Arriving on a completed board of 8♦6♥3♠10♦A♦, Robert Fluereci checked in the cutoff. Manuel Garrido was on the button and bet 55,000 into a pot of 65,000, over half his remaining chips.
After a while, Fluereci decided to put the rest in as well, but he was met with a quick fold from his opponent to take the pot uncontested.
When the action folded to Andrew MacKenzie in the small blind, he took a look at the stack of Mantas Urbonas in the big blind and moved all in. Urbonas gave it careful consideration before committing his remaining chips, roughly 34,000, into the pot.
Mantas Urbonas: K♣J♦ 
Andrew MacKenzie: A♥8♠
The ace-high A♦6♥2♥ flop left Urbonas needing a minor miracle to survive; it was not to be as the 4♠ turn and 9♠ river completed the board.
In a three-bet pot worth 36,000, Gurvinder Shergill bet 7,500 on the 2♦7♦A♣ flop from the big blind. Robbie Bull called in the cutoff, and did so too when Shergill sized up to 26,500 on the 10♣ turn.
The K♣ river was checked to showdown. Shergill declared an ace and showed A♥5♣, but Bull had him outkicked with his A♠J♣ to take down the pot.
Shergill was left with about 25 big blinds, which he lost shortly after to be eliminated.
The action was joined as Christopher Murphy committed his stack of roughly 40,000 into the middle blind versus blind, and Gerard McCullough had called to put him at risk.
Christopher Murphy: A♠5♦
Gerard McCullough: A♣9♥
The 9♣6♠4♣J♦8♥ board was unable to save Murphy, who saw all his chips pushed one seat to his left.
Jamie Walden joined the table on the button, and when the action folded to him, he got involved immediately. After putting in a raise to 4,500, he found himself facing a three-bet of 13,000 by Ivan Chegusov in the big blind. Walden called.
Chegusov continued for 8,000 on the K♠6♠10♦ flop, and Walden called again.
The action checked through on the 9♦ turn, but Chegusov picked the aggression back up on the 6♣ river, with a bet of 24,000.
Walden called but was shown bad news. Chegusov flipped over K♥2♠, and Walden mucked his cards.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,500
Ante: 2,500
In the previous level, Sarah Cushion opened to 6,000 from the cutoff before seeing Benjamin Spragg move all in for 44,500 from the small blind. When the action folded back to Cushion, she gave it careful consideration before calling.
Benjamin Spragg: K♠6♠
Sarah Cushion: 7♥7♦
There was something for everyone on the A♠7♠2♦ flop; however, the K♦ turn and 9♣ river were unable to save Spragg, who saw his chips move across the table to their new owner.
In a pot worth 40,000, Markus Liechti checked the 10♦3♣9♥6♥ turn from middle position to Brian O'Connell in the cutoff. O'Connell then bet 21,000, and Liechti responded by moving all in for 71,500.
O'Connell spent some time in the tank before he called with the covering stack.
Markus Liechti: 8♥7♦
Brian O'Connell: A♥Q♥
O'Connell needed a heart to knock out Liechti, but the river came the meaningless J♣ instead. Liechti's straight doubled him up, surpassing O'Connell in the counts.
In the final hand at the table before the blinds increased, Conor O'Sullivan opened to 4,000 from under the gun, which only Matthew Dowler called in the cutoff.
O'Sullivan continued for 7,000 on the Q♥A♥6♠ flop, but didn't hang around when Dowler raised to 21,000.
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