Jason Pritchard had dropped down even further in chips while Corey Kempson added more piles to his growing tower. Pritchard then bounced back when he clashed with Anastasia Tyulyakova as both tabled two premium pairs in showdown.
Anastasia Tyulyakova: 
Jason Pritchard: 
The board came 
and that spelled the end for Tyulyakova.
"Unlucky Anastasia," another player at the table said and she left with the words "it's okay."
Nicholas Woodhams raised to 9,000 from under the gun and Blake Lockwood shoved from the cutoff for 73,500. Action folded back to Woodhams who made the call.
Blake Lockwood: 
Nicholas Woodhams: 
The board ran out 
for Woodhams to find another jack on the turn for a set to eliminate Lockwood from the Main Event.
Gary Benson joined the feature table to fill the seat previously occupied by Errolyn Strang.
Patrick Yazbeck is no longer in his seat as Trevor Godfrey had been moved there and a big hand played out that involved Christopher Colaneri and Yisi Zhang. The former was all in for 163,500 and Zhang quickly called.
Christopher Colaneri:
Yisi Zhang: 
The board came 
and Colaneri spiked the two outer to survive.
The seat of Matthew Wakeman was empty and Con Angelakis was busy trying to rake in a pile of yellow T-5,000 chips. Will Davies was kind enough to provide the details as to what happened.
According to Davies, Angelakis had raised to 10,000 on button and picked up two callers in Wakeman out of the small blind and Chad Awerbuch in the big blind. Wakeman bet the 
with one heart for 9,000 and Awerbuch folded, Angelakis raised to 25,000 and was called. On the turn, Wakeman led for 28,000 and Angelakis called to then face a jam for 135,000 on the 
river.
Angelakis tank-called with queens and Wakeman showed 
to join the rail.
The 2011 Sydney Champs Main Event Champion Errolyn Strang has been eliminated when all the chips went in on the 
board when she held 
. Wenjian Qiu had called and covered her stack with 
.
The rest of the board was completed with the on the turn and the on the river to not bring any help to Strang as she was eliminated.
The board read 
with around 70,000 in the middle already.
Trevor Godfrey bet 40,500 from the small blind and David Hirst had dived into the tank from the cutoff. After a while, Hirst decided to make the call. Godfrey showed he held 
for the pair of aces but Hirst held for the turned two pair to scoop the pot.
Graeme Putt was all in for the last 35,000 with the and Luke Edwards had the superior stack but inferior hand heading in the showdown, as he turned over the .
On a board of 
, Putt secured a double. Gary Benson next to him had previously doubled once more as well and is nearing the average.
One table over there are two seat open as Tien Phan as well as David Hanlon were no longer in contention. Hanlon lost a flip with ace-king against the of Joe Antar, the board came jack-high.
The cards of Matthew Mcguigan were already in the muck and he headed to the rail as Peter Dykes had the winning hand with 
on a board of 
. According to Vanig Kalpakian, Mcguigan had been at risk with and didn't get there.
Paul Elliot jammed for around 60,000 with the and Marc Seymour looked him up with .
Elliot flopped best on , but the turn and 
river gave Seymour the straight.
On a flop of , Hamish Crawshaw ended up all in for 131,500 with the and Cezary Klimczak looked him up with the 
. The turn and the 
river changed nothing whatsoever and Crawshaw doubled.
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