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A table broke right next to the formerly impossible to reach Table Juanda, so please enjoy these chip counts from there.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
45,000 | |
|
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32,000 | -4,000 |
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26,000 | |
|
17,000 | -4,000 |
A double up to 30,000 for Gabrielle Lepore after getting in a raising war with Michel Abecassis. 
for Lepore, 
for the Frenchman and a 
board which dropped Abecassis to about 60,000.
There was more than 20,000 in the pot when Vicky Coren bet out 13,000 from the under-the-gun position; she and her one opponent had reached the turn of a 
board. Said opponent tanked up for a bit before flat-calling with 16,000 behind.
They saw a 
river and Coren thought about it for a few moments before betting out 20,000. Her opponent called all in, though, and Coren simply announced, "No, go on, you win," although she turned over pocket 
anyway. Her opponent turned over pocket 
and took the pot, knocking Coren down to 55,000 in the process.
Will Failla has just eliminated Mr Lizard himself, Tony Bloom. The latter had pushed on a 
board with 
but needed to spike one of his 10 outs on the river against Failla's 
.
Failla asked for an ace or a king and got the latter, a 
eliminating Bloom from today's proceedings.
Barry Shulman tends to like London, especially after winning last year's WSOPE main event. He's all guns-a-blazing though here at the moment, just eliminating a player holding against 
and holding on a 
board.
Shulman has about 80,000
First hand back, and EPT Copenhagen champion Anton Wigg got the last of his stack in.
Not looking good preflop.
Wigg:
Opponent: 
Looking worse on the flop: 
Kind of a fun sweat on the turn:
But no quaddy goodness on the river: 
With that, we are down an EPT champion.
Level: 7
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 50
We're now on a 90 minute dinner break.
We're down to 220 players, meaning that we've lost about a third of the field, depending on exactly how many played - six levels in, we're still waiting on the official numbers.
UTG+1 opened to 1,000 before Joe Serock reraised to 2,400 from middle position, Jake Cody, sitting next to him, reraised to 5,200 and it was passed all the way around to Serock who slid in his remaining 15,000. Cody quickly called flipping to Serock's 
and the board came 
to finish off the young American.
Cody looks to be up to 60,000
Jeff Madsen is down to just 9,000 after finding himself in a bad spot with 
against a short stack's pocket sevens. There were no surprises for anyone on the 
board and Madsen is in some trouble.
