Leigh Warne found himself all in for his last 6,500 preflop and was at risk against Sean Dunwoodie who had called from the big blind.
Sean Dunwoodie: 
Leigh Warne: 
The board ran out 
to see Dunwoodie take down the pot with the superior kicker.
There was roughly 15,000 already in the pot between Andrew Hinrichsen and one other opponent. The board showed 
and Hinrichsen's one opponent checked it over. Hinrichsen then put out a bet of 9,000 which sent his opponent into the tank. He thought for about a minute before he finally called.
Hinrichsen turned up his 
for two pair and it was good as his opponent just flashed a 
before pitching it into the muck. With that, Hinrichsen took down the pot and put him up to around 55,000 chip.
Jason Pritchard raised to 600 from middle position and was called by the player in the cutoff, Majib Saab on the button, as well as the player in the big blind.
The flop came 
and the big blind checked. Pritchard bet 1,500. The cutoff folded. Saab then re-raised forcing a fold from the big blind. Pritchard called with his remaining 8,075 in chips and was at risk.
Jason Pritchard:
Majib Saab: 
Pritchard had flopped a straight and was up against Saab's top-two pair. The board ran out favourably for Pritchard with the and 
not improving Saab's hand.
The board read 
and Errolyn Strang was all in for 6,500 and was matched by her opponent.
Strang hekd and had taken down the pot against her opponent who was showing 
. The kicker was enough to see Strang survive further in this event.
Zhi Ma committed roughly 10,000 chips against one opponent's preflop shove. Ma's call was four roughly half of his own stack, putting his opponent at risk.
Zhi Ma:
Opponent: 
The flop came down 
which was trouble for Ma, and the 
on the turn left him drawing to only a chop. The river was the 
which changed nothing so Ma was forced to send over the chips, doubling up his opponent and leaving him with roughly 9,000 chips.
Level: 4
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
The players are on their first 10-minute break of the day.
With the board showing 
the player in the small blind bet 5,000 and Shivan Abdine called from middle position.
Both players then opted to check as the completed the board. The small blind then flipped over his for a set of aces and Abdine went to muck his hand.
He took a look at his cards and realised he had a flush before turning over his 
after thinking he lost set-over-set. He apologised before raking in the pot.
Before the flop, Michael Hahn looked to be facing a raise to 1,100. With the action on him, he re-raised, making it 3,000. His opponent called.
The flop was 
and Hahn continued, first to act, betting 2,225. His opponent thought for a while, then called.
On the turn, Hahn fired again, making it 5,000. His opponent tanked, then called.
The river was the 
and Hahn bet again. This time making it 14,000 and leaving himself with just over a thousand behind. His opponent tanked for some time, but eventually he decided to fold, so Hahn took down the pot with no showdown.
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