Level 4
: Blinds 100/200, 200 ante
There were 14,500 chips in the middle when, from middle position, Irish Open ambassador Chris Dowling had 26,000 chips in front of him on a completed board of 
. That was enough to cover cutoff Janis Valters' stack of 21,700.
Valters thought hard and long about his decision before he ultimately put in the call.
Janis Valters: 
Chris Dowling: 
Both players had a straight, but Valters' was higher than Dowling's. Valters doubled up to almost double starting stack, while Dowling was left with a stack of around 24 big blinds.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
57,900
28,200
|
28,200 |
|
4,700 |
. Madynski then put out a small of bet 2,200, to which Wang reacted with an all-in for 25,000 chips. After some quick thinking time, Madynski folded his hand, granting Wang the pot.
when big blind James O'Sullivan bet 3,000 after a check from small blind Liam Durnin. Orjahn Winther then shoved all-in for his last 9,300 chips from middle position. Durnin mulled it over for a while before putting in a cold-call. 
runout, resulting in a triple up to more than starting stack for him.
.
and Durnin continuation-bet for 3,000 chips after a check from Chan. Chan quickly called, and the two saw the 
and saw that he made the correct laydown when Durnin kept his word and turned over 
for the higher overpair.
