Christopher Pham Le raised to on the button and Darren Keyes moved all in out of the big blind, he was snap called by Le who woke uo with pocket queens and Keyes showed 
.
The flop provided Keyes with a lot of hope as it came 
but Le faded all outs as the 
on the turn and the 
on the river confirmed Keyes's elimination in 18th place.
The latest victims will take home $4,257.
Players are now being redrawn for the final two tables
Christopher Pham Le bet 200,000 into his opponent Lalith Mannor on a flop of 
. Mannor made the call. The turn was the 
, Le bet 300,000 and was called again. The river came the 
.
After pausing for a few moments, Le moved all in that was counted out to be 995,000. Mannor thought about it for about 20 seconds before making the call.
Le turned over the 
for a full house to which Mannor could only say "good hand" and muck his cards.
Justin Stonehill and Wen Kong Ni were all in preflop with Stonehill holding pocket sixes against the pocket jacks of Ni.
The flop was innocuous, but the turn was a six to launch Stonehill into the lead. However, the river was a dramatic jack to give Ni the better set and a huge pot.
Level: 28
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 10,000
As the rest of the players had headed off to break, one hand was still in progress.
The flop showed 
and James Priest was facing a big decision as Ian Mason was all in. Priest thought about it for a while before tossing in the one-chip call after about 30 seconds.
Mason showed the 
for ace-high while Priest pumped his fist and turned over the 
for middle pair. The turn was the 
and the river came the to hold the pair for Priest and he pumped his fist some more and let out a shout as Mason was left without any chips.
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