On a flop of 
, Fabian Quoss checked from the big blind and Timothy Adams bet 4,500 from two seats to Quoss' left. Quoss called.
The 
landed on the turn and Quoss led out 4,000. Adams raised to 15,500 and Quoss called.
The 
double-paired the board and Quoss went all in for an effective 56,100. Adams gave up.
Samuel Ingham is no longer in contention and the player that was moved to his seat sent the remaining chips over to Bjorn Ostby. The player at risk was all-in with the 
and Ostby had that crushed with 
.
On a board of 
, the mighty ducks failed to connect and the pot was shipped to Ostby.
Connie Graham checked from the big blind with 
on the table and Jeff Fielder bet 4,800 from middle position. Graham check-raised all in and Fielder called off for his last 12,500 or so. Graham was ahead with 
versus 
and the 
river confirmed her win.
Joni Jouhkimainen raised the small blind and called the shove of Ami Barer for 18,400 total.
Ami Barer: 
Joni Jouhkimainen: 
The board came 
and the kicker played to let the 2014 Aussie Millions champion double.
Alison Lockwood opened to 2,600 and got calls from Manig Loeser on the button, Toby Lewis in the small blind and Igor Yaroshevskyy in the big blind.
The flop came 
and all four players checked. The turn was the and Lewis bet 12,000. Yaroshevskyy folded, Lockwood called and Loeser folded.
The river was checked by both players. Lewis showed 
for a missed straight draw and Lockwood won the pot with for a pair of queens.
Tony G opened to 2,500 under the gun and a player in the hijack flatted before his neighbor squeezed to 10,000. Both Tony G and the caller matched the price.
The 
flop was checked and Tony G led out 10,000 on the 
turn. Only the cutoff called and they continued heads up to the 
river. Tony G fired 25,000 and the other player quickly folded.
David Gorr was left with a short stack of just 13,400 and ended up all-in and at risk against Tony Hachem.
David Gorr:
Tony Hachem: 
On a board of 
, Gorr found no help and wished everyone good luck.
A short stack was all-in for what appeared to be 14,000 and Max Deveson as the biggest stack on his table made the call.
Deveson was flipping with 
versus and got there thanks to a board of 
. Shortly after, Deveson also got paid off when he hit a set of sixes and further climbed up the leaderboard.
The board read and Joe Cabret wagered 16,000 from the small blind, getting a call from Gavin Flynn. The river card was the and Cabret checked to Flynn who announced he was all in. Cabret had just over 40,000 left and he quickly folded. Flynn stacked a decent pot to cross the 300,000-mark.
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