Matthew Wantman was all in and at risk for his last 245,000 with 
blind on blind against Mike Del Vecchio holding 
The flop came 
but neither player held a spade. The turn 
and river 
changed nothing and Wantman was eliminated.
*Two players were eliminated at the same time on separate tables on a pay jump, therefore they will split 25th & 24th prize money
Bryce Yockey was all in from the small blind for 240,000 and was up against Manig Loeser in the big blind.
Bryce Yockey: 
Manig Loeser: 
The flop 
gave Loeser top pair and Yockey shook his head. The turn was the 
but the river was the 
giving Yockey a straight and doubling him up.
Nick Pupillo raised it up to 35,000 on the button and Hussein Hassan moved all in from the small blind for what appeared to be 303,000. Pupillo flicked in his T-25,000 chips after half a minute of consideration and the cards were tabled.
Hussein Hassan: 
Nick Pupillo: 
The 
flop gave Hassan an additional gutshot but he found no help on the 
turn and 
river run out. Hassan, who had grinded a short stack for most of Day 3, was eliminated in 26th place for A$41,000.
Fabian Quoss and Michael Sideridis were involved in a battle of the blinds and the latter check-shoved the 
turn for 409,000. Quoss in the big blind had bet 100,000 and tanked for a while, shook his head and folded.
At the same time over on table 28, Nick Pupillo check-called a bet of 150,000 by Gareth Pepper with the completed board showing 
. Pepper tabled 
and Pupillo won the pot with the 
.
Dingxiang Ong opened to 35,000 and Kan Lin raised to 100,000 leaving himself 9,000 behind. Ong announced call.
"Let's play post-flop," said Ong. The flop came 
and he slid 10,000 into the middle putting Lin all in.
"Two outs," said Lin, turning over expecting to be behind, but his opponent showed 
for an open-ended straight draw.
The turn was the and the river the gave Ong a pair and sent Lin to the rail.
Right after he lost the vast majority of his stack, Randy Lew was in the big blind and Dingxiang Ong raised the button. Lew called all-in and the cards were turned over.
Randy Lew: 
Dingxiang Ong: 
Both flopped a pair on 
, the turn and river run out kept Ong's hand in the lead to eliminate Lew in 28th place for A$41,000.
Manig Loeser raised to 32,000 out of the small blind and a short-stacked Adriano Cendron pushed all in for 182,000 in the big blind. Loeser asked for a count, gave it some thought and made the call.
Adriano Cendron: 
Manig Loeser: 
Loeser was narrowly ahead with his kicker and both players picked up straight outs on the 
flop. Cendron added flush outs with the turn but the river let the kicker seven play to eliminate Cendron in 29th place for a payday of A$41,000.
We joined the action on a 
board and Dingxiang Ong had bet 153,000. His opponent Randy Lew called and the pair saw the on the river.
Ong tanked before shoving for 443,000. Lew called.
"You have a set?" asked Lew, tabling for top two pair and Ong showed for a set.
"Massive cooler," replied Ong, who moved up to 1,625,000 leaving Lew with just over two big blinds remaining.
Ngoy Tai Hoang has chipped up at the expense of Michael Sideridis while Fabian Quoss lost a minor pot against Rishabh Vekaria. The turn showed 
in a battle of the blinds and Quoss check-called a bet of 60,000. The on the river was checked and Vekaria as last aggressor tabled 
for nines and sevens, which was good enough to win the pot.
Action was on a board and Simon Burns checked to Jinsoo Kang who bet 31,000. Burns check-raised all in for 202,000.
Kang tank-called and turned over for a straight draw against the of Burns.
The turn completed Kang's straight and the was salt in the wound for Burns who was already drawing dead.
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