Level 6
: Blinds 200/400, 400 ante
Jack Sinclair has joined the fray and was involved in a pot against Tom Dunne. Dunne had limped from under the gun, and Sinclair raised to 1,500 in middle position.
The action folded back to Dunne, who limp-raised to 5,000. Sinclair made the call and the two saw a flop.
On 
Dunne put out a bet of 20,000, just enough to cover Sinclair's stack. Sinclair did not have to think long before he folded. The renowned UK player is not off to the best start, but still has plenty of chips to play with.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
97,300
97,300
|
97,300 |
|
20,000
20,000
|
20,000 |
|
||
and Otto put out a continuation-bet of 4,500, which Spragg quickly called. The 
turn saw little action, as both players checked.
river Otto checked to Spragg once more. This time, she announced ''all in''. Otto asked for an exact count, and the dealer told him Spragg's stack was worth 27,500 chips. After some time in the tank Otto made the call, covering Spragg. Both players had to show their cards.
river fall and Holohan quickly led all in, covering Fitzgerald's 11,500 remaining chips. Fitzgerald reluctantly put in the rest of the chips, predicting that his opponent had hit the river.
, but the final card changed his destiny and he swiftly left the table. Meanwhile, Holohan is sitting on a very healthy stack of more than three times the average.
cutoff Bjorn Gravlien bet enough to put button Marijus Vicas' 12,500 remaining chips at risk.
saw Durnin check to O'Sullivan, who bet 5,000. This was enough to get Durnin out of the pot, leaving the other two players to show down.
and river 
remained safe for Vogt, who secured a triple up and now has some room to play with again.
, but the river 
