Dylan Lask opened to 6,300,000 from the cutoff and Morten Christensen called in the blinds.
The flop fell 
and went check-check. On the turn 
, Christensen check-called a bet for 5,300,000.
The river fell a 
and Christensen fired 17,000,000. "I think King high is good" said Lask before tanking for some time. He eventually called with 
but only to see 
in Christensen's hand for a set of eights.
Short-stack Christopher Fitzgerald, down to just a little over four big blinds, had been taking his time in the previous hands with the big payjump looming between 19th and 18th place. However, from under the gun with 
, he went for it and found a caller in big blind Andrei Konopelko with 
.
Konopelko spiked a fortuitous flop with 
, albeit Fitzgerald was still drawing very live with his nut flush draw and overcard. Neither the 
turn nor 
river helped him, though, ending his bid in 19th place.
The remaining eighteen players moved to the two outer feature stages in the Thunderdome and did a redraw for the final two tables.
| Seat | Main Feature | Outer Feature |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dylan Lask | Adrian Curry |
| 2 | Sharavan Chhabria | Evan Johnson |
| 3 | Daniel Ghobrial | Andrei Konopelko |
| 4 | Nicholas Chow | Rafi Elharar |
| 5 | Paul Cullen | Walter Atwood |
| 6 | Femi Fashkin | Danny Ehrenberger |
| 7 | Morten Christensen | David Uvaydov |
| 8 | David Rasmussen | Diogo Veiga |
| 9 | Andrew Mckenzie | Kathy Holz |
Nicholas Chow went all in under-the-gun and was called by Morten Christensen in middle position. The remaining players folded and the players tabled their hands.
Nicholas Chow: 
Morten Christensen: 
The board of 
was a safe one for Chow, who happily scooped the pot.
In one of the first hands after the redraw, Diogo Veiga saw a flop with Andrei Konopelko. On an 
flop, Konopelko check-called 7,000,000 from the bracelet winner before the turn got checked through.
On the 
river, Konopelko bet 16,500,000, Veiga raised what appeared to be small, but Konopelko quickly waved the white flag regardless.
Directly after, Konopelko was in the small blind and bet 6,000,000 on a 
flop. Rafi Elharar raised to 17,000,000 and once again, the Belarusian winged his cards into the muck.
Andrei Konopelko opened to 6,000,000 and Rafi Elharar raised on the button. Danny Ehrenberger moved all in from the blinds for around 32,000,000 and Konopelko called while Elharar folded.
With 
for Ehrenberger versus for Konopelko, he was in good shape to double up, which he did after a board 
.
The remaining two tables are now on a 60-minute dinner break.
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