Alexandru Papazian raised to 3,200 from middle position and saw Jerry Pu shove for his final 18,000 from the big blind, which Papazian called.
Papazian: 
Pu: 
Board: 
Pu hit top pair on the flop and trips on the turn, but the king on the river gave Papazian the straight to steal the pot at the death.
Richard Trigg moved all in for around 28,000 from early position, and Benjamin Winsor called from the next seat.
Trigg: 
Winsor: 
Board: 
Team Grosvenor's Trigg had run into a monster and could not find a board to survive on.
Jack O'Neill raised to 2,500 from under the gun and received four callers. The flop fell 
, and James Rann bet 4,000 from middle position, which only O'Neill called.
Heads-up to the turn, and both players checked. The river as the and O'Neill bet 13,000. Rann needed to use a time bank for think but ultimately called. O'Neill tabled 
for trips and took down the pot.
Level: 12
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 1,600
Among the recent eliminations is defending champion David Docherty, who entered with a fresh stack on Day 2, and this week's GUKPT Luton Mini Main Event champion Guillaume Soumier.
John Duffy was all in and Phil Tate folded before Richard Horton called.
Duffy: 
Horton: 
Board: 
Duffy was in bad shape on the flop, but spiked a ten on the turn to take the lead, and held on the river to secure the unlikely double up.
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The action was opened with a raise to 2,500 from early position and Lee French 3-bet to 7,500 from middle position. Calogero Morreale cold-called, and the initial raiser folded.
The flop fell 
and Morreale called a 6,000 bet from French.
French slowed down on the 
turn and then called a 12,000 bet from Morreale.
On the 
river, Morreale moved all in for 32,000 after French had checked. The latter needed a time bank card to consider his decision, with a stack just over the amount needed to call.
As the dealer announced 10 seconds, French passed his cards into the muck, and Morreale picked up the pot.
The flop was down 
and with around 7,000 in the middle, the action checked through to the 
turn. Andrew Hills bet 4,400 and Alexios Zervos called. The hit on the river, which meant there was a straight on the board.
Hills moved all in for around 40,000, and Zervos put his last 13,000 into the middle after a few seconds of thought.
Hills revealed 
for the higher straight, and Zervos open-mucked 
before he departed from the table.
Team Grosvenor's Hills moved up to 70,000.
Gary Miller, who is believed to have reentered at the start of Day 2, is first to be eliminated, having been unable to spin up his fresh 20,000 stack.
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