Justin Cohen had lost some of his chips and then got it in preflop to get called two ways. Among those was Colin Horgan, who bet the Q♠8♥5♠ flop for 12,000 to earn a call. Horgan jammed the 7♠ turn and was snapped off.
Justin Cohen: A♣A♠ 
Colin Horgan: K♦Q♦
Bigger Stack: 6♠6♦
Horgan was shocked to get called by worse but needed to dodge outs for the straight. He did so with the J♥ to double in the side pot while Cohen tripled up.
Wesley Blom from under the gun clashed with Max Deveson in the big blind and they got the chips in after the K♠7♥5♥J♣ turn. Blom's A♦A♠ needed help as Deveson had that beat holding the K♦J♦ and the 4♠ river was a blank.
The table was short handed after Deveson had apparently cleaned up, and he also won the next hand by three-betting an open raise by Diane Walker. She folded and was shown the K♦. "What's the other card?" Walker asked and Deveson replied "also a king" without showing.
Blom re-entered to table 11 that itself also had lost several players.
"I needed that one, now you have something to write about," Justin Cohen joked. He had a minor heart attack when Keenan Pienaar joked that there was a straight on the board but that didn't actually happen.
Long story short, Janno Cazemier got it in with K♥J♥ which flopped a flush draw on 10♣7♥5♥ and was up against Q♦Q♣. The 7♦ turn and 9♣ river bricked off and Cohen raked in the pot.
Level: 9
Blinds: 1,000/1,500
Ante: 1,500
The hero earlier on, Joe Rahme has lost a massive pot to Jedd Kossew who stormed to the top of the leaderboard by quite some margin at the end of the first level after dinner.
It was the most classic of setups with the K♣K♦ for Rahme and the A♦A♠ of Kossew that got the chips into the middle. The board ran out 7♥6♣2♠4♥3♥ and that spelled the end for Rahme. Kossew also won the next much smaller pot without showdown against Jon Persent to build his stack further.
Nico Du Toit was eliminated by Jon Persent while Clayton Martin ran into the K♣K♠ of Divan Le Roux to suffer the same fate.
Braam van Huyssteen re-entered after dinner and chipped up through the UK's Ben after he barreled on a board of 7♠4♠2♥6♥10♥ with the final bet worth 15,000. Ben folded and the pot was sent to van Huyssteen.
The cards were all but rushed away and the pot was shipped to Jacobus de Nysschen in the big blind. His 7♦6♦ had flopped the bottom end of the straight on the 10♠9♣8♦ flop and held against Stefan Bittger, who went into the showdown with Q♣10♥ for top pair and a gutshot to the superior straight.
Earlier today, de Nysschen had mentioned that he had chipped up several times only to "get knocked back down".
Max Deveson opened to 3,000 and earned two callers including Wesley Blom in the next seat. On the A♦5♠5♦ flop, Deveson bet 3,000 when checked to and Blom was the only caller. That led to the J♦ turn on which Deveson checked, Blom moved all-in and forced a quick fold.
Picking up the action on the 10♣9♣7♠2♠ turn, Divan Le Roux checked and then called a bet worth 13,000 by Alan Jung, He opted to lead the 10♠ river for 25,000 and Jung used two time banks before he called.
Le Roux tabled his K♠8♠ for a flush and Jung mucked his cards with plenty of disappointment.
Eban Lottering called a bet by Braam van Huyssteen and then got it in for 29,700 on the A♣8♥7♠9♥ turn to get snapped off.
Eban Lottering: J♠10♦
Braam van Huyssteen: A♠K♠
The turned nut straight had locked up the double already ahead of the J♣ river. Van Huyssteen was left with fumes and busted shortly thereafter.
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