Less than two minutes later, Ali Ahmed claimed yet another scalp, polishing off the last of Thomas Peggs' stack. Peggs had jammed 
in the hijack for 665,000 and Ahmed called in the cutoff with 
. Peggs leapt in front on the 
flop, but leapt behind again with the 
turn and river as his two pair was counterfeited and Ahmed's queen played.
Short stacked for all of this level, Chun Lu finally moved his last 300,000 in preflop with 
. Chip monster Ali Ahmed made the call with and the 
board brought no help for the shorter player.
Ryan Kilbey, who'd been pretty active at the start of the final table, had nevertheless not managed to build too much of a stack, and jammed in the hijack for 410,000 when he found an open spot with . Button Daniel Stancer gave him a spin with 
and it worked out for him: the board came down 
.
Ali Ahmed immediately polished off his recent opponent Paul Herbertson, who jammed under the gun for 875,000 with . Ahmed made the call with what turned out to be a dominating 
and held over the 
run-out.
Ali Ahmed opened to 115,000 under the gun, called buy hijack Paul Herbertson alone. Ahmed fired 110,000 on the 
flop, again called by Herbertson. On the 
turn, Ahmed started to speculate: "Ace-high no good then." Despite declaring this, he bet out 400,000.
Herbertson went into the tank, self counting (he had just under 800,000 left) while Ahmed talked at him.
"What you got, queen-jack?"
"I got a lot better than that," answered Herbertson.
"I'm going to hit it on the river," warned Ahmed.
"That means I'm ahead," concluded Herbertson, at which point the conversation became one-sided and ended with Ahmed asking, "Have you grown your balls yet?" which cracked up the table even as someone called the clock.
Herbertson passed, showing the and Ahmed showed the .
Level: 27
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
Daniel Stancer opened what was to be Kyle Soakell's final pot to 110,000, and Soakell moved all-in for 650,000. It wasn't Stancer who made the call, however, but Soakell's neighbour Ali Ahmed. The flat call sparked the folding instinct in Stancer, and the two hands were on their backs:
Soakell: 
Ahmed:
The board: 
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Level: 26
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 50,000
Liam McMurray opened on the button for 85,000, and was called by small blind Paul Herbertson before big blind Jed Turnbull announced that his chips - all three million of them - were all-in. McMurray called (for 1,170,000), Herbertson passed.
McMurray: 
Turnbull: 
The higher face-card pair held up over the 
run-out and McMurray takes over the top spot in the counts.
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