Bert Perry opened to 20,000. Malcolm Traynor three-bet to 60,000. Perry jammed and Traynor snap-called for his last 340,000.
Malcolm Traynor: K♠K♥ 
Bert Perry: A♥K♦
The J♠4♠3♠ took away one of Perry's immediate outs, with the 9♦5♣ board securing him the double.
Having doubled up to 30,000 on the previous hand, Khanh Le got his last three big blinds in on the next hand from the button with Bert Lee calling in the big blind.
Khanh Le: K♠Q♣
Bert Lee: Q♠5♦
Lee flopped two pair on the Q♦10♣5♥ flop and Le quickly got to his feet. However, no sooner had he done so, the K♦ appeared on the turn and Le promptly sat back down.
The river was a safe 10♦ and Le doubled up.
"A well executed stand-up," remarked Lee.
Action was on the river in a sizeable pot between Mirza Noman and Daniel Klinger.
Klinger had checked the 10♣3♠3♥6♣ board over to Noman who bet 180,000. Klinger took his time and went into the tank for several minutes before slamming calling chips down on the table.
Noman turned over 3♦3♣ for flopped quads.
"That's a solid hand," said tablemate Bert Perry as Noman raked in the pot.
Level: 15
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
Didier Guerin opened to 18,000. Johan Lees called before Jai Duffy three-bet all in for 218,000. Guerin thought about it before folding, with Lees instantly making the call.
Jai Duffy: Q♠Q♣
Johan Lees: 10♥10♠
Duffy was the player at risk but he was ahead with [the 7♥5♦3♦4♦4♥ board handing him the double to leave Lees with just 35,000. He was eliminated on the next hand bringing the field down to 33 players.
Two players checked to Ian Hickey who bet 18,000. Bert Perry was the only caller.
The turn J♦ and river 4♣ were checked. Perry showed A♣K♣ with his ace-high ahead of the K♦Q♠ of his opponent.
With Day 1G bagging up once 27 players are reached, there are now ten eliminations separating the remaining 37 players from a spot in Day 2 and a min-cash worth $5,000.
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