Back To The Start
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Pat Dillon lost a couple of pots early but is now back around where he started the day. We came to his table on the river with a board showing 
and Dillon in the hand with two opponents.
Dillon was first to act and led for 10,100 which was about half the pot. One player quickly got away, while the other tank-called. When Dillon turned over his 
, the two pair was enough to send his opponent's cards into the muck and take down the hand.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
|
150,000 | 30,000 |
, and out the door Scott went.
and Tureniec opted to check-call the 4,800 bet. On the river the fourth spade appeared when the 
popped up. Tureniec checked again and his opponent tanked for a good minute. Then he checked and said, "I got the queen high flush". Tureniec re-checked his cards and mucked as his opponent turned over 
. Dominik Nitsche seemed amazed by this play and pulled out some weird looks as he was staring at the board. The table remained silent as Tureniec re-counted his stack which came down to 42,000.
flop being dealt and Weisner in the hand against Busra Kaluntakasuwun. Weisner led for 3,100 and Kaluntakasuwun then popped it to 8,100. A call from Weisner saw the 
, not good enough for Weisner's 
and Dwan checked again. Brammer took his time, the whole while been stared down by Dwan, before he bet 20,500. Call.
and both players checked quickly. "You check?" asked Dwan, seemingly surprised by the speed of the check behind by Brammer, who had now opened 
. Dwan mucked.
and now Gill opted to check. His opponent bet 2,000 and Gill decided to check-raise to 5,100 leaving himself with around 14,000 behind. Once more his opponent didn't fold and the river was the 
. Gill now put in 8,000 chips and risking most of his chips in the first level of the day. After tanking for quite some time his opponent called and Gill showed 