Eoin McDermott raised to 1,200 and Desmond O'Leary moved all in for 11,000. McDermott called and players flipped their cards.
Desmond O'Leary: 
Eoin McDermott: 
The board ran out 
. O'Leary's pocket aces held for the double up and he survived to see another round of cards.
Steve O'Dwyer has joined Niall Farrell's table, and the two were involved in a three-way pot. With 5,100 in the middle, big blind Anotony Kennedy checked the 
board, and O'Dwyer from under the gun and Farrell from the cutoff followed suit.
Kennedy checked again when the 
river fell, leading O'Dwyer to bet 2,500 chips. Farrell responded with a raise to 11,000 and Kennedy quickly got out of the way. O'Dwyer spent some time on his lucky chair going over the hand and ended up making the call.
Farrell showed that he had rivered a full house with 
and O'Dwyer mucked his hand as he could not beat that.
With 1,034 registered entries, including the players already registered for Day 1c and Day 1d, the €1,150 Irish Open Main Event has officially surpassed its €1,000,000 guaranteed prize pool.
Level: 8
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
All players can now stretch there legs as they are on a 20 minute break.
Dwayne Sluis was all in preflop against Michel Molenaar. The cards were on their backs, with Sluis at risk.
Dwayne Sluis: 
Michel Molenaar: 
The board ran out 
. Molenaar's pocket queens held and he doubled up.
PokerStars Ambassador Parker Talbot has also been spotted in Dublin. He had opened to 1,100 from under the gun when Conor Harkin went all in for 8,100.
The action folded back to Talbot, who asked ''Are you going to reenter if you bust?''. Without getting much of a definitive answer, Talbot replied ''Well, I am'', and he put in the calling chips.
Conor Harkin: 
Parker Talbot:
A classic flip, which was decided in Harkin's favor when the board ran out 
. Talbot does not have to go to the reentry desk yet as he has nearly two-thirds of a starting stack left.
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