With the completed board showing J♥J♣2♣2♥2♦, Jay Kamli check-called a bet of 16,000 by Dimitri Hadjipaschali and Muaaz Gani jokingly declared "flush" for the latter. Hadjipaschali had Q♦9♥ to play the board, and the meaningless flush was with Kamli as they chopped the board.
Lukasz Jedrzejczyk raised to 5,000 in the cutoff and Nathan Pan called in the small blind. Arnas Grygalis then three-bet big to 27,000 in the big blind for Jedrzejczyk to push all-in. Pan sigh-folded and Grygalis went into the tank.
"Ace king or kings," the Lithuanian said after he had asked for a count on the shove, which was for 177,000 total. After using a time bank, Grygalis called.
Lukasz Jedrzejczyk: A♣K♦ 
Arnas Grygalis: A♦Q♣
The J♥4♥2♥Q♥5♣ board delivered the bad beat. Grygalis' stack was more than 180,000 and that sent Jedrzejczyk to the rail in the final level of the night.
On a heads-up turn of A♦9♥8♦6♥, Maria Cardoso on the button bet 6,000 and Cliton Taliwanth check-called from the small blind. They checked the 6♣ on the river and Cardoso's K♥K♣ won the pot.
Manuel Cardoso bet the 10♥9♠6♣6♦ turn for 10,000 and Clayton Chipando raised to 20,000 two seats over, which Cardoso called. The Portuguese bet the Q♠ river for 25,000 and Chipando min-raised again to 50,000.
Cardoso used one time bank and folded.
"Good fold," Chipando told him and flashed the 6♠ only.
Level: 8
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
Muhammad Yasir was all-in for some 107,000 on the K♥8♣2♥3♦6♥ board and Abu Msuya had reason to celebrate, as his J♥10♥ represented the superior flush to beat the 9♥8♥ of Yasir to reduce the field by one contender.
With the completed board reading Q♣8♠6♣9♠K♥, Clayton Chipando made it 30,000 to go from the cutoff. Robert Schwartz called after some consideration on the button and Chipando shrugged "missed the flush" when he exposed his 5♣2♣.
Schwartz had that pipped albeit just with the 7♦6♦ for the bottom pair to win the nice pot.
On the heads-up turn of K♠J♦10♥A♠, Nathan Pan was all-in with Q♠3♠ for broadway and had a freeroll against the Q♣10♦ of Gavin Sardini. Another spade was needed for the double but the 2♣ river brought no such thing.
In the last quarter of level seven, Dan "Jungleman" Cates has arrived in the tournament area and will be heading straight to the live stream table for the final hour and a quarter for Day 1c. The field has reached 91 entries of which 50 players remain at the time of writing.
"I don't put you on an ace," Kumi Pather said after he called the shove by Aidan Jacobs on the A♦K♥5♠Q♥4♣ river. That assessment was correct, as Jacobs didn't have an ace but Q♣5♥ for two pair instead. It beat Pather's K♣J♦ for the second pair and he quickly headed out.
Nathan Pan came the other way after he re-entered into the same seat.
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