Two players had revealed their folded cards, one of which was the A♦5♦ of Adam Katz. In showdown, Jonathan Bland was the heavy favourite with K♦K♣ against one of the Savvas siblings with 10♠10♦ and held on the J♦6♦3♠4♣6♥ runout.
Kabir Mulla raised to 3,500 and was called by four opponents with all players checking through the J♥4♦2♥ flop. On the 7♠ turn, Hira was first to act and folded without any prior action. Mulla bet 12,000 and Kiran Moodley was the only caller. Mulla bet again for 26,000 on the 10♣ river and Moodley called.
The A♠Q♥ of Mulla had missed the board and Moodley claimed the pot with the 7♥6♥.
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Four ways to the Q♦Q♥9♠ flop, Jamie McCarthy bet 3,500 and was called by Robin Kayalsum as well as Simon Brown. They checked the K♥ on the turn before McCarthy led the 5Ad] river for 7,500, earning two folds.
Nico Du Toit raised to 2,400 and was called by Sugen Singh. There was a three-bet to 13,000 thereafter before Du Toit then jammed for his last 12,000. Singh folded but the three-bettor called.
Du Toit tabled his A♣A♠ and was up against A♥Q♦. Only a minor sweat came with the Q♥9♦5♦9♥K♠ runout but the aces held for the double.
Level: 6
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
Courtesy of Joshua Heldsinger / SunBet Poker Tour.
Carrie Feinauer raised to 3,800 and was called by Wesley Wessels in the hijack as well as Clive Kikia in the cutoff. On the K♥K♠9♠ flop, only Feinauer check-called a bet worth 2,500 by Kikia and then led the 6♠ turn for 8,000. Kikia called and was somewhat surprised when Feinauer checked the 10♥ river.
After some table chatter between the duo, Kikia checked behind and Feinauer tabled her J♥J♠. Kikia mucked the A♠ and condeded the pot.
Hans van der Hulst raised to 2,200 and then called the shove by Daniel Scott for the last 21,100.
Daniel Scott: A♠10♠ 
Hans van der Hulst: A♥K♥
Scott announced the action while on the smart phone and the A♠5♥4♣Q♥10♥ board was a bittersweet end, as the ten came in the wrong suit to give van der Hulst the nuts.
One table over, Abdul Samsodien busted at the same time and was replaced by Sugen Singh.
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