Level: 10
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 100
Level: 10
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 100

. His opponent tabled 
to be momentarily ahead. It wouldn't last long. The 

flop put Delaney into the drivers seat, and he wouldn't reliquinsh the lead in the hand with the board completing 
to send yet another player to the rail.


Sean Keeton in the big blind checked over to Michael Pedley who fired out 4,500. Keeton then check-raised all in for 42,000, covering Pedley who made the call.



and river the
and Pedley is wiped out, as Keeton moves up to a healthy 70,000 chips.
against Anthony Kellett's
. Topakas hit the rail after the dealer spread out a board of
, his queen-jack having failed to improve.

raised from middle position to 3,100 preflop, with Welsh 
making the call from the small blind.

with Welsh checking to Jacobs, and Jacobs firing out 3,500. Welsh returned serve by check-raising all in, Jacobs buying none of it and immediately calling.
and river
blanked out, moving Jacobs up to 32,000 and knocking Welsh down to just 4,000 in chips.

got the perfect flop when it came 

, and he was even more excited when his opponent led 10,000 into him, Wardak calmly flat called to go to the turn. The turn
saw both players check and the river was the
.
for a horrible error in judgment that would knock him down a long way in chips.





to take the lead. The
on the turn changed nothing but the
fell on the river to put four spades on board and make Kambouris' opponent a flush.
and was racing his opponent's
. Both players missed the
flop. Doria's opponent made a set on the turn
but that card also gave him a sweat, as it made an up-and-down straight draw for Doria. The river
made the draw and increased Doria's count back to 20,000.


, allowing Argyros to more than double up to about 23,000 in chips.