After a slight lull, the action picked right back up with the elimination of Qiang Fu. It was Roger Teska the man to light the fuse in the hand that would blow Fu out of the tournament, though it was Jonathan Karamalikis the man to send him to the rail in what would prove to be a brutal bust out.
Teska sparked the action with a 25,000 raise from the cutoff and Qiang Fu three-bet all-in for a little over 250,000 from the button. Jonathan Karamalikis peeked down at his how cards and four-bet shoved and Teska took the hint and got out of the way.
Jonathan Karamalikis: 
Qiang Fu: 
Fu was the at risk player but had the dominating hand, much to the chagrin of Karamalikis' watching rail. The 
flop was of no help, taking away one of Karamalikis' ace outs as that would give Fu the nut flush.
However, the 
spades came down on the turn to whoops from the Australian cheerleaders and the 
river would be the last card Fu would see in the tournament.
"That's a brutal way to go," said Karamalikis as he shook Fu's hand, and the latter could only agree, shaking his head sadly as he headed off to collect the AU$105,735 for fourth., while Karamalikis climbed to 550,000 after the hand.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
550,000
250,000
|
250,000 |
|
Busted |
there was over 150,000 in the pot as Ryan Otto and Roger Teska battled it out in the blinds. 
came off on the river to complete the hand, but not the betting, with Otto now leading for a sizable 350,000.
flop for 25,000, with Teska making the call to bring the duo to the 
turn, where the action went check, check.
river saw Fu take down the pot with a bet of 60,000 with Teska folding to drop down to 785,000 and Fu climbing to 438,000.
turn saw the betting pattern repeat, with Vukovic checking once more before calling Otto's 90,000 second barrel to bring in the 
river.
.
before shaking Otto's hand and heading for the cash desk to pick up AU$77,539 for his fifth-place finish. Otto stacked up to 1.3 million after the hand before heading off on break.
leading Egan's 
runout, Otto's was bigger. 