Imran Bhojani raised to 85,000 from an early position with the A♥9♥ with 15 big blinds behind. Alvin Pillay then jammed for 440,l000 and Ahmed Karrim called, everyone else including Bhojani folded.
Alvin Pillay: A♣K♦ 
Ahmed Karrim: 10♦10♣
Pillay had 43% versus 57% but the 8♦7♣6♣J♠Q♠ board provided no help to send Pillay out in 23rd place.
Divan Le Roux raised to 60,000 in the hijack and Hennie Appel called in the next seat. Rudalf Frick then pushed all-in for 335,000 on the button and Le Roux asked for a count, folded. Appel snap-called and Frick sighed when he spotted the rockets on the other side of the table.
Rudalf Frick: A♥Q♥
Hennie Appel: A♦A♣
The 7♦5♥4♦Q♦K♠ board changed nothing whatsoever and Frick had to settle for 24th place, earning ZAR 48,580 for his efforts.
The shortest stack on the final three tables by now, Jaryd Jardien, moved all-in for 180,000, fellow short stack Alvin Pillay who had been moved to the live stream table also got his chips into the middle as well.
Jaryd Jardien: Q♦J♠
Alvin Pillay: A♥J♦
The 8♦6♦5♠10♥4♣ runout was not much of a sweat and Jardien had to settle for ZAR 41,785, ensuring a small pay jump for the other 24 remaining contenders.
Harold Brooks raised to 60,000 and Rohan Conradie called in the cutoff. Jehan Richards then jammed his short stack from the button and Brooks called, Conradie folded.
Jehan Richards: 8♠8♥
Harold Brooks: 9♣9♦
The dominated pair needed to improve, but Richards failed to hit anything on the 10♦3♠3♣5♣7♦ runout to become the second casualty on the live stream table after the dinner break.
Almost immediately after coming back from the dinner break, Johnny Bland was all-in on the feature table to get looked up by Matthew Whitelaw as the initial raiser, while fellow shorter stack Muzamil Gothey folded the A♣J♠.
Johnny Bland: 6♣6♥
Matthew Whitelaw: 10♦10♠
There was no help on a board of Q♥7♣2♥3♠4♣ and Bland bowed out in 27th place for ZAR ZAR 41,785.
Over on the outer tables, Colin Horgan defended the big blind against Russel Wheatley and check-called the A♣3♣2♥ flop for 50,000.
After the 4♠ turn, Horgan check-raised to 125,000 and Wheatley pushed all-in for a large stack.
"How much is it?" Horgan said and vaulted out of his seat. The shove was for 640,000 and Horgan used two time banks during which he mentioned "I have a set". He eventually called to create a massive pot.
Russel Wheatley: A♠10♦
Colin Horgan: 2♠2♣
The 7♠ river didn't bring the unlikely chop and Wheatley crashed out in 28th place.
Ahmed Karrim opened the action with a raise to 30,000 and it folded to SM in the big blind, who pushed all-in for 370,000. Having previously doubled off Karrim, he was called and once more pipped by the kicker.
SM: A♦Q♠
Ahmed Karrim: A♥K♠
There was no shenanigans this time on the 9♣8♥5♠6♥10♦ runout and Karrim vaulted back to the stack he had when they moved to the live stream table.
After an elimination on the live stream table, the next all-in and call unfolded on the outer tables.
Adrian Andritz was all-in preflop with 5♦5♥ and up against the J♥J♣ of Giovanni Zanette on the button.
There was no help on the A♠Q♦7♥2♠7♣ runout and one of the most dangerous players in the fields busted, while an equally big threat for everyone else chipped up.
MAJ had been eliminated from the feature table in 38th place just before the break and Jedd Kossew was the next to fall on the outer tables when play resumed.
He jammed the A♦2♦ into the 5♥5♣ of Rudalf Frick in the next seat blind on blind.
The 8♥4♠2♣Q♥J♣ board provided no help and Kossew bowed out next.
Matthew Mulhall then only had six blinds behind in the big blind and called all-in to a big button raise by Jean Souprayenmestry.
Matthew Mulhall: Kx3x
Jean Souprayenmestry: J♥J♠
The J♦6♥6♠5♥A♦ board gave jacks a full house and Mulhall the walk to the payout desk.
Huawei Sun defended out of the blinds to then get it in after the 10♦3♠2♠ flop and Devid Berlin called from an early position.
Huawei Sun: 7♠6♠
Devid Berlin: K♠Q♠
Sun's flush draw was dominated and the Q♣ turn left him drawing dead prior to the now meaningless 4♣ on the river.
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