Jack O'Neill and Julien Loire were heads up on the river of a board showing 
.
Loire fired a bet of 10,000, only to be raised all in by O'Neill. After taking some time, Loire made the call and showed 
for a straight. O'Neill turned over 
for a flush, scoring the knockout and adding to his stack.
A hand had already been completed as the dealer was stacking up the chips and sending them over to Alon Eldar as his winning hand of 
was showing on a board of 
.
Roiy Bar was the player standing up and busted as his defeated hand had already been discarded and walked away.
Cameron Beckford raised from early position and was called by Dan Samson immediately to his left. The two players saw the 
flop, where Beckford check-called a bet of 1,500.
The action repeated on the turn, with Samson firing 2.500 to the 
river. Beckford checked one last time, and called instantly as Samson committed the rest of his short stack.
Beckford turned over 
for the nut flush, and Samson could only muck his hand.
The board read 
on the turn with three players contesting a hand and a pot of around 25,000 sitting in the middle.
From middle position, Bhavin Khatri put together a bet of 10,300. Liece El Berrak folded from the big blind.
David Docherty was under the gun and counted out the chips at first but then thought for a while and checked his cards. Eventually after several moments, he also decided to fold.
Nicholas Trattou and Ahmad Abdelhadi were all in preflop, with both stacks close enough that it unclear who was at risk.
Ahmad Abdelhadi: 
Nicholas Trattou: 
Trattou was ahead with pocket aces, and the 
runout was no help to Abdelhadi. After counting both stacks, it was Abdelhadi slightly short while Trattou doubled his stack.
Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
Action was picked up on the river with the board reading 
. The pot had about 11,000 in it.
From the big blind, Michael Chetrit bet 3,500 which cleared out his opponents, John Kitchen who was under the gun and Steven Watts from early position to send Chetrit the pot.
Cedric Schwaederle asked for chip count from Victor Ilyukhin on the board showing 
.
After taking a moment, Schwaederle decided on a bet of 2,400 and was quickly called. Schwaederle turned over 
for a full house, while Ilyukhin quickly showed 
as he mucked his cards.
At a nearby table, Barny Boatman wished everyone good luck and made his way out of the room to re-enter the tournament.
Andrew Bailey raised on the button and Chris Da Silva defended his big blind.
The flop came down 
. Bailey continued for 1,500 and Da Silva called.
The turn was the 
. Both players checked it. The river was the 
. Da Silva led for 1,200 and Bailey called.
Da Silva showed the 
which was bested by the 
that Bailey rolled over.
PokerStars Ambassador Benjamin Spragg raised to 1,200 from under the gun and found a call from Joseph Bardakji in the big blind.
Spragg continued for 800 on the flop, which Bardakji check-called. Both players then checked the turn before Bardakji led out for 1,200 on the river. Spragg found the fold, and Bardakji took down the pot.
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