On a flop of , the action checked to Jason Giuliano and he bet 75,000. Ang Italiano and Jackie Glazier folded, but Gary Benson moved all in for 273,000 with Giuliano calling.
Giuliano:
Benson:
With Benson trailing and needing a club or ace, the turn and river landed the and to end his tournament in 15th place for an AU$25,629 payday.
Victor Teng opened to 30,000 and Gary Benson called in the cutoff before Jason Giuliano three-bet the button to 80,000. Both Teng and Benson called as the flop was checked through.
The turn brought the and Teng led out for 107,000 with Benson quickly mucking before Giuliano raised to 275,000. Teng contemplated for several minutes before making the call as the river landed the and Teng checked.
Giuliano pushed out a stack of chips amounting to a bet of 500,000 as Teng went into the tank for several minutes once again. Eventually Giuliano called time, and with that, Teng kicked his cards to the muck as Giuliano flashed his .
With that pot, Giuliano claims the chip lead as he sits with 2.3 million to Teng's 1.8 million.
Joachim Chia moved all in for his last 120,000 in chips from the hijack. Scott Davies was seated to his immediate left and moved all in over the top forcing a fold from the players on the button and in the blinds.
Chia:
Davies:
The board ran out to see Davies hold with his pair of queens as Chia was sent to the rail in 16th place collecting $25,629 for his efforts.
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flop.
and all three players checked as the 
landed on the river and Giuliano bet out 150,000 with only Kassela calling.
, but it would be Kassela's 
that would see him scoop the pot.
and Antonios was eliminated in 14th place as Italiano climbed to 550,000 in chips.
and 
to end his tournament in 15th place for an AU$25,629 payday.
and Teng led out for 107,000 with Benson quickly mucking before Giuliano raised to 275,000. Teng contemplated for several minutes before making the call as the river landed the 
and Teng checked.
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