David Docherty moved all in for his last 3,800 chips from early position, and the action folded around to Samuel Wilkinson in the big blind. Wilkinson quickly called, leaving Docherty well behind.
David Docherty: 
Samuel Wilkinson: 
Docherty could only smile as he saw Wilkinson's hand, and the 
did not change anything. Wilkinson shrugged as he raked in the pot, while Docherty made his way to the exit.
The board read 
on the turn. Sota Yamashita bet 2,500 and was called by Neophytos Neophytou.
The river came a third club, the . Yamashita bet 7,000. Neophytou thought for about 20 seconds before calling.
Yamashita tabled the 
for the flush and he collected the pot.
Tom Orpaz and James Wise were heads up on the turn of a runout showing 
, and Orpaz slid in enough chips to put Wise all in. Wise quickly called to reveal a flopped set.
James Wise: 
Tom Orpaz: 
Orpaz could not catch up on the river, doubling up Wise while leaving himself short.
Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
It took less than five complete levels to reach 500 entries, with late registration remaining open until the start of Level 11.
The flop read 
. All the chips quickly got into the middle as Chris Da Silva was ahead as he had the 
two pair. Matthew Palmer had red kings with the 
.
The turn was the 
to give Da Silva a flush re-draw as well and things would just get better for Da Silva as the came off on the river to unnecessarily improve him to a flush and bust Palmer.
PokerStars Ambassador Andre Coimbra raised from middle position and Tal Sardal defended his big blind to the flop.
Coimbra continued for 1,000 and was called by Sardal to see the turn. Both players then checked to the river, where Sardal check-called another bet of 1,500. Coimbra revealed 
and raked in the chips as Sardal mucked.
Action was on the turn as Sokratis Linaras called a bet from Gilles Abraham with the board reading 
and they went to the river which came the .
Abraham moved all in and Linaras called after a moment. Abraham tabled the 
for the full boat which was good to gather the double.
Level: 5
Blinds: 200/500
Ante: 500
Arnold Mitchell bet 2,000 from early position after the 
flop, and Alexandre Reard made the call.
Mitchell then check-called Reard's bet of 3,800 on the 
turn, before checking again on the 
river. Reard checked behind, breathing a sigh of relief after Mitchell turned over 
for a set.
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