Katie Moorman opened the action from the cut-off for 5,200 and Niall Farrell three-bet to 16,000. The binds folded and Moorman called.
The flop was and a check from Moorman saw Farrell bet 12,500 and Moorman check-raise to 44,000. The timer ticked down and the dealer said, “Ten seconds,” before Farrell called the bet.
The turn was the and this time Moorman was given a 10 second warning before she checked and Farrell checked behind.
The river was the and a 65,000 bet from Moorman saw Farrell move all in and she folded and tapped the table.
For the new arrivals the tournament director ran through how the shot clock works in this tournament and it went something like this...
For the first time in 888Live tournaments Aspers will see the introduction of the Shot Clock.
Once the dealer has dealt the last card in a hand they operate the timer with a pedal and the 'Shot Clock' begins and each player will be given a certain amount of time to act.
If a player is facing a bet or raise, the timer will begin only after their chips are counted and the number of chips required to call are stated. Players will also be allotted two time extensions, each of which will add an extra sixty seconds to the timer in the event that they need more time to reach a decision.
You can read more about the Shot Clock which will be used in both the High Roller and the Main Event later in the Festival.
888Poker Ambassador Chris Moorman and 2014 WSOP Main Event Champion Martin Jacobson are firing again while 888Poker Ambassador Dominik Nitsche and Jack Salter have just bout in for the start of Day 2.
The 888Live Poker Festival London continues today with Day 2 of the High Roller which will play down to a winner.
Katie Moorman leads the way with 577,400 while Aymon Hata is second on 358,400 and Ludovic Geilich third with 349,000.
There are 32 players left from 59 entries but late registration is open until the end of the first level today.
Also on the schedule at Aspers Casino, Westfield today is Day 1a of the Main Event featuring an amazing giveaway for the first 200 players to register before the end of the first level of the day.
888Poker in partnership has 200 Immerse 360 Action Camera worth £200 as prizes for the lucky first 200 players. They will be given a ticket to spin the Aspers Wheel, and the odds on this occasion are heavily stacked in the players’ favour. There is just one slot where the player loses and 52 winning slots.
That’s and incredible £40,000 of prizes up for grabs at the spin of a wheel at 52-1 on!
Cards are in the air at 6 p.m. with the end of level one at 7 p.m. so don’t miss out.
The shuffle up and deal for the High Roller is at 5 p.m. and the PokerNews Live Reporting Team will be focusing on that event today bringing you all the big hands and bust outs on the way to crowning a new 2017 888Live London High Roller Champion.
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and a check from Moorman saw Farrell bet 12,500 and Moorman check-raise to 44,000. The timer ticked down and the dealer said, “Ten seconds,” before Farrell called the bet.
and this time Moorman was given a 10 second warning before she checked and Farrell checked behind.
and a 65,000 bet from Moorman saw Farrell move all in and she folded and tapped the table.
