On the 
flop, Jurij Kolesnikov bet 2,500 and Charlie Combes raised to 8,000. Terry Jordon moved all in and Kolesnikov folded, Combes called for 20,200.
Charlie Combes: 
Terry Jordon: 
The 
turn reduced the outs of Jordon to the remaining fours in the deck and he bricked off the 
river.
Katie Lindsay in the big blind took on Sofia Lovgren and Justin Scicluna in the cutoff and they all invested 2,700 to the 
turn. Aftee the river, Lindsay moved all in for 13,900 and forced two quick folds.
Defending champion James Willians jumped in after the break and sat down right next to 888poker ambassador Chris Moorman, who has nearly doubled up his stack already.
Level: 7
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
The remaining 50 players out of 67 entries have been sent on their second break, which is 15 minutes.
Terry Jordon straddled with a raise to 1,000 from under the gun without having looked at his cards and Ben Morrison three-bet to 2,000. They agreed to get it in as Jordon had just 7,000 left and jammed, Morrison called. Once the cards were turned over, Chris Da-Silva and the other players at the table could not believe what showdown was about to take place.
Terry Jordon: 
Ben Morrison: 
The board came 
and Jordon was drawing dead on the turn.
Katie Lindsay and Chris Moorman both entered and took a seat over on table one and two respectively. The Day 1b field size has increased to 59 unique players and there are eight re-entries on top of that, only 50 players currently remain.
Neophytos Neophytou called the shove of Christos Xanthopoulos for 6,400 and it was a classic flip for the Greek.
Christos Xanthopoulos:
Neophytos Neophytou: 
The board came 
and Xanthopoulos hit trips aces to double.
Borja Picon check-shoved for 9,900 on the 
flop and Chung Van Hoang eventually called after he had invested 1,500.
Picon tabled for top two while Hoang needed running hearts or a four with the . The turn and river were both blanks and Picon doubled.
Robert "Bobby" James had taken a piece of the stack of Albert Sapiano but it was Tom Winstone that dealt the final blow in spectacular fashion. They got it in after the 
turn and Sapiano was ahead with 
for two pair, as Winstone only held the 
for a pair and gutshot.
Winstone needed a four, five or seven to score the knockout and he did so thanks to the 
river.
"So sick," Sapiano said on his way to the rail as the 22,100 of Winstone had him covered.
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