On a 10♣6♥2♥9♠A♠ river, and with 55,000 in the middle already, Pierce Hynes moved all in for 40,000 and was snap-called by Slade Fisher.
Pierce Hynes: 8♣7♠ 
Slade Fisher: A♦A♣
Fisher's rivered set wasn't good enough as Hynes had turned a straight and doubled to just under 200,000 chips.
Lauchlan Swann opened form middle position and Dejan Boskovic three-bet all in for 56,500 from the cutoff. The button and blinds all folded and Swann made the quick call.
Dejan Boskovic: A♠7♣
Lauchlan Swann: A♥A♣
It wasn't a good spot for Boskovic, who was already on his feet before the flop had come K♥10♣5♠. He was heading to the door on the J♦ turn and the 6♣ river sealed his fate.
Level: 11
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
Sayed Jabbour was sitting pretty with a stack in excess of 600,000 and his tablemates relayed the information to PokerNews.
Zelig Otter and Jabbour went heads-up to a Jx9x3x flop in a three-bet pot. Jabbour continued for 13,000 and Otter called.
The turn was a Kx putting two spades on the board. Jabbour checked and Otter bet 55,000. Jabbour check-raised to 120,000 before Otter shoved for around 280,000.
Jabbour called with Qx10x for the nuts with Otter turning over AxQx for just ace-high. The river bricked sending Otter to the rail.
On the very next hand, Tomas Szwarcberg bet the 9♦8♣5♠10♠6♦ river for 12,000 into a pot of 80,000. His opponent Ethan Erdeljac raised to 50,000 and Szwarcberg called. Erdeljac showed A♥9♥ for a pair of nines, but that was no good against the A♦A♠ of his opponent.
Three more players have been eliminated from Day 1f of the Australian Poker Open Main Event. Meanwhile, tournament officials have confirmed that the day will conclude once the field is down to 18 players (12.5%).
A reminder that Day 1f attracted a total of 147 entries.
Hasan Onay moved all in from under the gun for 35,500. It folded to Dean Boskovic who slid out a raise to somewhere in the region of 80,000. The remaining players all folded.
"I'm gonna flop a straight flush," said Onay, tabling Q♠9♠. Boskovic showed A♦Q♣
Onay implored the dealer for a nine on every street of the 2♥2♦5♦K♦2♣ board, but to no avail and he was eliminated.
Johnny Huynh was standing up and at risk with K♦8♥ against the A♣J♥ of David Bowen on a flop of Q♥J♦10♠.
The turn 7♥ and river 6♣ bricked and Huynh was eliminated.
It's been a flurry of activity after the resumption of play with Pratik Mehta and Jose Amundarain having already hit the rail.
There was also an action-packed three-way pot between Mark Yazbeck, Bernie Stang and Oliver Bithell. Once the dust had settled, Yazbeck had sent Bithell to the rail and moved above 400,000 in chips at the expense of Stang.
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