Tristan Wade, JP Kelly, and David Vamplew are all title holders from the EPT or WSOP but only one of them remains.
Wade moved all-in for around 12,000 from the button after the player to his right limped. He was called and assumed he was in with a good chance of a double. Wrong. The sneaky player had limped with aces and took him out.
David Vamplew suffered a similar fate. He just Tweeted, “They got me in bounty. Waiting for @crownpoker to get organsied enough to start #aussiemillions 1k sat. 11 handed ofc #yawn.”
JP Kelly, meanwhile, is cruising of 75,000 chips. The two-time bracelet winner got short early but was gifted a double-up to 40 big blinds and hasn’t looked back since.
A player moved all in for his last 10,000 chips and Jackson Zheng went all in over the top for approximately 15,000. The cards were tabled:
Zheng:
Opponent:
The board ran out: , and Zheng chipped up quoting "It's always nice"
Michael Mangelakis hit top pair in a three-way all-in pot but it was no good as his two opponents had him out-kicked, both holding the same hand. Harry Demetriou and Vesko Zmukic were his two opponents and they chopped his stack to stay alive after all the chips went in pre flop.
Casey Kastle had a good ride after rivering a two-outer in the first level to survive, but he failed to come from behind again versus Sebastien Pagana, and busted.
Al the chips went in on a queen high board containing two spades. Pagana tabled , ahead of Kastle's . The board ran out blank and Pagana gratefully accepting the bounty lanyard.
, and Zheng chipped up quoting "It's always nice"
, ahead of Kastle's 
. The board ran out blank and Pagana gratefully accepting the bounty lanyard.
