Kim Au opened to 45,000 first to act and Kahle Burns called on his left. The board ran out 
and Au bet 55,000 on the flop and 150,000 on the turn. On the river, he stuck in a final barrel of 270,000 and Burns took about 90 seconds before dumping his cards.
Takao Shimizu raised to 45,000 from the cutoff and Michael Hahn called on the button.
The flop came 
and was checked by both players. The turn was the 
and Shimizu bet 35,000. Hahn called and the river was the 
. Shimizu bet 100,000 and after some thought Hahn called.
Shimizu showed 
for a straight and Hahn mucked the 
.
Ben Richardson raised to 45,000 in middle position and Najeem Ajez defended his big blind. The 
flop went check/check and Ajez bet 82,000 on the 
turn. Richardson called.
The river brought the 
and Ajez slid two towers of 100,000 each forward. Richardson didn't need much time to come to a decision and swiftly called the bet.
Shaking his head, Ajez showed 
for a whiffed draw and Richardson slapped 
on the felt to collect the pot.
Artur Koren opened 
in the hijack and called a three-bet from Espen Solaas on his left, who had . That turned into the nuts as 
flopped and Koren check-called 100,000. He check-called 175,000 more on the turn and the river was the 
.
This time, Solaas bet 225,000 and Koren sighed and removed his hood to rub his hand through his hair. After about a minute, he folded.
Michael Hahn opened to 52,000 from under the gun. It folded to Ross Grammer on the button who three-bet all in for 254,000. The blinds folded and Hahn quickly called.
Michael Hahn:
Ross Grammer: 
Grammer was a head, and there was no danger to him on the 
run-out and he doubled up.
Eddie Puia defended his big blind against a raise to 40,000 by Toby Lewis and checked the 
flop. Lewis checked back and then bet the 
turn for 50,000 after another check by Puia, forcing a fold.
Puia limped the small blind the next hand, Lewis moved all in and forced another fold.
Shortly after, Vincent Chua raised to 50,000 from the cutoff and Puia moved all in from the button. Chua asked for a count and the all in was for 158,000 in total, which Chua called.
Eddie Puia: 
Vincent Chua:
While the door card was the to give Puia a pair, it was followed by the 
and Chua had flopped the nut straight. Only an ace or running cards would avoid the elimination of Puia, and the turn and river bricked off. Puia receives A$40,000 for his efforts and the next table will now break to continue with four six-handed tables shortly.
Haoran Zhang got his last 350,000 or so in from the cutoff and Arne Ruge put him at risk from the big blind.
Haoran Zhang:
Arne Ruge: 
The flop paired Ruge and the and 
turn and river bricked out for Zhang.
Johan Schumacher raised to 45,000 in middle position and Chen An Lin defended his big blind. Both players checked the 
flop. On the turn, Lin bet 40,000 and Schumacher called.
The river was the and Lin checked. Schumacher bet 150,000 and Lin responded with a check-raise all in. Schumacher played 338,000 total, including his river bet, and he quickly called it off.
Lin showed 
for a pair of treys turned into a bluff and Schumacher tabled 
for the winner.
Espen Solaas opened in the cutoff with 
and called a three-bet to 110,000 from Tu Lan, on his left with . The flop brought 
and Solaas check-called 80,000. He check-called 175,000 after turning a straight on and they both checked the 
river.
Artur Koren opened for 40,000 under the gun and called a three-bet to 135,000 from big blind Toby Lewis. The flop came and Lewis checked. Koren bet 105,000 and Lewis called. On the turn, Lewis checked again. Koren told the dealer he was all in. It was enough to put Lewis at risk for about 550,000. He tanked about two minutes and folded.
"Could have had queens," Koren said with a smile as they discussed the hand afterward.
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