After slipping in a few hands, Monica Eastick is back up to 200,000 in chips, after winning a hand. Graeme Putt started it off by betting out 4,200 from under-the-gun. Two players called, including Eastick in the small blind. When the flop came out 
, Eastick instantly threw out a bet of 11,000, forcing folds from Putt and their opponent.
“Yay, that was a bluff,” cheered Eastick, bringing in the pot.
Action folded around to the player in late position, who went all in for 16,600. Peter Field was in the small blind, and made the call.
Opponent: 
Field: 
The board ran out 
to see Field miss, dropping him down to 27,000 in chips.
We arrived at the table to see Stephen McKay move all in with 
and get called by Yu Xiang, who tabled 
. The board ran out 
to see McKay hit the rail, as Xiang moves to 105,000 in chips.
Coming back from the break, another table was broken, resulting in the three remaining female players in the field, to be sat together. Angie Fitzgerald, Monica Eastick and Malvina McKenzie have a combined total of around 450,000 in chips, and will be looking to take out as many players as possible.
The players are back from their first break of the day.
Level: 11
Blinds: 900/1,800
Ante: 200
The remaining 54 players in today's field, are on a 10-minute break.
The table folded around to Richard Lancaster in middle position, who went all in for his last 13,800 in chips. When the decision arrived at Jie Gao, he threw in 3,500, not noticing the action that had already occurred.
“Oh, there was a raise? How much is it?” asked a confused Gao. After he received the count, he called.
Gao: 
Lancaster: 
The flop came 
, and Lancaster tapped the table. A little prematurely, though, as the turn fell the , to give him the lead. The 
completed the board to see him move up to 30,000 as Gao drops to 98,000 in chips.
The hand started with Slav Sheynin opening to 2,800 and finding one caller. The flop came 
, and Sheynin threw out a bet of 2,400, all whilst having a friendly chat with fellow table-mate, Michael Guzzardi. He didn’t notice that his opponent then raised to 7,600. He called to see the fall on the turn. Both players checked, and then checked again when the river came the .
Sheynin tabled 
which was good, as his opponent mucked his cards. He scooped up the pot, and returned to his conversation. After a great start early, he now sits on 185,000 in chips.
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