Remember earlier in the day when British pros John Eames and Chris Brammer clashed and Eames won a big pot though it looked like Brammer may have folded the best hand? Well Eames has just gotten under his skin again, forcing Brammer to fold.
In the hand Mikhail Shahnovich opened to 500 from middle position, Svetlana Afanasjeva called and then Morgan Wald raised it up to 1,525. Next to act was Brammer and he put in a raise to 4,500, putting the action onto Eames. He sat for around 30 seconds before making it 9,000 to go.
Everyone folded back to Brammer who threw his cards onto the table and let out a large sigh. He looked visibly frustrated and from the table chatter afterwards he said he folded two queens. Did Eames have him beat?
The table housing Team Pokerstars Pro J P Kelly was just starting to get interesting before it broke. We caught the following hand just before the tables demise.
Nichlas Mattson opened the action with a raise to 600 from early position, Janne Nevalainen called from next door before Paolo Della Penna squeezed out a 1,925 raise. Machlas called pretty quickly and after a deep breath and sigh so did Nevalainen.
All three of them checked down to the river quicker than Speedy Gonzalez, and with the board looking like it was Della Penna who finally made a bet and it was for 3,325. Machlas folded instantly but Nevalainen made the crying call.
Andrey Subbotin is busy stacking up a pile of chips after his pocket queens held up over on Table 12.
Ignat Liviu opened the betting with a raise to 450 from under the gun, two players folded and Subbotin three-bet to 1,100. One more player folded and Nicolo Calia cold-called on the button, Eugen Wagner followed suit in the big blind and Liviu put in the extra chips to call.
Flop: - Wagner lead out with a substantial 4,000 bet, a bet that only Subbotin called.
Turn: - Wagner checked and Subbotin checked behind.
River: - Wagner quickly bet 5,000 and Subbotin immediately made the call.
Jeff Sarwer just tangled and got the better of Annette Obrestad along with Eugene Wagner to move up to 36,000 chips.
He raised to 425 from early position and was called by Wagner in the next seat before Obrestad raised to 1,600 from the button.
Both players called to see the flop where they both check-called a 2,200 c-bet from the Norwegian. All three checked the turn before Sarwer led for 6,625 on the river. His two opponents folded to give him the pot.
The Canadian showed the and Obrestad commentated, "I like how you didn't check to see which one was the deuce!"
Registration closed for EPT Tallinn at the start of level three and the official number for the today is 190 players. Combine that with yesterday's field and the total number stands at 282.
The prize pool and payout information is being calculated as we write and we'll bring it to your attention as soon as we have the details.
Vincenzo Apicella has come back from break rejuvenated and has just won a massive pot of more than 33,000 chips!
Joining the hand on a flop, with 5,000 already in the pot and three active players in the hand, Casey Kastle checked in the small blind, Vasili Karpenkou bet 3,250 rom under the gun and after 30 seconds Apicella made the call. Kastle folded and it was heads up to the turn.
Karpenkou instantly checked and then quickly called when his opponent bet 5,000. The action was similar on the river, Karpenkou checked then snap-called when Apicella bet 7,000. He quickly mucked though as Apicella showed for the nut Broadway straight.
In the first hand after the break Peter Roche raised to 700 in middle position and Toby Lewis called in the small blind. Both players shared a flop of and they both decided to check. The turn was the and the former European Poker Tour Vilamoura winner bet 1,050 and Roche called instantly. The river was the and after a short pause Lewis bet 2,500 and Roche immediately paid him off.
it was Della Penna who finally made a bet and it was for 3,325. Machlas folded instantly but Nevalainen made the crying call.
- Wagner lead out with a substantial 4,000 bet, a bet that only Subbotin called.
- Wagner checked and Subbotin checked behind.
- Wagner quickly bet 5,000 and Subbotin immediately made the call.
flop where they both check-called a 2,200 c-bet from the Norwegian. All three checked the 
and Obrestad commentated, "I like how you didn't check to see which one was the deuce!"
flop, with 5,000 already in the pot and three active players in the hand, Casey Kastle checked in the small blind, Vasili Karpenkou bet 3,250 rom under the gun and after 30 seconds Apicella made the call. Kastle folded and it was heads up to the 
turn.
river, Karpenkou checked then snap-called when Apicella bet 7,000. He quickly mucked though as Apicella showed 
and they both decided to check. The turn was the 
and after a short pause Lewis bet 2,500 and Roche immediately paid him off.