There were roughly 23,000 chips in the pot on a flop of 5♥8♠10♥. Bradley Harwood in the big blind checked when the 2♦ hit the turn and Fabio Peluso on the button checked behind.
Harwood with just over a pot size bet left decided to shove on the K♣ river but was snap called by Peluso and he showed K♥J♠. Harwood tabled A♥6♣.
With the pot sitting at around 15,000 and the board showing 3♠7♥9♥J♠, Mads Borregaard led out with a bet of 12,500, leaving himself with just 11,000 behind. Keith Johnson, sensing an opportunity, shoved all-in for roughly 29,000. Giovanni Salvatore, also in the mix, was left to ponder his decision, eventually folding after a lengthy tank.
The action returned to Borregaard, who rechecked his cards, paused for a moment, and then pushed all his chips into the middle, showing A♣A♠.
Johnson confidently turned over 10♣8♣, revealing a straight, and Borregaard quickly realized his tournament run had come to an end. The 2♣ river card changed nothing, and Johnson scooped the pot, sending Borregaard to the rail.
Junichi Kato raised to 800, and Iago Peixoto called. Nebojsa Ankucic, with only 3,000 left, shoved all-in, and both players called.
The board ran out 5♠7♣K♣8♣6♦, with Peixoto betting on the river. Kato folded, and Peixoto showed 4♠4♦ for a straight. Ankucic, holding A♣10♥, was eliminated with ace-high.
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