Josh Duce moved all in on the button, and Eng Chhor said, "let's gamble" and made the call to put himself at risk.
Eng Chhor: Q♦3♦ 
Josh Duce: Q♠J♥
Duce had Chhor dominated, but the 10♦A♦5♣ flop gave Chhor a flush draw. He then picked up even more outs after the 4♠ gave him a wheel draw, but the 6♣ on the river was a brick, giving the pot to Duce with queen high, to eliminate Chhor in second place.
After a total of 138 entries generated a prize pool of $179,400, the final 17 players will earn a min-cash of $3,140, with the winner taking home $46,640.
| Place | Prize |
|---|---|
| 1 | $46,640 |
| 2 | $28,705 |
| 3 | $18,925 |
| 4 | $15,070 |
| 5 | $11,570 |
| 6 | $9,330 |
| 7 | $7,805 |
| 8 | $6,550 |
| 9 | $5,205 |
| 10-11 | $4,485 |
| 12-13 | $3,765 |
| 14-15 | $3,410 |
| 16-17 | $3,140 |
With a total of 305 entries in the A$5,000 Six-Max NLH Event, 41 players would make the money, and the bubble burst just before the players were sent on dinner break.
Among those to make the money is reigning WSOP Main Event Champion Michael Mizrachi.
Action was picked up with Itsuki Aburatani all and Eng Chhor putting him at risk.
Itsuki Aburatani: J♠J♣
Eng Chhor: 6♥6♦
Aburatani was in a great spot to double up, but the board ran out 6♠K♥2♣A♣A♠ and Chhor flopped a set, to take the pot and knock out Aburatani in third.
Late registration has closed in Day 1a of the A$1,500 Mystery Bounty Event with 360 entries, with the tournament clock showing 160 players remaining in level 10.
Play is scheduled for 15 levels, and the remaining players will bag up for Day 2.
Action was picked up with a short-stacked Michel Bouskila all in and Itsuki Aburatani putting him at risk.
Michel Bouskila: K♥9♠
Itsuki Aburatani: 10♥10♦
Bouskila was in rough shape, but quickly took a commanding lead after the 4♠K♠8♠ flop, giving him a pair of kings, and only leaving Aburatani with one out, as Bouskila also picked up a flush draw.
The 3♥ changed nothing, but the one outer came right in for Aburatani when the 10♣ hit on the river, giving him the pot and knocking out Bouskila in fourth.
The chip leader coming into Day 3, Spencer Davies found himself all in for roughly 9,000,000, and Josh Duce putting him at risk.
Spencer Davies: A♦10♠
Josh Duce: A♠K♠
Davies was dominated and was left drawing dead on the turn when the board ran out 7♣A♣5♠K♦4♣ to give the pot to Duce and knock out Davies.
The A$1,500 Hyper Turbo NLH Event drew a total of 138 entries, with the tournament clock showing 118 players still remaining.
Stay tuned for prize pool information coming shortly.
Action was picked up on the turn in the A$1,500 Opening Event, with a big hand brewing in a multi-way pot with the board showing 8♣A♣8♥10♦.
Itsuki Aburatani in the small blind checked to Eng Chhor in the big blind, who bet out 1,500,000. Josh Duce on the button folded, and Aburatani made the call.
After the Q♦ on the river, Aburatani checked to Chorr, who moved all in for Aburatani's stack of 12,250,000.
Aburatani was visibly disgusted about the spot and went into the tank for several minutes.
After getting up and out of his seat several times, Aburatani found the call. Chhor tabled 10♣5♣ for tens and eights, but Aburatani turned over the winner with A♥10♠ for aces and tens to secure the double up and overtake the chip lead.
Action was picked up with Adrian Indoviro all for roughly 2,400,000, and Spencer Davis putting him at risk.
Adrian Indoviro: K♠8♣
Spencer Davis: A♥Q♦
Davis was ahead with his ace high and would stay in front as the board ran out 4♠2♥2♦7♠J♠ to give Davis the pot and send Indoviro to the rail in sixth place.
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