Opponent:


Peel:


The flop of


put Peel in the lead, but he wasn't out of the woods yet and he certainly knew it."No spade, no spade!" he pleaded, clasping his hands over his face, unable to watch.
However the turn and river ran out
,
to double him up to 71,000 in chips, leaving his opponent on life support.







improved neither hand; the opponent is still alive but more importantly, Lee is up to 45,000 in chips.

and found himself flipping for his tournament life against an opponent's pocket queens.

blanked out on the river to see him double up.


with
and found himself dominating an opponent's
and Huntly doubled up to around 35,000 in chips.

, but found himself dominated by Sachinidis'
and the turn and river came running
,
to reduce the player count by one.





; amazingly, Lui had managed to score a backdoor flush against Marchese's top set - and it would have been even more beneficial had the other two players who folded preflop been involved.