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was in rough shape against Hruby's 
. Another player said he'd folded an ace, but it didn't matter too much when the flop came 
, giving Berende trips. The 
on the turn and 
on the river improved him to a boat, and he doubled through Hruby.
against Jelassi's 
, but a six dropped on the flop to send the Dutchman to the rail.
flop and called a 47,000 bet from Craig McCorkell. All good. turn, and here things went a little crazy. Klinger checked to McCorkell, who bet 117,000. Klinger now check-raised to 367,000, and after eyeing up Klinger's stack and requesting a count on it - around 1 million - he flat-called.
river and Klinger checked again. McCorkell thought about it for a long time and then bet 381,000, driving Klinger into the tank for a long time. At last he folded, and McCorkell is now in danger of becoming our chip leader - he's up to around 2.1 million.
. Perrins flipped over 
., but it was the case king (Iannone said he folded ace-king), the 
, on the turn that made Hallaert run from the table disgusted at the poker gods. The river was the 
, which meant Hallaert was sent to the rail and Perrins is up to 2.6 million.
and found himself dominated by Vicky Coren's . Too bad for her, the board ran out 
, delivering Szymaszek a runner-runnder straight. After doubling him up, Coren is down to around 355,000.
Roger Hairabedian was facing a 116,000 bet from the new chip leader, Matt Perrins.
to win the pot.
Level: 22
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 2,000
