On the 9♣3♣2♦4♦ turn, Reagan Benjamin bet 25,000 and Jayson Zulch raised to 60,000. Benjamin reraised to 125,000 for Zulch to call. That led them to the 9♦ river on which Benjamin bet 100,000.
Zulch was visibly annoyed and burned through two time banks before he called. Benjamin tabled his A♥K♠ for a bluff and Zulch won the pot with his A♠5♦ for the wheel.
Alexander Rizvi opened to 10,000 with the 6♣5♣ in the hijack and was popped up to 33,000 by Michael Cupido in the small blind holding the A♠K♦. On the 8♦4♥4♠ flop, Cupido check-called for 30,000 and did so again for 60,000 on the 8♥ turn.
The 10♥ fell on the river and Cupido checked once more. Rizvi fired a bet of 130,000 and was called by the ace to lose a decent chunk of his stack.
Once Marko Nortje gets chips, he can be relentless and table 11 may very well see that unfold in the next couple of hours.
In three-way action to the A♥A♣Q♠J♣ turn, Karin Hasseriis checked and Nortje bet 32,000. Alexandre Blanc called and Hasseriis folded. Nortje then piled more on the 3♥ river and Blanc folded to get shown the 7♣ by Nortje.
Jon Persent raised to 12,000 from under the gun and was only called by Jehan Richards in the cutoff. On a flop of K♦J♠9♦, Persent continued for 10,000 and Richards called. The same action repeated on the 3♣ turn for 35,000 and Persent checked the A♦ river.
Richards bet 67,000 with 100,000 behind and was paid off to show the Q♦5♦ for a flush, Persent mucked the Q♠10♠ for the flopped nut straight.
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Divan van Wyk was all-in for a short stack of 95,000 on the previous feature table and he was looked up by Billy Henderson.
Divan van Wyk: K♥Q♥ 
Billy Henderson: A♣5♥
The J♠J♥6♠ flop and A♠ turn left van Wyk with only four outs. No ten came but the 9♦ fell on the river to end his run. On a nearby table, Tanith Rothman also bowed out.
On the tail end of a 10♣8♥4♠10♥5♦ board, Dean Hutchison bet 75,000 when checked to by Karin Hasseriis. Once the Scotsman was called, he rolled over the 10♠8♠ for the nut full house to further boost his already large stack.
On the live stream table, Ashley Hira was all-in for a short stack with the A♠7♣ and Daniel Scott looked him up with the K♥Q♣.
The A♦7♦6♠K♣3♦ board kept Hira in contention just over the starting stack.
On the tail end of a 8♦2♣2♠A♦A♠ board, Jacobus de Nysschen made it 55,000 to go and was reluctantly paid off by Marko Nortje. He tabled the 9♣9♦ and Nortje mucked, somewhat surprised that his opponent had found the value bet.
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