Three players took a flop of 
, including a short-stacked Bryn Kenney, Sandra Naujoks, and Axel Junker. The action checked to Junker, who bet 3,625, and Kenney moved all in for 9,425. Naujoks released, and Junker went deep into the tank.
Despite getting nearly 4:1 on his money, the German opted to fold, and Kenney now sits with 17,900 chips.
Team PokerStars Pro Lex Veldhuis opened to 1,300 in middle position, Tamer Kamel called on his direct left, and the rest of the players folded behind. The flop came 
, Veldhuis continued for 1,300, and Kamel made the call.
The 
turned, Veldhuis opted to check, and Kamel fired 2,800. Veldhuis called.
The river was the 
, both players checked, and Kamel showed 
for a pair of nines. Veldhuis had that beat with 
for a pair of aces, and the Dutchman raked in the pot.
Viktor Blom has kicked on since eliminating Jake Cody. Team PokerStars Pro David Williams has taken Cody's seat and called a 2,650 bet on a 
flop before the 
turn and river were checked down.
Blom flipped 
which was still too good for Williams.
flop appear. "Ooo, nice flop!" said Hansen before he called a 2,000 c-bet. The turn fell 
and Hansen folded to a 3,500 bet flashing the . Pantling flashed pocket eights.
Sergio Aido, who won the UKIPT final yesterday looks to be the current chip leader as he's over the 200,000 mark already. It's already proving to be a remarkable week for the Spaniard, who also chopped a £1,000 turbo event after Day 3 of the UKIPT. This basically means he's undefeated in poker tournaments so far this week.
Level: 8
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 75
Faraz Jaka just doubled through Ilari Sahamies with unknown action. Jaka was at risk for 25,000 chips or so holding 
, and held on a board of 
.
Jaka now sits with 50,000 chips, while Sahamies is still very healthy with around 90,000.
Four bets went in preflop between Fraser Macintyre and Mike McDonald before the dealer fanned 
. The pair checked, and the turn brought the 
. Macintyre checked, McDonald fired 6,625, and Macintyre made the call.
The 
completed the board, Macintyre checked again, and McDonald bet 16,125. Macintyre made the call, prompting McDonald to rip over for a turned two pair.
Macintyre mucked, and McDonald is now above 100,000 chips.
board. He was in the big blind and battling with Marc Wright under the gun. Wright called the turn bet but tank-folded the river.
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