and at risk with against the of [Removed:17].
The board ran out 
, and Bouya was eliminated.
Joey Lovelady was all in and at risk preflop for his last 240,000 holding . Celina Lin had him at risk with , and the board ran out 
.
Lovelady doubled to around 485,000 chips, while Lin was reduced to just 170,000.
Joseph Cabret moved all in for 175,000 from the cutoff holding and recieved a call from Man Hei Lam, who woke up with in the big blind. It was a flip, but not after the 
flop gave Cabret trips. The 
turn gave Hei Lam some straight outs, but the river wouldn't complete it. Cabret won the flip to double to 350,000 while Hei Lam dropped to below a million.
Action folded around to Sean Keeton on the button and he moved all in for 156,000. The small blind folded, and then Jarrod Glennon asked for a count from the big before making the call.
Keeton:
Glennon:
Keeton seemed to know his days were numbered as he was up out of his seat and collecting his things. Sure enough, the board ran out a dry and Keeton took his leave in 26th place for AUD$35,000.
Jan Collado opened to 24,000, Celina Lin called out of the blinds, and the flop fell 
. Lin check-called a 26,000-chip bet, and the turn brought the 
. Both players checked.
The completed the board, and Lin led out for 56,000. Collado called, and Lin tabled for a pair of tens. Collado mucked.
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