William Kassouf checked the river of a board 
and Maxime Chilaud was about to bet into a pot of 8,000.
"If you bluff make it at least 8k," Kassouf said and then faced a bet of 4,500.
He conceded the pot with the words "I have two pair but think you rivered it."
The same table also features big stack Richard Kellett, George Demetriou and Enzo Del Piero, who had just late-regged.
Fraser MacIntyre was all in for 9,900 with the 
and Gleb Novik had him covered by a small margin with the 
.
The board came 
and the eights held up.
There are 162 unique players and 30 re-entries on Day 1d with 129 players remaining and the late stages of the penultimate flight are about to kick off.
In the meanwhile, the final starting day with levels of 20 minutes has kicked off and two tables are running. William Kassouf and Kelly Saxby both opted to re-enter the far bigger Day 1d in the meanwhile.
Catherine Hanna was all in with the 
for 14,100 out of the big blind and the button had her dominated with 
.
However, Hanna flopped best on 
and remained in the lead thanks to the turn and 
river.
Level: 8
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
Picking up the action on the 
turn, Vamshi Vandanapu bet 5,000 and was called by Giulio Mascolo in the cutoff and Albert Sapiano on the button. The followed on the river and Vandanapu check-folded to the shove of Mascolo and the call of Sapiano.
Mascolo tabled 
for a full house but Sapiano had the nuts with 
to double for 17,800.
"Come on Albert, you can celebrate that one," another player at the table said but Sapiano just shrugged and raked in the pot.
Over on the live stream table the action has caught up on the elimination of Kieran Collins, who got the short stack in with .
Sinisa Radovanovic made the call with 
and the 
board gave Radovanovic a set on the flop and flush on the river.
Kully Sidhu looked up an even shorter stack with 
and was well ahead versus queen-ten.
The board brought 
and the aces and queens brought Sidhu half-way back to the starting stack.
Ali Zihni had returned from dinner with a stack of around 50,000 but just busted when he four-bet shoved queens into the kings of George Achillea.
Kelly Saxby departed from the same table when she defended the big blind against Tamer Kamel in three-way action and check-jammed queen-ten for an open-ender on the flop. Kamel made the call with king-ten for top pair and the turn and river came up blank.
Maxime Chilaud in the cutoff was one of three players to call a min-raise to 1,200 by the player in under the gun and he called a delayed continuation bet worth 1,500 on the 
turn after the flop had been checked through. The player from under the gun also bet the river for 3,500 and Chilaud raised to 8,500.
The Frenchman received a call and tabled for two pair as the winning hand.
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