On a completed board of 10♣Q♣2♦3♣7♦, Aurismas Baksinskas made a bet of 1,100 into the pot of 3,500 from under the gun. Andy Black sat on the button and made a raise to 3,000.
Baksinskas swiftly called and Black tabled 10♠7♥ for two pair. Baksinskas' A♦Q♥ disappeared into the muck and Black raked in a much-needed pot.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 200
Albert Sapiano and Marle Spragg were heads up on a completed board of 2♦K♠6♦3♥4♣, with around 18,000 chips in the middle. Spragg checked out of the small blind before Sapiano went all in for 10,000 on the button.
Spragg quickly called and Sapiano tabled 5♠5♦ for the rivered straight. Spragg showed A♦K♣ for a no-good top pair and was left with one-third of a starting stack.
"Didn't expect that, did you?" Sapiano quipped. "I put you on ace-king as well," he shared while stacking up his chips.
Tom Waters and Shoib Gulamhussein were looking at a completed board of 6♥K♦9♠8♠6♣, where Waters made a bet of 3,500 from the big blind into a pot of 10,000.
Gulamhussein then moved in for 17,700 chips and Waters asked for a count. After receiving it, he flicked in a call and a showdown was had.
Gulamhussein tabled J♥8♥ for two pair, eights and sixes, which were outclassed by the rockets of Waters. His A♠A♦ for aces and sixes raked in him the pot while Gulamhussein swiftly vacated the table.
Koen Roelofsen was left with but a few chips after running his pocket kings into the aces of Conor Harkin, and they went in on a flop of 4♠6♣6♠. Both Hugh Parker and John Deschamp were interested and made the call.
The 6♦ turn created a side pot as both players put in 1,000 chips more, after which Parker tossed in another bet of 2,500 on the J♣ river.
Deschamp made the call and the side pot was chopped as both players had the same full house, with Parker tabling 10♥4♥ and Deschamp showing 5♦4♣. Roelofsen's 8♣7♥ was no match and he swiftly exited the tournament area.
Level: 2
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
Dan Samson and Ryan Laurence were battling over 2,000 chips on a flop of Q♠2♣J♦. Samson checked from middle position before Laurence bet 1,300 from the button. Samson tossed in a call and the J♣ hit the turn.
Samson promptly led out for 1,600 chips and consequentially took down the port as Laurence's cards hit the muck.
There were 6,500 chips already in the middle on a turn of 5♥2♣6♠Q♥. Andy Black checked from the big blind, after which Earle Darren bet 2,200 from the cutoff. Philippe Dotti then raised to 4,400 on the button, which forced Black out of the pot.
Darren tossed in a quick call, however, and did so too when Dotti made a bet of 6,500 on the 4♣ river. Dotti showed down 2♥2♦ for bottom set, beating the 6♣5♣ of Darren, who had flopped two pair.
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