
of Lackovic was no match, and Crocky doubled up to around 17,000 chips.

of Lackovic was no match, and Crocky doubled up to around 17,000 chips.

. However, when the flop came 

, ambition had turned into the stone cold nuts, leaving Lent in desperate trouble. The turn and river blanked and Lent was unlucky to be heading to the rail.


was scary for Bui, but not as scary as the
which landed on the turn. Bui was left drawing very slim, but amazingly the
on the river put a straight on the board, and Bui survives as both players chop up the pot.



, Hachem takes control of the hand against two opponents by betting 6,000 on the turn. One folds, but the second player thinks before making the call. The river is the
and Hachem fires out another 10,000 into the pot which is called. Hachem reveals 
for a full house which is good enough to capture the sizeable pot.

on a flop of 

, both Gill and his opponent checked the flop allowing Gill to catch up on the turn which brings the
. The money goes into the middle as his opponent reveals 
for a slowly played flopped two pair. A
on the river and Gill is up to around 70,000 in chips


, including Gary Benson. Benson checks, player one bets 1,000 into the pot and player two calls. Benson then check-raises to 4,300 with 
and both opponents call, one for the remainder of his chips.
and Benson fires another 7,000 into a dry side pot to drive out the second player and get the pot heads-up with the short stack.
, Benson is a little shocked and has to correct himself "...oh no I don't, just no eight!". The
hits on the river and Benson adds to his impressive stack of chips.


and Hachem led out with a 6,000 bet. Levick then moved all in over the top of Hachem's bet for approximately 14,000 more and Hachem made the call in a flash, turning over 
for the stone cold nuts! Levick tabled a pocket pair of tens and would need to hit perfect-perfect on the turn and river to stay alive. The turn cooperated, bringing the
which gave Levick four outs to a full house, but the river card was a dud (
), ending Levick's main event.
Level: 8
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100