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.
Matthew Whitelaw raised and then folded to a three-bet by Saurabh Gulati, who showed the 6♦6♣ before raking in the pot.
One table over, Rudolf Fourie ripped it in preflop and exclaimed "I am not bullying anyone" while exposing the A♥K♥.
Back over to the other table, Gulati battled with Jarryd Jardien. Gulati check-raised the A♦10♦10♥6♦ turn and announced 155,000 but put in too many chips. Jardien had invested 55,000 and folded.
"Good fold," Gulati said and flashed the K♦2♦ for the ace-high flush.
Diane Walker raised the button with the 9♠7♠ to 24,000 and Gareth Fourie called with the K♦10♣ in the small blind. Imran Bhojani three-bet to 76,000 with the 7♦3♣ and Fourie was the only caller. Fourie check-called for 27,000 on the A♠A♦J♠ flop and the 8♦ followed on the turn.
Fourie check-called for another 27,000 and Bhojani then gave up to check behind the Q♦ river for Fourie to win the pot.
"How do they always have it?" Christopher Dean gasped on the outer tables when his open shove for 117,000 was looked up by Divan Le Roux in the cutoff and he walked right into a monster.
Christopher Dean: 8♦7♦
Divan Le Roux: A♠A♥
The 6♠3♥2♠ flop saw Dean ask for a five, which he then certainly needed after the 4♠ turn. "A five without spade, please," he demanded. However, the Q♣ river was a blank and Le Roux notched up another knockout with a premium hand.,
Soon after that, Keegan Naidoo was knocked out from the neighbouring table to bring the field down to 41 hopefuls.
The chips keep on flying and the latest all-in and call came from table 11 right in front of the live stream feature table.
Harold Brooks flipped with the J♦J♠ to put Dylan Wilkerson at risk holding the A♦K♦.
Wilkerson took the lead on the K♣4♣4♠ flop and retained it on the 8♦ turn. However, the J♥ river brought another twist to the story and Brooks scored the knockout.
In a preflop all-in on the outer tables, Giovanni Zanette four-bet jammed and Devid Berlin happily called in the next seat.
Devid Berlin: A♦A♠
Giovanni Zanette: A♣K♥
The 10♦6♦6♣7♥10♠ board was no threat for the Lithuanian and he doubled off the larger stack.
Jacobus De Nysschen pushed all-in for 167,000 preflop and he was up against Divan Le Roux in the most classic of flips.
Jacobus De Nysschen: J♠J♥
Divan Le Roux: A♥K♠
The A♦Q♥J♦10♣2♦ board brought a cruel exit for one of the short stacks heading into the day.
Shortly before their table broke, a short-stacked Dhinesh Soopramanien was all-in for 130,000 via open shove with the 5♠5♣. Darren Kramer went over the top from the next seat with 9♠9♦ and the superior pair held all the way on the K♦Q♣7♥K♥8♥ runout.
Level: 18
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
The past hour saw a crazy amount of all-in and call, which have reduced the field rapidly to the last five tables. They have secured the second pay jump, but the chips will certainly be flying soon again.
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