Jessica Dawley opened to 24,000 and was called by Shane Warne and Octavian Voegele in the big blind. On the flop 
, Voegele check-folded to the continuation bet of Dawley worth 22,000 and successful shove of Warne.
Over on table 34, Jacob Balsiger four-bet shoved and Katie Gooden folded after having three-bet to 50,000.
Nikola Lackovic got his last 100,000 all in with 
versus Katie Gooden's 
.
He doubled up, making a set of tens on the 
run out and now Gooden is the shorter of the two.
Ronnie Bardah opened to 22,000 and the action folded around to Jason Nicholas Brown, who moved all in for 217,000. Bardah asked the dealer for an exact count before making the call and turned over 
. Brown was flipping with 
and held up on a board of 
.
"This guy jams like 90 million into my raise," a somewhat grumpy Bardah said and he lost a decent portion of his stack.
Jacob Balsiger bet 30,000 into a 60,000-chip pot heads up with Max Silver on a 
flop and Silver shoved in for 88,000 total.
Balsiger reluctantly called it off with the 
and Silver was ahead with his 
. The board ran out 
and Silver doubled.
Silver has now gone from 4,000 to 240,000 over the past hour, first surviving, and now thriving in the final 22.
Shane Warne got pushed around by Christopher Soyza after his three-bet to 50,000 was shut down by Soyza's four-bet all in and Warne eventually folded. The other chip counts of the table can be found below.
Domantas Klimciauskas, Antonina Anapolska and Josep Maria Galindo Lopez are the next three players on the rail. Whereas the circumstances of the former is unknown, the latter got it in after a raise to 23,000 by Shane Warne and the three-bet all in of Ronnie Bardah from the cutoff.
Galindo Lopez had around 160,000 left in the small blind and Bardah had him covered by two big blinds.
Galindo Lopez: 
Bardah: 
There was no help for the Spaniard with the board running out 
and suddenly the field had been reduced to its last 22 participants. Anapolska's pocket kings were previously cracked by an opponent with 
.
Level: 18
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 1,000
On the 
turn, chip leader Senthilkumar Subramaniam checked from the cutoff and Don Mishra bet 44,000 for around one third of the pot. Subramaniam eventually let go and Mishra scooped the pot without showdown. Below are the other chip counts of table 34.
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