Mai Ha lost some chips and John Chu, the other big stack at table 49, also had to forfeit a portion of his growing tower after doubling table neighbor Manig Loeser in a battle cutoff versus button.
The chips went in preflop and Loeser had the superior kicker with 
versus 
. On a board of 
, ace-king high remained supreme and Loeser doubled for 89,000.
Level: 15
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
With 121 players remaining, the tournament is on another 15-minute break.
When they return the blinds will be 2,000/4,000. The current average is 203,000.
Bryn Kenney was all-in for the last 29,000 from under the gun and Nicolas Malo asked from one seat over, the rest of the table folded.
Bryn Kenney: 
Nicolas Malo: 
Kenney needed a king, queen or broadway cards but found neither on a 
runout to hit the rail at the very end of the second level on Day 3. As a result, it also means that a new Aussie Millions Main Event champion will be crowned.
Three players saw a 
flop and Simen Gulbrandsen and Maria Lampropulos got in a raising war, with the former betting 11,000, the latter making it 38,000 and the former shoving with a covering stack. Lampropulos called in short order with and was leading 
. The 
turn and river kept it that way and she received 131,000.
Dan Shak was flipping for his tournament life for the last 90,500 with 
against the of Jinsoo Kang and the board came 
to give Shak a full house.
A few minutes later, Kang called the shove of a shorter stack while she was in the big blind and had the pair this time in versus 
. The mighty ducks hit a full house on the 
board to send some chips back to Kang.
Bobby Zhang was all in for 47,000 with 
against the of Cole Swannack.
The flop 
had something for everyone, giving Zhang two pair and Swannack both straight and flush draws.
Luckily for Zhang, the 
turn and river bricked and he doubled up.
Heavy action followed a 
flop at Table 31. It looked like the player on the button bet small, around 5,000, and big blind Zachary Tay raised, only to have Ngoc Tai Hoang make it 61,000 in the cutoff. Tay stuck around and they went heads up to a . Tay checked and Hoang shoved for around 100,000.
Tay went deep into the tank, apologizing after around five or six minutes. Another player laughed and told him to take his time. He thought about another two minutes then folded what he claimed was sixes. Hoang claimed to have had that beat.
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