The incredible has happened, as Daniel Neilson actually lost a race and let Alexandre Thomas double up for 117,000. It was the 
for Neilson and the 
for Thomas, who ended up scooping the pot after the board ran out 
.
Katrina Sheary, or to be more specific her partner, has doubled up for 27,000 with 
against the 
of Aleksandar Angelevski. There was no upset on the board 
and Sheary's stack remained intact.
Stephen Koutsouvelis raised and then fired one barrel on the flop 
. Navid King had called the first continuation bet and then check-raised all in after the 
turn. Koutsouvelis called with the 
for his last 71,000 and King flipped over 
for the straight draw.
The 
river blanked and that secured the double up for Koutsouvelis.
Daniel Neilson has eliminated Qiang Fu and Christos Vlahos in a row.
First the Aussie four-bet jammed for 260,000 effectively with into the pocket kings of Fu. The board came 
and Neilson won the big pot with two pair.
Then, Vlahos was at risk for 130,000 with and Neilson looked him up with the . Vlahos was drawing dead on the turn but was given a worthless straight on the river to make the bustout even worse. The board ran out 
.
Sean Giesbrecht opened to 8,000 and Kenneth Khoo three-bet before Christopher Coghlan got his short stack of 30,000 into the middle out of the big blind. Giesbrecht moved all in about 10 seconds later and Khoo snap-called with the biggest stack.
Coghlan: 
Khoo:
Giesbrecht: 
The flop 
immediately improved Giesbrecht and he pumped a fist. On the turn, Khoo had one out remaining and it wasn't meant to be with the coming on the river. Coghlan was eliminated and Khoo had 50,000 chips left, but walked up to the payout desk a few minutes later.
At the same table is still Gerald Karlic, who staged a comeback from just 24,000 chips.
Travis Rawlins had previously doubled up Josep Maria Galindo Lopez and then also lost the remainder of his stack to the Spaniard. All in for 50,000 with 
, Rawlins saw Galindo Lopez turn over 
and get there.
In the last hand before the break, in fact it lasted five minutes into it, a huge pot played out between Mark Malecha and Michael Seymour. Seymour had raised to 12,000 and Malecha three-bet pretty big to 48,000 in the small blind. Seymour just flat-called and they headed to the flop 
.
Malecha checked, Seymour bet 48,000 and then faced a check-raise to 150,000. Seymour moved all in for slightly more and Malecha had the dealer count it before paying off the additional 38,000 chips with . Seymour flipped over and faded the runner runner miracle with the turn and river as final two community cards.
The following players all busted in the money. Check the Payouts Tab above to see where they finished up:
Level: 17
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
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