Joe O'Neill in the small blind with 55,500 faced Phillip Hardy in the hijack for his tournament's life.
Joe O'Neill: K♣Q♣ 
Phillip Hardy: A♥A♦
O'Neill hit two pair on 3♥J♠K♥9♣9♥, but it wasn't enough to crack Hardy's aces and he was eliminated. The table broke after this hand.
Andy Black raised to 10,000 under the gun and Neil O'Reilly shoved for about 50,000 from the button. After getting a count from the dealer, Black made the call to put O'Reilly at risk.
Neil O'Reilly: J♣J♦
Andy Black: A♥10♥
O'Reilly just had to fade an ace or some hearts to survive. The flop of J♥8♣2♠ was great for O'Reilly as he improved to top set;. The rest of the board ran out 10♦9♦ and O'Reilly doubled through Black.
Black was left with under 100,000 chips and was eliminated a few hands later.
Conor O'Driscoll shoved from under the gun for around 60,000 with Leo Worthington-Leese making the call from middle position. Ivan Tononi was in the big blind with around 30,000 and decided it was time to gamble as he called for his remaining chips.
Ivan Tononi: K♥Q♥
Conor O'Driscoll: K♣Q♦
Leo Worthington-Leese: A♥Q♠
Worthington-Leese was in amazing shape with both of his opponents having the same hand. The board came 3♦4♦5♣2♣7♠ to give Worthington-Leese the winner with a straight, sending Tononi and O'Driscoll to the rail.
The action was picked up with Seamus Cahill having committed his 150,000 chips into the middle, and Mark Buckley moving in over the top. Andy Black was still in the hand with around 150,000 chips behind. After pondering for a few moments, Black folded and showed QxQx.
Seamus Cahill: K♦K♥
Mark Buckley: A♦A♣
Black had managed to make the right fold and avoid most likely being out of the tournament. However, Cahill looked likely to hit the rail and needed to find a king to survive. The board ran out 10♦3♦5♥2♥8♦ and Buckley's aces won the pot.
Leo Worthington-Leese opened to 10,000 from the button, then saw John Duffy in the small blind three-bet to 37,500.
The big bling folded, and after a few seconds, Worthington-Leese four-bet all-in. Duffy looked at his cards again several times, but chose to fold.
Level: 16
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 5,000
Piotr Sloma jammed from early position for 51,500 and he was called by Alex Todd in the hijack.
Piotr Sloma: A♦Q♦
Alex Todd: A♥A♣
Sloma couldn't do much against Todd's aces, and he was eliminated on a board of 7♠8♥6♠9♦K♠.
Niall Farrell and Espen Myrmo just got all of their chips into the middle preflop in a blind-on-blind confrontation.
Espen Myrmo: Q♦Q♥
Niall Farrell: 10♣10♠
Farrell started the hand with slightly more chips than Myrmo, and whoever won the hand would become one of the biggest stacks in the room.
The board ran out incredibly unfavorably for Myrmo as it came 6♠A♣K♣7♣2♣ to give Farrell a flush on the river, cracking the queens of Myrmo and sending him out of the tournament.
Sean Hegarty raised the button to 8,000 before Sandro Taddei three-bet out of the big blind to 17,000. Hegarty put in the call.
The flop came down A♦9♦3♥ and Taddei continued with a bet of 6,000. Hegarty thought it over for a few moments before folding and forfeiting the pot to Taddei.
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