John Lombardo opened to 2,100 from under the gun plus one and was called by Matthew Edwards in the cut off. The player on the button then raised it up to 6,200 which forced Lombardo to tank over his decision. He eventually folded his hand, before Edwards grabbed a large stack of chips and placed them in the middle. The bet has his opponent covered, who instantly made the call.
Edwards:
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The board ran out to see Edwards drop down to 120,000 in chips, after his opponents hand held.
The action folded around to Jordan Westmorland in the hijack who opened to 1,200. Michael Pedley was seated to his left, and moved all in for just short of 10,000. The player on the button then moved all in for 50,000 forcing Westmorland to lay down his hand.
Pedley:
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The board ran out to see Pedley miss everything, as he was sent to the rail.
Picking up the action on a flop of , play checked to Ricky Kroesen who tossed out a bet of 1,300. Didier Guerin made the call in position, before it was back on a short-stacked player who announced himself all in for a total of 11,475. Kroesen thought but let it go to give Guerin a chance in the think-tank. After a few minutes of grimacing, Guerin committed with for top pair, but it was well behind his opponent's .
That didn't matter, as the appeared on the turn to give Guerin the lead with two pair, which held through the river.
Guerin sends one to the rail as he climbs to 58,000 chips.
Dave Allan opened to 1,300 from late position and was called by the player on the small blind as well as Emanuel Seal on the big blind.
The flop came down and both blinds checked over to Allan. He threw out a continuation bet of 2,500 which only interested Seal. Both players then checked the on the turn, before the fell on the river. Seal checked once more, before calling a bet of 2,000 from Allan.
Allan then tabled his for a rivered pair, which was enough to take down the pot.
Liam O’Rourke and Phillip Willcocks took to the river of a board. When we arrived at the action, O’Rourke had checked and Willcocks bet 2,100. Back on O’Rourke and he raised it up to 6,000. Willcocks thought for a few moments before making the call.
At showdown, O’Rourke tabled , which wasn’t strong enough for the of Willcocks.