James Hartigan raised from the button to 7,000 and Daisuke Ogita defended in the big blind.
The A♠9♥4♠ flop saw Ogita check-call a bet of 5,000 from Hartigan.
Ogita also checked on the 8♦ turn. Hartigan bet again for 10,000 and Ogita check-raised, moving all in for Hartigan's effective stack of 60,000.
Hartigan, pained by his decision, chose to toss his cards into the muck.
The pot stood at 27,000 with two players looking at a board of 7♣6♦3♣5♠.
Shannon Shorr, in the big blind, bet out for 10,000. Andrew Hulme, in early position, made the call.
The A♣ river saw Shorr size down with a bet of 7,000. Hulme thought on his decision before putting in a raise to 50,000. Shorr went deep into the tank, finally electing to make the fold.
It was a blind on blind scenario and Nicholas Djohan raised to 6,000 in the small blind and the big blind moved all in for about 18,000 effective.
Nicholas Djohan: Q♥J♦ 
Big blind: 2♠2♣
Q♠3♣5♥9♥6♦ was the runout and Djohan's queens were the winner with top pair.
The button raised to 6,000 and Jack Germaine three-bet to 18,000 from the big blind. The button four-bet jammed for approximately 70,000 and Germaine snap-called.
Button: 5♣5♠
Jack Germaine: 10♠10♣
The board ran out 2♠7♠8♠3♦4♣; no help for the button and Germaine was the beneficiary of his stack.
Level: 13
Blinds: 2,000/3,000
Ante: 3,000
The remaining players have been sent on another 15-minute break.
Travis Egbert was on a short stack of just around 13,000 chips and moved all in from the hijack. Qing Liu called on the button and Quan Zhou went all in from the small blind for 113,500. Liu thought for a while before finally deciding to make the call.
Travis Egbert: 2♠2♣
Quan Zhou: K♦K♣
Qing Liu: 10♠10♥
Egbert ran into two big hands on his short stack, while Zhou had by far the best chances for his double-up with kings.
However, the flop came Q♠4♦2♦, sending the worst hand into a commanding lead.
The turn 9♥ and river 6♥ changed nothing and Egbert got the triple-up, while Zhou won a big side pot of around 170,000 chips.
The pot stood at approximately 30,500 with two players looking at a full board of 6♦5♦4♥5♣J♠.
Matthias Lipp, in the big blind, placed a wager large enough to put his opponent, Jamil Wakil, in early position all in for his effective stack of approximately 25,500. Wakil went deep into the tank, thinking for some time before making the call.
Jamil Wakil: A♦K♠
Matthias Lipp: 6♥5♠
This big blind special saw Lipp turn a full house, besting the hero call of Wakil, sending him to the rail.
The action was caught with 15,000 in the middle with the full board having been dealt K♥5♥7♠9♥A♥.
The small blind checked the action to Robbie Bull, in middle position, who bet out 10,000. The small blind thought before making a reluctant call. Bull tabled A♣J♥ for a flush, winning him this pot.
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