Catching action on the turn with a board of 
Sam Higgs called what looked to be a check-raise from Luke Martinelli for 25,400 creating a big pot heading to the river.
On the 
river, Martinelli just moved all in for 51,000.
"Pocket twos?" Higgs asked. "You're not worried about my flush, aye?"
Eventually, Higgs folded so Martinelli took down the pot to move over 100,000 chips.
Robert Spano raised to 6,000 from the hijack and was called by Sam Higgs in the small blind.
The flop came 
and Higgs checked. Spano bet 7,500. Higgs then moved all in relatively quickly having Spano covered.
"Ok," announced Spano, before making the call for his tournament life.
Robert Spano: 
Sam Higgs: 
Spano had top pair and was in front against Higgs who was drawing to a flush.
The board would run out the 
and 
to see Spano fade the diamonds resulting in a double up.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
From the hijack, Ebon Bokody opened with a raise to 5,500. Action folded to the small blind whre Jan Suchanek three-bet, making it 12,000. Gatuam Dhingra was in the big blind and he dropped into the tank.
"Please don't reach for chips, please don't reach for chips," Suchanek pleaded.
But his wish was denied when Dhingra put in a four-bet to 31,000. Bokody quickly folded and Suchanek followed behind with a fold as well.
Dhingra revealed his 
after the hand with a smile.
"I play solid," Dhingra said. "Jonno can vouch for me. "
"It's what you're known for actually," Jonathan Kamaralikis replied.
"I had one of your outs," Suchanek joked.
Jarred Graham raised to 5,000 from under the gun and was called by Jason Pritchard in the hijack as well as Luke Martinelli in the big blind. The flop came 
and Martinelli checked. Graham followed with a check. Pritchard bet 6,500. Martinelli called. Graham then moved all in over the top for 122,000. Both his opponents snap-folded their hands.
The 50 players in this event created a prizepool of $950,000. A total of 5 players will be paid with first place receiving $356,250 as well as a World Series of Poker Circuit ring and 50 points towards the Casino Championship race.
Here's a look at the full payouts:
| Place | Prize |
|---|---|
| 1 | $356,250 |
| 2 | $220,210 |
| 3 | $153,330 |
| 4 | $118,845 |
| 5 | $101,365 |
Sam Higgs raised to 5,400 from the button and was called by Jason Pritchard and Mladen Vukovic in the blinds.
The flop came 
and the action checked to Higgs who bet 8,000. Pritchard then raised to 22,000. Vukovic folded. Higgs called.
The turn brought the 
and Pritchard led out for 27,000. Higgs called.
Both players then opted to check as the completed the board.
Pritchard tabled 
for a pair ace-high and took down the pot after Higgs showed 
for a pair with his jack-kicker.
"F***! Lucky the spade didn't come," said a relieved Higgs following the hand, after a flush card didn't appear on the river.
Andy Lee shoved his seventeen big-blind stack all in preflop and was matched by Jan Suchanek.
Jan Suchanek:
Andy Lee: 
The board ran out 
to see Lee unable to improve before being sent to rail.
Jonathan Karamalikis opened with a raise to 5,200 and Ebon Bokody called next to act. Action folded to the cutoff where Shivan Abdine moved all in for roughly 45,000. Action folded back to Karamalikis who moved all in over the top. Bokody folded.
Jonathan Karamalikis: 
Shivan Abdine:
The flop wasn't good for Abdine when it came 
and the on the turn ended matter quickly. The river was the 
and that was it for Abdine who hit the rail. Karamalikis is up to about 110,000 after taking in the pot.
Daniel Laidlaw raised from under the gun before Matt Wakeman moved all in for 39,900 from the small blind. Laidlaw called.
Matt Wakeman: 
Daniel Laidlaw: 
Wakeman was in trouble until the board ran out 
to see him take down the pot after rivering a flush.
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