Chris Chronis back to 29,000 after doubling through Jarred Graham.
Chronis had to do it the hard way shipping in with and coming from behind to beat Graham's .
The flop gave Chronis some extra outs to work with, but the turn was not one of them. The river was though, as Chronis has a few more chips to work with.
James Keys had his money in front against Chris Chronis again. This time he just needed to hold up.
Keys had and led against Chronis' . The pot would be worth a 109,000 to Keys but he still had the board run.
The flop was all clear, as was the turn. The dealer took time to peel off the river card which was the to double him through and almost send Chronis back to the felt at 10,500.
Chris Chronis had just pushed into pocket Aces and pocket Kings. He wasn't liking his pocket Fives as much.
He would be up against James Keys for all the chips, and David Lacchia's for the main pot.
The left things looking bleak for Chronis. That all changed with the turn which rocketed him to the front, but left Lacchia drawing to the flush on the river.
The arrived on the river to leave the dealer with a headache.
In the end Chronis took 72,000 from the sidepot, Lacchia's flush chipped him up to 135,000, while Keys dropped to 60,000.
Vesko Zmukic has just been eliminated at the hands of Aidan Kelly after getting his money in the middle preflop with , only to be called down by Kelly's .
The board was spread ; Zmukic goes bye-bye. Kelly is up to 80,000 in chips.
The action folded around to Darren Gradzki who moved all in for 9,200. The small blind folded and Sherif Derias called from the big blind.
Gradzki:
Derias:
The flop of put Gradzki further ahead and he improved to two pair when the fell on the turn. However an ace fell on the river; Derias scores Broadway and Gradzki gets a trip to the bar.
An opponent in the big blind and Sarvesh Pershad were heads-up into a flop of when we caught the action.
Both players checked, but when the dealer produced the on the turn, the big blind player led out for 22,000. Pershad moved all in for around 80,000 and the big blind snap-called.
Big blind:
Pershad:
Pershad had plenty of outs to double up, and BANG - down came the on the river for the flush!
The opponent is still in but looking a little light; Pershad is now topping the chip counts on 190,000.