Ramlal Basdeo check-called a bet by Yimin Yang on the 
flop and check-raised the 
turn to quickly call the shove of Yang.
Basdeo was miles ahead with 
versus 
and had already locked up the double for 78,800 by the time the meaningless 
fell on the river.
Down to a mere 9,300, Christos Xanthopoulos moved all in from the hijack and was called by Alexander Schechter in the cutoff.
Xanthopoulos was at risk with 
versus 
and the board came 
to provide the ace on the flop.
Pavlos Xanthopoulos is doing much better as he made it all the way up to more than three times the starting stack.
Level: 10
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
There are up to 75 entries on Day 1b including 13 re-entries and there are 37 players remaining at the end of level nine. A 20-minute break has just commenced and another two levels will be played for tonight.
The hot run of Ben Morrison of the last few hours continues as he sent yet another player to the rail. This time it was Craig Smith who got it in with the 
and Morrison took the flip with 
.
On a 
flop Morrison instantly flopped the nuts and the 
turn gave him the check mark, the 
river was meaningless already.
Chris Da-Silva is also no longer feature on that table either.
Tiffany Michelle is live in London for the year-end 888poker Live poker festival, where one notable pro has already seen victory!
Terry Jordon called a bet of 15,000 by Chris Moorman on the river of a board 
and was fearing a queen, which Moorman indeed had with the 
.
Despite that setback, Jordon remains well up on his second bullet and near the current top five on the leaderboard.
Bhavin Khatri has re-entered and defending champion James Williams will have to do so again when his flush draw came up short against a turned top pair. Fellow 2018 finalist Aleem Kanji is also back in for his third bullet of the day.
Valdir Cordeiro dos Santos won a pot against Kim Johansson when they both checked the 
river in a pot of 29,500. Cordeiro dos Santos tabled the 
for top pair and won the pot.
Victor Hairapetyan announced he would "gamble" out of the small blind when he got it in after a 
flop and James Uglow fell for it with the 
, Hairapetyan tabled 
for the nuts and two blanks followed on turn and river.
Bhavin Khatri in the big blind called a raise and a call by Ben Morrison and then check-shoved a flop of to turn over for bottom pair. Apparently he thought he had pocket eights and he went into showdown against the of Morrison.
The 
turn and river changed nothing and Khatri headed to the registration desk.
In the meanwhile, Chris Moorman used two time banks and called the shove of Terry Jordon on the 
river. Jordon had the nuts with 
and doubled, Moorman briefly showed his cards and mucked.
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