Shayne Sim opened from early position to 500,000 and Wangyang Luo shoved from the big blind for around 3,000,000. Sim quickly called.
Wangyang Luo: 10♠6♠ 
Shayne Sim: A♥K♣
Luo had made a brave shoved with just ten-high over Sim's open, and was made to pay the ultimate price as the A♠A♦J♦J♥7♠ runout meant he was eliminated in 15th.
Kelvin Wu was all in for his last 1,200,000 from the cutoff and Corey Van Jaarsveldt called put him a risk from the small blind.
Kelvin Wu: K♠8♠
Corey Van Jaarsveldt: A♠Q♥
Van Jaarsveldt had the hand all but locked up after the 2♣A♥6♦ flop paired his ace. The 7♥3♥ runout offered nothing to Wu, and he was out in 16th.
Level: 29
Blinds: 100,000/250,000
Ante: 250,000
Players are heading on a short break while they redraw for the final two tables.
Both Steven Keremelevski and Michael Oscuro had got to the river on a board of 2♠5♦9♣4♣A♣ where Keremelevski shoved the river and was snapped off by Oscuro.
Keremelevski revealed Q♠3♠ for a wheel, but Oscuro had backdoored a flush holding 7♣5♣ to earn the knockout and boost his stack to over 7,000,000.
Reece Bedot shoved from under the gun for 1,200,000 and Liam Murray shoved from the next seat for around 2,900,000. Kyle Waihi was sitting in the small blind with just under 4,000,000 in his stack and after thinking it over for quite some time, he called to put two players at risk.
Reece Bedot: J♠10♠
Liam Murray: A♠Q♦
Kyle Waihi: 9♠9♦
It was a huge opportunity for all three players to gain a lot of chips, but it was Waihi who held a slight lead and had the most chips. The board would ultimately run in Waihi's favour as his pocket nines held up on the 4♣6♦8♠6♠7♥ runout, sending both Bedot and Murray to the rail in one swift swoop.
Dustin Tran shoved for 1,200,000 from under the gun and was put at risk by Shayne Sim in the big blind.
Dustin Tran: Q♦J♥
Shayne Sim: A♥9♠
Tran was behind and fell further behind when Sim paired his nine on the 7♥9♥2♦ flop. It was all over by the time the 9♣ landed on the turn as Sim made trips, leaving Tran drawing dead. An inconsequential 5♥ completed the board, and Tran was sent on his way.
Steven Keremelevski made a raise from the small blind and Michael Oscuro called in the big blind to see a flop of 8♠5♠A♥. Keremelevski bet 400,000, and Oscuro called.
When the K♥ hit the turn, Keremelevski bet again, this time for 1,200,000, which left him around 2,000,000 behind. Oscuro then shoved for over 3,000,000, and Keremelevski toook some time before he folded.
Level: 28
Blinds: 100,000/200,000
Ante: 200,000
Players are heading on a 20-minute break.
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