Around 130,000 was in the middle on a completed board of 9♥8♠2♠8♣4♥, and Benjamin Sweetman fired out a bet of 130,000. A player jammed for 211,000, and Stephen O'Keefe rejammed with the covering stack.
Sweetman took quite a bit of time for thought before ultimately folding. O'Keefe tabled A♦8♥ for trip eights but it was no good versus his opponent's 9♦9♣ for the full house.
A big pot of around 110,000 had developed on a flop of 9♠5♥4♥, in a three-way hand between Iman Sarkeshik, Sam Acheampong and another opponent.
The all-in triangle was in front of the opponent, who had about 225,000 and Sarkeshik had made the call, but Acheampong had jammed with the covering stack. Sarkeshik had around 175,000, and went into the tank before open-folding Q♦Q♥.
Opponent: A♦9♦
Sam Acheampong: K♥J♥
The player had top pair versus Acheampong's flush draw, and although the 3♦ turn was a brick, the K♦ hit on the river to send Acheampong the pot with top pair kings.
Kully Sidhu opened in early position, and received calls from four players, before Philip Cannell moved all-in blind for 18,000 from the big blind, receiving calls from all other active players.
The A♣K♠7♦ flop was checked through to the 2♣ turn, where Sidhu fired out a bet of 20,000, receiving calls from all active players.
The 6♦ river was also checked through. A player took the pot with A♥4♥, and Cannell's 7♣5♥ was no good.
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A pot of 56,000 had developed on a completed board of 10♣5♥4♣3♥2♦, in a hand between Mark Hester in middle position and Richard Milton in the big blind.
Milton fired out an overbet of 100,000, and Hester, who had around 116,500 behind, folded in a frustrated manner after around 90 seconds thought.