Right after the double elimination, Jean Souprayenmestry moved all-in for the last 180,000 and was called by Divan Le Roux in the next seat.
Jean Souprayenmestry: 8♥8♠ 
Divan Le Roux: J♥9♥
The board ran out A♠9♦4♠K♦10♠ and Le Roux paired his nine to eliminate Souprayenmestry in 14th place for ZAR 81,855.
Level: 24
Blinds: 30,000/50,000
Ante: 50,000
Hennie Appel raised to 100,000 and then faced the shove by Ahmed Karrim, who counted out his 765,000 to the dot. It folded to Darren Kramer in the small blind and he used multiple time banks before he declared all-in.
Once it was on Appel, he asked for a count and the all-in for Kramer was exactly 760,000, one chip short of Karim. Three time banks later, Appel called to create a three-way all-in.
Ahmed Karrim: A♠K♣
Darren Kramer: 10♣10♠
Hennie Appel: A♦K♦
The dramatic roller coaster that was to follow gathered a small rail around the outer table. The K♥8♣6♦ flop pulled Karrim and Appel into the lead. Kramer then improved to a set with the 10♦ turn but the Q♦ on the river gave Appel the nut flush for the double knockout.
Since Kramer was covered by a single chip, he took 16th place for ZRA 68,840 and Karrim finished in 15th place for ZAR 81,855.
Giovanni Zanette limped the button with the 6♠6♣ and Colin Horgan did so with the 5♠4♠ in the small blind. Edgar Antezana then jammed the Q♣10♣ from the big blind for 470,000 and Zanette called, Horgan folded.
The Q♥J♠9♦K♦3♦ board gave Antezana a straight for the double.
Ahmed Karrim has lost more than half of his stack while Ronit Chamani chipped up. The stacks are now more even behind Nic Ioannoy, who thrones atop on the outer table by a wide margin.
Wessel Conradie raised to 100,000 on the button and Giovanni Zanette three-bet jammed the superior stack from the big blind. His opponent leaned back in disgust, sighed and mulled it over. Conradie then called for 915,000 total.
Wessel Conradie: A♣10♣
Giovanni Zanette: K♠Q♥
The A♠8♣2♣A♥8♥ board improved Conradie on each street and he left Zanette among the shorter stacks on the feature table.
Ahmed Karrim check-called the 5♦3♣3♥ flop for 150,000 when Nic Ioannoy bet from the button. They checked the 2♥ turn and Karrim check-called the A♣ river for another 300,000. Ioannoy tabled the A♦A♥ for another hidden pair of aces to scoop a big pot with aces full, surpassing Karrim on the outer table.
Hennie Appel raised to 100,000 in middle position and Muzamil Gothey then jammed for the 265,000 he had behind one seat over on the other side of the dealer. All players behind folded and Appel quickly called.
Muzamil Gothey: Q♥J♥
Hennie Appel: A♦Q♠
The K♦4♦3♦ flop left Gothey on thin ice, and the 2♣ turn brought no help. Neither did the 6♣ river, as Gothey departed in 17th place for ZAR 68,840.
Edgar Antezana raised to 80,000 with the A♣K♥ and both blinds called including Wessel Conradie and Matthew Whitelaw.
The 7♥3♦2♦ flop saw Conradie check and Whitelaw bet 60,000. Antezana called and Conradie then jammed for 540,000 and
Wessel Conradie: 10♣7♣
Matthew Whitelaw: 7♦5♣
The 10♦ turn improved Conradie further and the 8♣ river secured his double.
Jean Souprayenmestry was all-in on the outer tables with the 10♦10♥ against the K♠J♠ of Nic Ioannoy.
The A♠Q♠4♣ flop was a massive sweat, but the 7♦ turn as well as the 2♥ river were both blanks against the odds.
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