In four-way action to the Q♦9♥5♠ flop, Divan Van Wyk had to fold ace-king while Gustav Louw bet 26,000 with his Q♥J♥ for the top pair. Only Wesley Wessels check-called holding the J♠10♣ for the open-ender and did so again for 29,000 on the 3♦ turn.
Wessels then bluffed the 6♦ river for 77,000, Louw snap-called.
On a flop of J♥8♥4♥, Chad Moolman was all-in and at risk against Gregory Zetler as follows.
Chad Moolman: Q♥J♦ 
Gregory Zetler: K♥K♦
"Blackjack," Moolman grimaced but couldn't get there on the 5♠ turn and 2♦ river.
Two players limped in and Jubal Chetty then jammed for the 98,000 he had left after re-entering recently. Rajeev Poonhath called all-in for 82,000 and the limpers folded.
Rajeev Poonhath: A♣J♠
Jubal Chetty: 10♠8♠
The dominated live cards made a straight on the 10♣9♦7♥J♥4♥ runout.
The re-entries during the late registration period keep on coming with the field inching closer to the guarantee and the following players all re-entered recently.
Jedd Kossew raised to 10,000 with the Q♦J♥ and Billy Henderson called holding the 5♥3♥ in the hijack. The J♣6♣2♦ flop saw Kossew bet 10,000 and get called before they checked the 2♣ turn. Henderson missed his gutshot with the 3♦ river and faced a bet of 20,000, which he called.
Kossew claimed the pot with the superior two pair and jumped above half a million in chips, while Henderson lost a lot from his peak not long ago.
In a duel of pocket pairs, Hennie Matthee got it in with J♣J♥ against the Q♥Q♠ of Karin Hasseriis and the superior pocket pair came out on top of the 10♣5♠2♦K♠7♥ board for Hasseriis to double once again.
The turn showed K♠8♠4♥10♥ and Robin Kayalsum banged his hand on the table after he called all-in against Rudy Frick, exposing his 8♥8♦ for a set. Several players nearby came to see what was happening while a visibly upset Frick revealed the A♦A♠.
The river was the 4♦ and Kayalsum boated up to double for 156,000. Frick then told him not to bang on the table because it was bad etiquette, the outburst could be heard in the entire tournament room.
Philipp Muller was all-in for 95,000 preflop with the A♣Q♠ and dominated by Karin Hasseriis, who had the stronger kicker in A♥K♦.
The A♦9♦2♣4♠2♦ board changed nothing and the kicker played.
SM lost a bigger pot to Billy Henderson on the feature table when the latter outflopped him with a dominated ace.
Henderson then limp-called a raise to 13,000 with the 9♦7♦ and SM held the A♠10♥. Henderson bet the K♦9♥5♥ flop for 25,000 and the J♣ turn for 25,000, both of which SM called. On the 7♣ river, Henderson bet another 50,000 for SM to call and he was left on fumes.
On a heads-up turn of 9♥6♥4♠Q♠, Gareth Duncan bet 60,000 into a loaded pot and Alvin Pillay then moved all-in for 235,000. Duncan went into the tank and reluctantly folded. During that time, Pillay had asked him if he had two pair.
"You show and I show," Pillay suggested and Duncan tabled his 9♦4♦. As promised, Pillay also showed his cards and flashed the 6♦6♠ for a set.
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