Chris Moussa raised to 4,500 from the late position and the player in the cutoff shoved. Phil Siddell decided to put a whole stack of yellow 5,000-value chips in from the button for the rest of the table, including Moussa, to fold.
Cutoff: 
Phil Siddell: 
The board ran out 
for Siddell to hit top pair on the flop to eliminate his opponent.
The roller coaster ride of Laurence Hall has come to an end over on the feature table.
Hall pushed for the last 23,000 on a 
flop and tabled 
in showdown against the pocket kings of Phat Nguyen. Neither the 
turn nor the 
river improved Hall and he was sent to the rail.
Shortly after, the empty seat was filled by Guangyu Wang.
The cards of Michelle Psarras were all but rushed away and Connie Graham confirmed that Psarras had ended up second-best with 
against her on a board of 
.
Level: 10
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
On a heads-up flop of 
, Sarah Saifi faced a check-raise from 8,000 to 17,000 and pushed all in to force a fold from her opponent.
Shortly after, Saifi was in the big blind and three-bet an open raise to 8,600, which the initial raiser called. Saifi bet the 
flop for 7,700 and folded when her opponent jammed for 26,000.
Mark Betts raised to 4,000 from the early position and Jason Sarkis called on the button. Laurence Hall shoved from the small blind for 23,000. Betts took a few seconds but folded while Sarkis did the opposite after considering his options as he made the call.
Laurence Hall: 
Jason Sarkis:
The board ran out 
for Hall to improve to a full house on the river to double up.
Patrick Laoyont limped in from the early position and Jason Sarkis raised to 4,500 from the late position. Wai Au three-bet shoved for 44,000 on the button for the blinds to fold. Laoyont also shoved for 45,400 in total for Sarkis to let his hand go.
Wai Au:
Patrick Laoyont: 
The flop came 
with the ace in the window to give Au top pair.
The turn was the to now also give Au the nut-flush draw to leave one out left for Laoyont to not double Au up.
The river completed the board with the 
for Laoyont to hit the one card he could use to eliminate Au while the whole table and the rail looked on stunned at how the runout went.
Hussein Chamas limped in and Yesha Punjabi jammed for 14,100, which Chamas called.
Punjabi was trailing with 
versus but spiked a four on the flop of a 
board.
Punjabi then jammed for 32,000 into two limpers and forced folds all around.
The board read 
with a substantial pot brewing in the middle already of around 30,000.
Tony Nardi checked in the small blind and Daniel Awad bet from mid-position for both Kumar K.A in the hijack and Nardi to make the call.
The river completed the board with the jh], Nardi checked, Awad bet 45,000, and K.A shoved. Nardi shook his head and folded while Awad snap-called with for the overpair. K.A tabled 
for the set of treys to eliminate Awad and rake in the big pot.
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