Trevor Yu moved all in from early position and after some deliberation, was called by Sunil Bains on the button, putting Yu at risk.
Trevor Yu: 
Sunil Bains: 
The board ran out 
which meant Yu held with his ace-high and was pushed the pot for a full double.
John Black and Robert Kipling got all their chips in the middle before the flop, with Black at risk of elimination.
John Black: 
Robert Kipling: 
"Come on, hold one time," pleaded Black, "ok just a little sweat though," he added in true poker fashion.
But the flop of 
left him pretty far behind Kiplings pair of aces, and the runout of completed the board and Black was eliminated.
Sean Quinn was all in for just over 8,000,000 holding against the 
of Mohammed Bhatti.
The flop 
had Bhatti shaking his head as the 
board completed, seeing Quinn double up to sit atop the chip counts.
Level: 34
Blinds: 200,000/400,000
Ante: 400,000
On the very next hand, John Lowe shoved for his last 1,100,000 with 
and was called by Ka Wai Man with .
The flop 
gave Lowe both straight and flush draws, but the 
turn gave Man top pair, causing him to jump out of his seat with excitement.
"It's irrelevant, really," commented someone at the table, as Lowe was still drawing relatively live. The river was the 
, however, and Lowe was eliminated.
John Lowe moved all in and was called by Charlton Tarimo, the cards were tabled with Tarimo at risk.
Charlton Tarimo:
John Lowe: 
Tarimo was ahead going into this classic flip, and the board provided him no trouble with the 
runout and he secured the double up, leaving Lowe with only a little over a million in chips.
Luke Cheslin opened to 700,000 from under the gun and got called by David Roe in the small blind. Camille Pearce three-bet all in for 2,200,000 and Cheslin four-bet all in. Roe folded.
"I'm sure he's ahead," said Pearce as Cheslin tabled 
, but it was PEarce in front with 
. "Three jacks on the flop," she said.
The 
board bricked and Pearce secured the double.
Neil Marshall opened to 650,000 on the button and Sean Quinn in the big blind defended.
The flop was 
and Marshall continued for 575,000 and Quinn called.
On the turn, the action went check-check.
The river fell the and Marshall bet out 850,000, and after some thinking, Quinn made the call, to which Marshall just mucked. Quinn then showed 
for two-pair, queens and fours.
On the turn of 
, Marius Hutuoptsu moved all in and was quickly called by David Roe to his left. The cards were tabled with Hutupatsu at risk of elimination.
Marius Hutupatsu:
David Roe: 
Although Hutupatsu was miles ahead with his flopped set of sevens, the river fell the to give Roe the straight, awarding him the pot and eliminating Hutupatsu in the process.
"Good luck," said Kyle Jeffrey as he flipped over . His opponent was David Meager who was all in for just over 3,000,000 with 
His pocket pair would need to hold, but the 
flop favored Jeffrey who sent another player to the rail.
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