Espen Jorstad raised to 3,500,000 in the small blind and was called by Michael Duek in the big blind.
The players checked to the river of the 
board and Jorstad led out for 2,500,000.
Duek then raised to 7,500,000, prompting a quick fold from Jorstad whose stack fell back below 100 million.
Espen Jorstad opened to 2,000,000 under the gun and Adrian Attenborough three-bet to 6,000,000 on the button. Action folded back to Jorstad who four-bet to 13,600,000, and Attenborough called.
The duo checked the 
flop to the 
turn, and Jorstad check-folded to a bet of 7,500,000, prompting some in the room to burst out into a chant of "Aussie Aussie Aussie, Oi Oi Oi!".
Asher Conniff opened to 2,000,000 from under the gun and Jeffrey Farnes three-bet to 5,700,000 on the button. Aaron Duczak four-bet shoved all in for 30,600,000 in the small blind with 
which got Conniff to quickly fold. Farnes asked for a count and deliberated for a couple of minutes before throwing his 
face up into the muck.
On the next hand, Vadim Rozin jammed all in for 10,300,000 from under the gun but got no action as he picked up the blinds and ante.
Philippe Souki moved all in from the hijack for his last 5,550,000. Adrian Attenborough called in the big blind to put the man with the loudest rail in the room at risk.
Philippe Souki: 
Adrian Attenborough: 
The 
flop paired Souki, but the 
on the turn brought straight outs for Attenborough.
The river 
wouldn't bring any of those outs however, and Souki doubled up to over 12 big blinds.
After two folds by Matija Dobric and Asher Conniff, it was David Diaz who raised to 6,300,000 and kept 500,000 behind in the hijack. Matthew Su called on the button and the blinds got out of the way.
The flop brought 
and Diaz got the last of it in for half a big blind with Su calling instantly.
David Diaz: 
Matthew Su: 
Diaz was in need of a seven but found no help on the turn and river to depart in 13th place for $525,000.
Espen Jorstad raised to 3,500,000 in the small blind with the and Michael Duek defended with the 
.
Jorstad bet 1,500,000 on the 
flop, Duek called, and the 
turn was checked to the river. Jorstad bet 8,000,000 and Duek called fairly quickly.
Jorstad tabled his ace-queen, and the Norwegian player claimed the pot to extend his lead and become the first player over the 100 million chip mark.
Matthew Su opened to 2,000,000 from the cutoff and Matija Dobric defended from the big blind. The flop came 
and Dobric check-called a bet of 1,800,000 from Su.
The turn was the 
and both players checked to the on the river. Dobric checked once more and Su quickly checked it back. Dobric rolled over the 
for a full house and was awarded the pot.
Espen Jorstad raised to 2,000,000 from the lojack and Tom Kunze then moved all in for 6,275,000 from the cutoff.
Action folded back to Jorstad who called to put Kunze at risk.
Tom Kunze: 
Espen Jorstad:
The 
flop was safe for the GG Poker qualifier, but the on the turn put him in dire straits. The on the river sealed the deal, and the German was sent to the rail in 14th place.
Michael Duek opened to 2,000,000 in the cutoff and Adrian Attenborough defended the big blind.
The dealer put the flop onto the felt, and Attenborough check-raised a bet of 1,500,000 up to 5,500,000. Duek called after nearly a minute.
The 
landed on the turn, and Attenborough check-folded to a bet of 6,000,000 to concede the pot to Duek.
Matija Dobric opened to 2,000,000 and was called by Matthew Su out of the big blind. On the flop, Su check-called for 1,700,000 and the turn then went check, check.
On the 
river, Su now bet for 6,000,000 into a pot of 8,900,000 with a potential flush out there.
Dobric tanked for nearly three minutes and eventually paid it off to get shown the 
for the top two pair by Su, which was good enough to win the pot.
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