The action started with the player in the hijack raising to 1,650 in chips. Ian Parnell then bumped it up to 4,100 from the small blind. The bet was called after the big blind let go of his hand.
After the flop fell Parnell tossed out one 5,000-chip as his bet. His opponent thought for a moment before splashing in a raise to 21,000 which had Parnell covered. He snap called.
Parnell:
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Parnell was in great shape with the over pair and held as the board ran out the and to see him rise up to just short of 50,000 in chips.
During the break Sam Butters informed us of how he eliminated Daniel Levy from the tournament.
The action started with Sam Butters raising to 1,300 from the button and getting called by Daniel Levy in the blinds.
Levy checked his option on the board prompting Butters to place out a continuation bet totalling 1,200 in chips. Levy called.
The on the turn saw Levy check call another bet worth 2,500 before the completed the board. Levy checked and Butters splashed out one last bet of 5,500 in chips. Levy then moved all in for 20,000 in chips which sent Butters into the tank.
Over three minutes passed before Butters made the call. Levy tabled for ace-high which was no good as Butters rolled over for top pair and the winning hand.
On a flop reading three players - including Anthony Legg - checked to the player in middle position who tossed out 3,500 in chips. The cut off mucked before the big blind called. The player to his left opted to fold before Legg instantly raised it up to 8,500 in chips.
The bet took the original raises by surprise who then went into the tank for three minutes. He finally folded his hand. The big blind called.
Both players then checked the on the turn before the completed the board. The big blind checked which then saw Legg reach for all his chips, hold them in his hand, before moving all in for a total of 20,200 in chips.
His opponent wasn't very impressed with the bet and mucked his hand shortly after.
Stevan Chew raised to 1,600 from the hijack and was called by the player on the big blind.
The flop came down and the big blind checked back to Chew who threw out a continuation bet totalling 1,800 in chips. The bet was called.
After the came on the turn, another check prompted Chew to splash out 3,600, which was called.
The completed the board and for the third time the big blind checked. Chew studied his opponents stack for a moment before announcing all in for his remanning 23,000 in chips. The bet had his opponent covered, who tanked for a minute, before flashing the and mucking his hand.