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Shane Warne could be seen steaming off to the rail right before the break and coming back to a much shorter stack after the break.
Apparently Warne called off an opponents all-in holding 
against 
on one the last hands before having the ten minute break. Not being able to hold up Warne was left with 2,700.
When he arrived back from the break his stack had moved. A new table is as good as a holiday.
Level: 5
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
It's break time everybody. Just ten minutes and we are back into it.
Shane Warne and Tyron Krost are sitting side-by-side at their table and have clashed horns a few times this morning and continue to do so this afternoon.
With a raised pot the flop fell 
and Krost led into Warne with a 1,625 chip bet. Warne made the call.
Turn: 
Krost again led into Warne, this time with 4,000.
Warne went deep into the tank, even grabbing his remaining stack and inching forward a few millimetres. Eventually he folded bringing himself down under 10,000,
Quads arent usually beat. Over at Nik Lackovic's table that is no exception
Lackovic was holding on a 
flop. Although scary with all those high cards when his opponent open-shoved, Lackovic made the call.
His opponent had a couple of clubs in his hand and Lackovic would have to dodge alot of cards.
He didnt have to dodge the last remaining though and when that came on the turn it was a double-up for Lackovic who now has over 14,000.
The flop was showing 
with Billy Seri, Reza Vakili and JP Kelly involved in the pot. It was checked by all players before a turn card would come out.
The 
on the turn made flush and straight possibilities and at this point Vakili led out for 600. Kelly called and Seri got out of the way.
With the river the 
there was now straight, full house and flush possibilites and perhaps fearing this the two checked it down.
Vakili tabled 
for a turned straight and Kelly's cards went into the muck.
Ben "CNT_CRUSHER" Delaney just had his remaining 3,725 in the pot with a board reading 
.
Delaney sat as dorment the volcanic island of Nisyros in Greece as he didnt move a muscle while his opponent studied him.
Eventually Delaney was out of the dark taking down the pot and chipping up to a touch over 6,000.
Neil Channing has just used well timed agression and keen reading abilities to take down two consecutive pots. That or he had the goods.
The first hand saw Channing take down a pot on a flop reading 
, checked to Channing fired out a half pot-sized bet and took down the pot.
The very next hand saw Channing up against Tony Dunst with a flop showing 
. Dunst led out for 400 at which point Channing popped it to 925. The bet forced Dunst out of the pot and Channing took another one down.
Channing is now up over 12,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
12,500 | |
|
12,300 | |
|
11,000 | |
|
8,550 | |
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|
8,500 | |
|
7,750 | |
|
7,350 | |
|
7,200 | |
|
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|
6,200 | |
|
|
5,200 | |
|
5,100 | |
|
||
|
|
4,000 | |
|
4,000 | |
|
3,350 | |
|
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||
Level: 4
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 0
