Shun Bok Hui was heads up against Timothy Chung on a river with the board reading 
. Hui was in early position and Chung to his direct left.
Hui had bet 2,000 into a pot of about 10,000 chips and Chung responded by moving all in for around 8,000. Hui made the call and tabled 
for the nut flush against the 
two pair of Chung, eliminating Chung.
After Kuljinder Sidhu had opened from the cutoff to 800, J. B. in the small blind made it 3,000 and Sidhu called when it folded back to him.
On a flop of 
, J. B bet 2,000 and Sidhu called.
The 
turn caused a jam from J. B covering Sidhu's 11,100 stack. Sidhu then went deep into the tank taking at least 2 minutes to call before showing 
for top pair. J. B showed 
and chuckled, directing his laughter at how long he thought Sidhu took to call with his holding.
Andrew Bullen was in the hijack heads-up against Duc Cao in the cutoff on the river with the board reading 
. Bullen checked to Cao who bet 7,000 into the pot of around 14,000.
Bullen responded by jamming, covering Cao for another 9,000 more and Cao snapped him off.
Andrew Bullen: 
Duc Cao: 
It was a rough run out for Bullen who had flopped the best hand and turned a boat, only for Cao to river one of his two outs to re-take the lead he had preflop.
Bullen could only smile, showing his class as he lost the brutal cooler.
Level: 4
Blinds: 100/300
Ante: 300
After under-the-gun raised, Shun Bok Hui called from the cutoff and so did Timothy Chung from the button. The other players folded and they were three players to a flop.
caused it to be checked to Chung who bet 1,500. After the early position player folded, Hui made the call.
Both Hui and Chung checked the 
turn but on a 
river, once Hui checked again, Chung fired 7,000 and Hui mucked his holding.
After Lee French had opened from middle position, it was the cutoff of his opponent J. B. that moved all in and French called once it folded back to him.
J. B. : 
Lee French: 
The case king spiked on the board of 
giving the full double to J. B. and leaving French with just 2,500. He busted the next hand to a different player.
After Tom Arovaara had bet 900 from the hijack versus the middle position player to his direct right after that player checked, he got the call on the board of 
, growing the pot to around 3,500.
On a turn of 
, his opponent check-jammed over the 3,800 bet of Arovaara and was snapped off.
Tom Arovaara: 
Opponent:
The 
river didn't change anything as Arovaara doubled with a set.
In the next hand, that same opponent limped in for 200 with a 1,300 total stack. Arovaara responded by moving all in for around 16,000 and everyone else at the table mucked. The opponent made the call and cards were tabled.
Opponent: 
Arovaara:
The 
run out secured the win and bust of a player, moving him positively back towards starting stack.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 200
Players have been sent on their first break of the day, when they return it will be level three.
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