Ben Jackson has doubled to 28,225 and is almost back to his starting stack.
Mark Payne fired a bet of 3,000 from the small blind on a flop, one player folded and Jackson moved all-in for 11,725. Payne called and showed and Jackson the for two pair.
The turn was followed by the river and Jackson doubled.
On a flop reading , Jamie O'Connor checked from late position and called a 1,600 bet from Guy Taylor in the cutoff. The dealer placed the on the turn and O'Connor check-called a 2,300 bet. Both players checked the river and O'Connor scooped the pot with his .
Mitch Johnson raised to 500 from under the gun, Steven Anderson three-bet to 1,350 from a few seats across and Johnson called.
Johnson then check-called a 2,200 bet on the flrop, before leading out for 3,400 on the turn. Anderson called and it was off to the river. Johnson bet 9,000 and was quickly called.
Anderson showed for a flush, melting the of Johnson.
Paul "The Rock" Romain opened to 450 from early position and found callers in Shane Hellyer (small blind) and Colin Rogan (big blind).
Hellyer checked the flop, as did Rogan, although the latter called when Romain continued with a 550 bet. That was the last of the betting as both players checked down the turn and river, Romain's being superior to the of Rogan.
Asif Raja raised to 600 from early position and four players called. On the flop, the action checked to Raja who bet 1,600 and received three callers.
The fell on the turn and everyone checked to Paul Jackson who bet 2,100, a bet that only Jonathan Slater called. The completed the board, Jackson bet 2,100 and Slater called, showing for a flush, besting the of Jackson.
Earlier today, Chris Gordon bust when his ace-king lost to the ace-king of Peter Wigglesworth when the board four flushed.
The same almost happened to Julien Rouxel who got his chips into the middle with ace-king versus Tamer Kamel's . A heart on the flop and the turn gave Rouxel a sweat but a diamond not a heart on the river saw the pot chopped.
Two players just chopped a pot after both improving to a Wheel straight. Mats Rosen opened the betting to 700 from middle position, James Akenhead called in the hijack and Paul Ephremsen called in the big blind.
The flop was checked to Rosen who bet 1,200 and was called by both of his opponents.
Ephremsen led for 1,500 on the turn, Rosen raised to 4,500, Akenhead called and so did Ephremsen.
All three players checked the river, Ephremsen showed for a straight, Rosen the for the same straight and Akenhead mucked.