Daniel Tolomeo opened to 50,000 from the cutoff and Jarod Cunningham three-bet all in from the small blind for 195,000.
Jarod Cunningham: K♦10♥ 
Daniel Tolomeo: J♣9♣
Cunningham was slightly ahead looking for the double up, but the flop was a blockbuster one, coming J♠J♥J♦ to give Tolomeo quads and leave Cunningham drawing dead.
The turn 7♣ and river 10♣ were dealt and Cunningham was eliminated.
Adi Dahari opened to 60,000 and called the shove from Jacque Ramsden in the big blind for Dahari's last 635,000.
Adi Dahari: A♥6♥
Jacque Ramsden: 7♣7♥
Ramsden was ahead but the flop came 6♠6♦5♦ giving Dahari trips. The 9♥ gave Ramsden a gutshot but the 10♦ bricked and Dahari secured the double.
Toby Giles opened to 50,000 and Tomas Szwarcberg called. The flop was Q♠10♦7♠ and it checked to Szwarcberg who bet 70,000.
Tolomeo folded but Giles check-raised to 215,000. Szwarcberg called and the turn was the A♦.
Giles shoved and Szwarcberg called all in for 380,000.
Tomas Szwarcberg: A♠Q♣
Toby Giles: K♦2♦
The river J♠ improved Giles to a straight sending Szwarcberg to the rail
Sayed Jabbour was getting to his feet having been eliminated by Georgina Vuksanovic.
According to Vuksanovic, Jabbour had check-raised the 10♣4♦3♠ flop and, after she had called, Jabbour jammed the J♣ turn for 475,000.
Vuksanovic called with 9♥8♠ and was up against the K♣10♠ of Jabbour. The river 7♦ completed a straight for Vuksanovic and sent her opponent to the rail.
"My read was wrong," she told us while stacking her newly acquired chips. Jabbour takes home A$12,300 for his efforts.
Andy Lee opened from the button to 75,000 and called a three-bet from Higor Seibel in the big blind to 180,000.
The flop was Q♥10♦3♠ and Seibel continued for 180,000. Lee called.
The turn was the 8♣. Seibel checked and Lee thought before shoving for 790,000. Seibel quickly called.
Andy Lee: A♣J♥
Higor Seibel: Q♦3♦
Seibel had flopped two pair and was up against the gutshot straight draw of Lee. The river 2♣ bricked and Lee was eliminated.
Wei Zhu moved all in for 75,000 from middle position for 240,000. Lauchlan Swann was in the big blind and called.
Wei Zhu: Q♣10♦
Lauchlan Swann: A♦A♥
Swann had woken up with pocket aces and sent Zhu to the rail on the J♥3♦2♦A♠8♣ board in 23rd place.
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