Jason Sarkis raised from the cutoff and Anthony Boskovitz shoved from the button for the blinds to fold and Sarkis to make the call.
Anthony Boskovitz: 
Jason Sarkis: 
The flop came 
for Boskovitz to stay ahead and for Sarkis to pick up the flush draw.
The turn was the 
which kept Boskovitz ahead and so did the 
on the river as he doubled up.
Andrew Michael shoved from under the gun and so did Jason Sarkis from the small blind for a bit more. Laurence Hall called in the big blind, having both of his opponents covered.
Andrew Michael:
Jason Sarkis: 
Laurence Hall: 
The flop came 
with the ten in the window to give Sarkis a set and for both Michael and Hall a straight draw.
The turn was the 
which didn't change things much and neither did the 
on the river as Michael was eliminated and Sarkis earned a full double-up through Hall.
Vesko Zmukic joined the feature table to take Michael's old seat.
Dale Marsland raised to 2,200 and Steve Pesce called. Craig Blight jammed for 15,900 and Marsland went all in over the top for 21,700, Pesce folded.
Craig Blight: 
Dale Marsland:
"If I lose, it at least goes to a nice guy," Blight said in table chat. His pocket pair would however hold up on the 
and Marsland lost his last six big blinds shortly after.
Nebojsa Blanusa shoved from mid-position for 30,600 and so did Adam Kharman in the late position for 90,400 for the rest of the table to fold.
Nebojsa Blanusa:
Adam Kharman: 
The flop came 
for them both to hit a pair and Broadway draw but keep Kharman ahead.
The flop was the 
to not change things and neither did the 
on the river as the defending champion was eliminated on his second bullet in the Main Event.
Anthony Boskovitz joined the table shortly after to fill the empty seat.
Todor Kondevski started his last hand with around 16,000 in chips and Dylan Kehoe three-bet to 7,000. Bassam Habib had invested 2,500 until then and folded, while Kondevski moved all in and was snap-called by Kehoe.
Todor Kondevski: 
Dylan Kehoe:
The 
flop left Kondevski in need of a miracle and it was all over after the turn, which made the river a formality.
Brian O'Farrell, Matthew Wakeman, Guangyu Wang and Navid King all share the same table with Wakeman on almost double the starting stack and on the shorter side of things compared to the big stacks. O'Farrell appears to be the current chip leader.
Ehsan Amiri "made a move that didn't work out" as his opponent didn't want to fold pocket tens, and Amiri headed out of the tournament area. He was joined on the rail by Julien Sitbon, while Minh Nguyen and Jarryd Godena had been eliminated before the dinner break already.
Level: 7
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
The 178 remaining players have been sent for a 30-minute dinner break. Play will resume at 7:20 p.m. local time.
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