"I got blinded out," Sugen Singh said when he pushed all-in for 16,000 from under the gun. Kinesh Pather in the small blind and David Ng in the big blind called, then checked it down on the A♦K♠J♠K♦3♣ runout.
Singh tripled with A♠10♥ as Pather's 7♠5♣ and the Q♣7♥ of Ng were no good.
Heads-up to the K♣Q♥4♠A♠ turn, Chrissy Luyt bet 26,000 and NT called. They checked the K♦ river and NT showed his A♦10♦, which ended up as the winning hand as Luyt nodded and mucked.
The feature tables were switched with table nine going up, and Menesh Keshav arrived after his previous table broke. With now 45 players remaining, there are five tables in play with nine players each.
Level: 17
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
The final hand of the level brought another all-in showdown on the outer tables while most other players had already gone on their first scheduled 15-minute break.
Ben had four-bet jammed into Nadav Mazor, who reluctantly called with the covering stack after using a time bank.
Ben: 9♠9♥ 
Nadav Mazor: Q♥Q♠
The J♣10♦3♠A♣4♦ board changed nothing and Ben departed in 46th place.
Wesley Blom was all-in with a shorter stack and tabled the A♥7♥. He was up against the J♣10♥ of Gerrit van der Spoel and the board ran out K♦J♠6♠Q♦6♦ to eliminate the always jovial Blom. Soon after, Janno Cazemier departed from the feature table to reduce the field further.
Muzamil Gothey defended the big blind against a cutoff raise by Gregory Maistry and the 7♦6♥4♥ flop brought a check-call by Gothey. On the 10♣ turn, Gothey check-raised to 35,000 and Maistry made it 78,000 to go. The shove by Gothey was instantly called.
Gregory Maistry: 9♦8♦
Muzamil Gothey: 7♠7♥
The river was the A♥ and Maistry doubled for 167,000.
Nic Ioannoy was all-in with a depleted short stack and tabled the 8♥7♣. He was up against SM with the A♠6♦ and could not get back in the game, as the board ran out A♦4♣3♦J♦5♠.
Banks Solomons raised to 20,000 and Ben called in the next seat. Jarred Solomon three-bet to 65,000 and both opponents called.
On the A♣8♣2♣ flop, the shove by Solomon for 61,000 was check-called by both and the two active players checked down the 5♥ turn as well as the 6♥ river.
Solomon tabled the A♦K♦ for top pair and top kicker, while Solomons had that beat with the 8♦8♥ for a set of eights. That won the entire pot as Ben only had J♠J♣.
Johan De Graaff was forced all-in out of the blinds once more and up against the 7♠7♣ of Quintin Heather-Clark. He had two under cards with 6♠4♣ and was drawing dead on the Q♣7♦4♥A♦ turn to make the 9♦ river a formality.
The tournament is now on the stone cold money bubble with around 14 minutes left in the level.
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