Niall Farrell, as he likes to do, opened the pot for 2,700. Martin Finger likes to three-bet in position and he made it 7,900. Chris Moorman is not averse to a a cold four-bet jam and his 18,500 stack went in the middle.
Farrell folded and Finger called. Moorman turned over 
but this time Finger had him with 
. The final board read 
and Moorman was eliminated.
Farrell said he folded, “The kings killer, ace-queen.”
Level: 9
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 200
No doubt all these guys are thinking, "Here I go again..."
A quick 15-minute break and then two more levels of High Roller action to round off the day.
Alexander Roumeliotis was in the big blind facing off against Sam Trickett on the turn of a board reading 
.
Roumeliotis checked it to Trickett who bet 11,000. Roumeliotis then asked how much Trickett had started with (80,0000 an check-raised to 25,000. Trickett flicked out the call and they went to the river 
.
“All in.” Roumeliotis announced. Trickett threw his hand in chuckling, “I had queen-ten.”
Oliver Price faced a 27,000 bet into a pot of around 45,000 on the rive of a 
, courtesy of Team PokerStars Pro Onine Isaac Haxton. Price had called a 7,500 check-raise on the flop and another 14,000 on the turn beforehand but in the end he elected to fold what he said was a set.
Igor Kurganov is out of the High Roller for the second time today.
He wasn’t overly keen to give the full details to PokerNews, fair enough, but it involved a squeeze with 
from the big blind that got looked up by 
.
Toby Lewis and Craig McCorkell might be best friends off the circuit, but that doesn't mean anyone is getting soft-played.
On the river of an 
board, Lewis fired out a bet of 15,000 and McCorkell snap-called. Lewis flashed a queen but McCorkell showed to win the pot from his friend.
Max Altergott opened the action and seeming reluctantly called it off when Christopher Brammer raised him.
Altergott was out of his seat and tabling 
and Brammer showed 
.
A final board of 
saw the turn give Altergott a double up.
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