Calogero Morreale and Chun Hao Man both checked a 
flop and a 
turn and the river was the 
Morreale checked and Man bet 33,500. Morreale check-raised enough to put Man all in, only for Man to fold.
Morreale showed 
for kings full and took down the pot.
L M open-shoved for 51,000 and was called in the next position by Christopher Drewett. As the action folded around, Alexander Zeligman was the last player to act in the big blind. However, having believed everyone else had folded, Drewett turned his hand over exposing 
With Zeligman left to act, the floor was consulted and it was ruled that all actions would be available for Drewett for the rest of the hand. Zeligman called and the flop was 
With the jacks having flopped a set, Zeligman checked and Drewett checked behind. The turn was the and Zeligman checked, and this time open-folded 
after Drewett put out a bet.
The all-in player had already gotten to his feet and slammed 
face up on the table having turned a higher set. The river was the 
and that player tripled.
Oliver Hutchins opened from the button to 10,000 and called a shove from Michael Kane in the big blind for his last 61,000.
Michael Kane: 
Oliver Hutchins: 
The sevens were ahead all the way until the ace hit on the river, with the full board coming 
and Kane doubled up.
It appears as if Sanjay Patel had taken some chips from chip leader Stephen Kehoe, before Patel opened and called a three-bet to 25,000 from Richard Trigg on the button.
The flop came 
and Patel check-called 18,000 from Trigg, but folded when Trigg bet 47,000 on the 
turn.
Level: 16
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
Mitchell Hynam, Jacob Stone and Andrew Bak all put in 6,500 pre-flop and the flop was 
The three players checked and the turn brought the 
. Stone bet 7,000 and Bak was the only caller.
The river was the 
. Stone bet 17,000 and after some deliberation Bak threw his hand away.
On a 
flop, L M checked to Matthew Davenport who shoved for 65,000. L M eventually made the call with 
but Davenport held and held on the 
runout.
Meanwhile, Christopher Johnson is the chip leader at this table, with a stack of over 300,000.
Michael Kane opened and Gary Whitehead three-bet to 16,000. Kane called and the flop was .
Kane check-called 15,000 and the turn was the . Kane checked again but folded after Whitehead flicked out a 25,000 chip.
Stephen Kehoe is the new chip leader with a stack of over 650,000 chips. He told us that in one of the first hands after the dinner break, and with four players including the small blind sitting out, Radu Danut raised to 5,000 on the button.
Kehoe held 
in the big blind and three-bet to 30,000. According to Kehoe, Danut then four-bet ripped for over 250,000 chips with 
off-suit and Kehoe called.
Pocket aces held and sent Kehoe soaring to the top of the pile.
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