On the three-way flop of 
, Jordan Westmorland jammed over the top of a bet by Shane Warne and a cold-call. Warne let go and the third player in the hand eventually called.
Westmorland turned over 
for the straight to the king and faced 
. The mandatory sweat came with the 
turn, but the 
river blanked to let Westmorland double for 8,250.
Moments later, Connor Drinan also doubled and remains shy of the starting stack just like Westmorland.
Three 90-minute levels are completed and the 326 players out of a field of 351 entries have been sent into yet another 15-minute break. After the completion of the fourth level, a 75-minute dinner break awaits.
Level: 4
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
Picking up the action on the 
flop, Sosia Jiang in the under-the-gun position made it 1,600 to go and Andrew Hulme raised to 4,700. Jiang eyed the stack of her opponent and Hulme replied "I started the hand with 21,000", after which Jiang moved all in and received an instant call by Hulme.
Andrew Hulme:
Sosia Jiang: 
The 
turn instantly improved Jiang, leaving Hulme with just two outs, and the 
river was a blank.
"Do you have more than me?" Hulme asked and Jiang nodded. By then, Joshua Abady returned to the table and added to the chatter. "Bet, raise and shove? Did it get in after the flop or turn?" he asked, then suggested some Kiwi-related headlines for the outcome of the hand.
The flop read 
and the player in the small blind checked, followed by Koray Aldemir in the big blind, Jordan Westmorland under the gun and Shane Warne in middle position. The player in the cutoff then moved all in for 9,750. The small blind folded as did Aldemir. Westmorland thought for a moment and called. Warne deliberated for a minute before agonisingly folding his hand.
"Kings?" asked the cutoff player to Westmorland, before turning over 
for top pair.
Westmorland nodded and tabled 
for the over pair and the lead.
The board then ran out the 
and to see Westmorland hold with the higher pair resulting in his opponent hitting the rail.
The player under the gun called as did Sam Razavi in middle position before the player in the small blind raised it up to 1,800. Kristen Bicknell called from the big blind. The under the gun player followed and Razavi came along too.
The flop fell 
and the action checked around to Razavi who tossed out 3,250. The small blind peeped at his cards before mucking his hand. Bicknell didn't seem overly pleased but followed shortly after. The player under the gun mucked as well and Razavi was awarded the pot.
On a completed board of 
, Victor Chong in the small blind bet 2,500 with around 10,000 behind and Jia Tang moved all in from the hijack with the far superior stack.
Chong gave it plenty of consideration but couldn't find the fold. One player immediately put Tang on queens and that's what he rolled over with . Chong mucked 
for trips jacks and headed out of the tournament area.
The action folded around to Akira Ohyama in the small blind who completed the call. Chin Wei Lim was in the big blind and raised to 1,300. Ohyama called.
Both players checked the flop before the 
dropped on the turn.
Ohyama thought for a minute before opting to check. Lim reached for his chips and placed out 4,000. Ohyama mucked shortly after.
Dennis Huntly called from middle position before Connor Drinan raised to 1,600 from the cutoff. the player on the button called. Huntly folded his hand.
The flop came 
and Drinan bet 1,200. His opponent made the quick call.
The turn fell the and again Drinan bet 1,200. His opponent snap-called.
The 
completed the board and both players opted to check.
The player on the button then showed his 
first for two pair and took down the pot after Drinan mucked his hand.
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