Seconds after Farrell's elimination, the new shortest stack still in contention, Steven Daglish, got his last chips all in preflop with 
- only to run into Paul Simmons with 
.
The next hand, he doubled through Steve Lewis, however, so Simmons' bid for chip leadership was short lived. "Easy come, easy go," he said.
Chris Moneymaker moved all in for 50,000 over the top of a Tin Tang flat call and took a set of blinds and the ante. Paul Herbertson did the same over the top of a button open to 10,000 from Ryan Kilbey (similar stack) and also picked up some uncontested chips.
When short-stacked Di Farrell took the plunge, however, over the top of a mid position open from Jake Hough, she ran into 
. There was a sweat for her 
on the 
flop, but the flush did not materialise (the turn and river 
).
Level: 13
Blinds: 2,000/3,000
Ante: 3,000
The seemingly unstoppable late rise of Saifur Chowdhury continues with the elimination of James Palfery-Smith, who jammed preflop with 
for around 30,000 only to run into 
. The board stayed low and spadeless: 
.
Full chip counts coming in the break (five minutes).
| Seat | Table 1 | Table 2 | Table 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Di Farrell | Tin Tang | Filippo Scialo |
| 2 | Steven Hunter | James Palfery-Smith | Colin Downer |
| 3 | Hamza Nasir | Steven Daglish | empty |
| 4 | empty | Chris Moneymaker | Marc Foggin |
| 5 | Luc Connor-Hartley | empty | empty |
| 6 | empty | empty | Paul Fowler |
| 7 | John Cheng | Steve Lewis | Ryan Kilbey |
| 8 | Jake Hough | Paul Oxborough | Paul Herbertson |
| 9 | Elizabeth Cape | Paul Simmons | Shaun Rogerson |
| 10 | Gordon Mcarthur | Saifur Chowdhury | Jonathon Prested |
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,500/2,500
Ante: 2,500
Heads up on a 
flop, with 20,000 in the middle, Daniel Taylor moved all-in for 47,000 (Chowdhury was already putting a big stack in to call when we arrived so it's unclear whether it was over a continuation bet or not). Chowdhury called quickly, showing down 
; Taylor could only table top pair with 
.
The turn and river 
sealed Taylor's fate and the rich on Table 2 get richer. It seems there was history between these two opponents, as when Chowdhury started stacking Taylor's chips, a tablemate announced, "You're his nemesis!"
A precipitous drop in chips from his near 200,000 a couple of levels ago sees Alexander Scales no longer running over his table. Counts include those of his opponents.
Level: 11
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
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