Nino Ullmann raised to 32,000 in the cutoff and Tomas Ribeiro jammed the button for around 360,000, Ullmann quickly called.
Tomas Ribeiro: 
Nino Ullmann: 
"I think this will be all clubs," Ribeiro predicted but the 
flop only gave the Portuguese a gutshot. He asked for the ten of clubs and instead, ended up drawing dead on the 
turn to make the 
river a formality. Ribeiro has been eliminated in 31st place and takes home A$36,080.
Level: 21
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 16,000
In a battle cutoff versus button, Rishabh Vekaria raised it up and called a three-bet to 100,000 by Gareth Pepper, which Vekaria called. On a flop of 
, Vekaria check-raised to 300,000 and picked up a call by Pepper.
The 
fell on the turn, and Vekaria asked his opponent for the stack size. "Around 1.1 million at the start," Matthew Wantman on the rail added and Vekaria then checked. Pepper rather quickly moved all in and Vekaria asked for a count, the shove was deemed to be for 711,000 in total.
Eventually, Vekaria folded 11 minutes into the first break and both headed their ways.
With 31 players remaining the tournament is going on a 15-minute break.
Erik Seidel opened from the button and Paawan Bansal three-bet all in for 276,000 from the small blind. Nino Ullmann cold-called in the big blind and Seidel folded.
Paawan Bansal: 
Nino Ullmann: 
The board ran out 
and Bansal was eliminated in the last hand before the break.
Mai Ha clashed with Gareth Pepper and his gutshot with the 
got there on a board of 
to crack the 
of Pepper to ensure a double up for 145,000. It was the second time Ha doubled on the six-max table.
Pete Chen moved all in for 139,000 from the button and Erik Seidel announced a min-raise from the small blind to 266,000.
Scott Margereson was in the big blind and four-bet all in for 645,000. Seidel called.
Pete Chen:
Erik Seidel: 
Scott Margereson: 
Margereson was in the lead and stayed that way on the 
flop which gave Seidel extra straight outs. However, he hit his 
on the turn to take the lead, putting both players at risk.
The river was the and he chipped up to 1,850,000.
"1.85?" asked tablemate Tomas Ribeiro. "Same as first prize!"
Michael Gross was flipping for his tournament life for a stack of 332,000 and faced Nicolas Malo in a classic flip.
Michael Gross: 
Nicolas Malo: 
The board came 
and Gross turned a full house to earn the checkmark.
"Did I catch you slipping? Come on, you can't fold now," Jeremy Pekarek said after he had pushed into a reraise to 100,000 by Gareth Pepper. Pekarek was all-in for just 161,000 out of the small blind and added some more table chat, then Pepper called.
Jeremy Pekarek:
Gareth Pepper:
"How about an ace in the window," Pekarek said and then added "keep it clean" after the 
flop. The 
turn came a blank but Pepper got there with the river. Without saying a word, Pekarek quickly headed out of the tournament area, he has been eliminated in 35th place.
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