With Guy Taylor all-in preflop, Chris Da Silva and C F did battle once again. C F check-called 21,000 on the 
flop, but snap-folded after checking to Da Silva and seeing another bet.
Da Silva turned over 
for a turned set, while Taylor held 
.
The river 
bricked and Taylor was eliminated.
Timothy Chung raised from early position before calling the 60,000 all-in from Noel Broadbent.
Noel Broadbent: 
Timothy Chung: 
Chung out-flopped the ladies after the 
hit the felt. Broadbent then made a better two pair thanks to the 
turn. The 
hit the river for Chung to boat up and seal the bust out.
Leon Campbell was pleading with the dealer for a jack having gotten all in for his last 50,000 with 
against the 
of Chun Law.
The board ran out 
and Campbell became one of the first eliminations in the money, taking home £2,400.
James Ivall, a Grosvenor qualifer, put in his last 11,500 chips on the button and the big blind called.
James Ivall:
G A: 
James Ivall paired up on the 
flop but he was still vulnerable to his opponent's overcard and straight draw. The 
gave the big blind a straight but Ivall picked up some flush outs.
The 
offered no help and he became the unfortunate bubble boy.
Guy Taylor had been forced all-in from the big blind for the second orbit in a row. C F and Chris Da Silva were both in the hand and had checked down the board of 
.
Da Silva showed 
, C F showed 
and Taylor took great glee in flicking the assembled croud the V's, tabling 
for a pair of sevens and doubling up again.
Level: 18
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
With 55,000 in the pot and the board displaying 
, Steve Jelinek checked in the small blind and Barny Boatman moved all-in for his last 25,500.
After a few minutes of thinking, Jelinek called. Boatman had 
for a full house while Jelinek had pocket fives.
Bixi Yao was the latest person to have moved all in, this time for 38,000 and she had been called in the next position by Yudhishter Jaswal.
Bixi Yao: 
Yudhishter Jaswal:
It was a flip that Yao would need to win, and the board came 
ensuring her continued survival.
Guy Taylor was forced all-in from the big blind and Mark Hawes raised to isolate Taylor to make it heads-up.
Guy Taylor: 
Mark Hawes: 
Taylor flopped best following the 
flop. He had Hawes drawing dead on the turn with the 
river being a formality.
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