The flop read 
and action was on David Singontiko who opted to check. The only other player in the hand was Marco Oliveira who bet out 13,000. Singontiko raised and made it 29,000. Oliveira made the call and both players were allowed to see the turn.
The 
on fourth street saw Singontiko fire out 45,000. After a few moments Oliveira moved all in for around 240,000. Singontiko had less chips and would be the one at risk, if he called. He did indeed make the call and cards were exposed.
Singontiko: 
Oliveira: 
Singontiko possessed the superior two pair for now, but there was still a river to be exposed. The dealer plopped down the 
and with that Singontiko was awarded the pot.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
340,000
214,000
|
214,000 |
|
||
|
120,000
40,000
|
40,000 |
of Campelo that out flipped the 
of Brown in a pre flop encounter. The board was 
and Campelo moved up to 241,000, whilst Brown now has 310,000.
flop though took that lead away and gave it to the short stack.
. Fletcher check-called a Dudley flop bet, before the 
and Tran placed a bet that would put Shelton all in. Shelton said "I'm probably behind, but I have no choice" and made the call. Shelton was wrong though and his 
then fell for the river and that was it for Shelton's tournament life.
and with the river 10 Campelo grabbed hold of a straight and was able to send Rohr to the rail.
