Talal Shakerchi opened to 25,000 from the button and Sorel Mizzi made it what looked to be around 67,000 but before it could be counted, Shakerchi had moved all in and Mizzi had called.
"Hey, I'm folding my way to second," protested Greenwood.
The flop came down putting Shakerchi on a freeroll, "I've got 4%," he said delighted. The turn spelled the end of the excitement as the came down on the river.
Action folded to Max Greenwood in middle position and he shoved all in for roughly 130,000. Talal Shakerchi then moved all in over the top from the cutoff and the rest of the field folded.
Greenwood:
Shakerchi:
It was a flip, but not after the flop gave Shakerchi a set. The turn actually improved him to a boat, and that left Greenwood drawing dead. The meaningless was run out on the river and Greenwood made his way to the payout desk to collect a min-cash for his 23rd-place finish.
A short-stacked Philipp Gruissem moved all in for his last 86,000 from early position and Sofia Lovgren called from the button. The blinds folded and Lovgren said, "I have aces."
Lovgren:
Gruissem:
The flop paired Gruissem and gave him some hope, but it was soon dashed as the and appeared on the turn and river respectively. Gruissem, who had a monster stack earlier in the day, took his leave in 22nd place for £17,850.
Team PokerStars Pro Vicky Coren reraised all in against Tamer Kamel preflop, the latter made the call with - behind but live against Coren's . The board came and Coren, who finaled the last EPT High Roller, busted out in 20th place.
In a three-way pot, Mark Teltscher had check-raised Mark Radoja's flop bet on a board. Dave Ulliott got out of the way and Radoja moved all in, Teltscher snap-called.
Radoja:
Teltscher:
The on the turn and on the river changed nothing and Teltscher came out on top in the battle of the Marks.
This time Sorel Mizzi had Simon Higgins all in and at risk.
Mizzi:
Higgins:
The flop was and Higgins improved to a gutshot while the turn gave him a flush draw as well. The river was the and Higgins made his flush to double up.
Ville Wahlbeck opened the acton for 27,000 from early position. Carla Sabini responded by moving all in from the small blind for 182,000 more. Wahlbeck thought long and hard before making the call.
Wahlbeck:
Sabini:
Sabini was well out in front, but she was clearly nervous nonetheless. The flop kept her firmly in the lead, but she stood up and began saying, "Don't do it to me. Don't do it to me." The gave Wahlbeck a gutshot straight draw and casued Sabini to pick up the pace in her chant. It seemed to work too as the harmless peeled off.
David "Bakes" Baker raised to 100,000 from the cutoff and left himself just 13,000 behind. Jason Lavallee announced a call from the small blind, and after the big blind folded, he bet dark. Baker quickly called off before the flop was out.
Baker:
Lavallee:
Baker was behind but drawing to live cards. He was upbeat and joking with the table even as the board ran out to put an end to his tournament. "Good luck guys. It was fun," he said before parting.
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putting Shakerchi on a freeroll, "I've got 4%," he said delighted. The 
turn spelled the end of the excitement as the 
came down on the river.
flop gave Shakerchi a set. The 
turn actually improved him to a boat, and that left Greenwood drawing dead. The meaningless 
was run out on the river and Greenwood made his way to the payout desk to collect a min-cash for his 23rd-place finish.
flop paired Gruissem and gave him some hope, but it was soon dashed as the 
and 
appeared on the turn and river respectively. Gruissem, who had a monster stack earlier in the day, took his leave in 22nd place for £17,850.
. The board came 
turn gave him a flush draw as well. The river was the 
and Higgins made his flush to double up.
