Jack Ellwood is battling away on 13,500, some of which was thanks to hitting a river card versus Josef Bachar.
Ellwood raised to 900 from the cut-off and was called by Bachar in the big blind. The two players took a 
flop where Ellwood saw his 1,100 c-bet called.
No chips chips made it into the middle as both players checked through the 
turn and river. Bachar opened 
but lost out to the Brit's 
.
Nicolas Levi has just explained the 100,000 chip pot that sent former chip leader Lorenzo Sabato spinning out of the tournament.
Apparently on a 
board with originally only 1,000 in the pot, Sabato and Ohad Simhon managed to get into a raising war putting 50,000 chips each. Sabato's 
draw managed to completely brick against Simhon's solitary one pair holding of 
for what looks to be the biggest pot so far today.
Praz Bansi has been knocked out after a tale of queens. Twice.
First he lost with 
to 
and then his own stack was finished off, his this time being defeated by Dermot Blain's .
The Main Event doesn't seem to treat Dan Smith as well as the 50K Super High Roller as he keeps going down in the chip counts. Smith just lost another hand after calling for 700 preflop and going heads up against Francesc Xavier Guixeras Giner from Spain.
The dealer burned and turned 
for a flush draw and Smith lead for 1,600 and Giner check-called. Both checked the 
on the turn as well as on the river.
Smith showed 
for a pair of nines and Giner flipped 
for a higher pair and collected the pot.
Level: 6
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
The first dinner break is upon the field. One half of the tournament room is off to dinner while the other half plays through. In 90 minutes, the second half will go to dinner before the other returns.
Having a family is not always part of the typical poker player make-up, but for Ivan Demidov poker fits in perfectly with success, as well as playing on the beach…
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Moorman1 Chris Moorman BUSTED, got it in on t93 hh with qj v a7h, was pretty bad by me #Noexcuses
August 20 2012
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