Zackery Lowrie first doubled for 105,000 with 
against the 
of Mike Del Vecchio when the board of 
remained clear. However, the joy about the double lasted all but a few minutes as they clashed once again.
Lowrie was at risk with 
this time around and Del Vecchio held the 
. The 
board improved Del Vecchio improved to a flush on the river and he reclaimed the chips he had just lost to send Lowrie to the rail.
Players are going on their last 15-minute break of the day. There are currently 47 players remaining with the average just under 525,000 in chips.
Shortly before the break, Farid Jattin bet 99,000 on the 
board and Quan Zhou called.
The river was the 
. Jattin moved all in and Zhou snap-called for his last 126,000.
Jattin showed 
for a rivered pair of fours and Zhou showed 
for a flopped set and doubled up.
Level: 19
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 1,000
The cards are back in the air for the final level of play.
If the field is reduced to 36 players however, the Tournament Director has informed some of the players that they may end play early at that point.
Ryan Otto opened under the gun to 20,000 and Greg Heaver three-bet to 65,000 next to act.
Action folded back to Otto, and he announced he was all in. Heaver quickly called for his 406,000 total, and the cards were tabled.
Otto: 
Heaver:
The dealer spread a 
board, and Heaver doubled through.
With around 50,000 in the pot and the flop showing Ravi Maravar checked from the big blind.
David Wang was on the button and bet 31,000. Maravar then raised to 72,000. Wang thought for a minute and three-bet to 118,000. Maravar called shortly after.
The turn brought the and Maravar quickly bet out 125,000. Wang sat motionless for a minute before announcing all in for 220,000.
Maravar went into the tank for several minutes before opting to fold his hand relinquishing the pot to Wang.
David Wang raised to 23,000 in the cutoff and Shane Moran shoved all in from the button for 125,000. Wang called, and the cards were tabled.
Wang:
Moran:
The 
flop gave Wang chop outs, while the on the turn saw Moran improve his outs to a flush draw.
The river landed the cruel for Moran, and he was eliminated in 46th place for an AU$25,400 payday.
The action folded around to Thibaut Klinghammer in the small blind who raised to 105,000. John Duggan looked down at his cards from the big blind and moved all in over the top. Klinghammer called for his remaining 39,000 and was at risk.
Thibaut Klinghammer: 
John Duggan:
The board ran out to see Klinghammer hold with his pocket pair resulting in a much needed double up.
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