On a flop of 10♦6♦9♦ with 6,000 in the middle, Joe Wrafter put out a bet of 1,100 in last position and was called by Allen McLean and Leroy Vermeulen.
On the 5♣ turn, after action was checked to him, Wrafter continued with a bet of 2,300 which earnt two swift folds from his opponents.
The 139 players remaining in Day 1d have returned from their first break of the day.
Level: 6
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
The 135 players remaining in Day 1d have just been sent on their first 15-minute break of the day.
Picking the action up on the river, Kevin Malone put out a bet of 11,700 into a 15,000 pot on a board of 4♠Q♦K♣A♥10♦.
His opponent, Mike Noonan, had picked off a Malone river bluff previously and again made the call.
Noonan showed K♥K♠ for a pair of kings but Malone had it this time, having turned the straight with his J♣10♥.
On a board of J♣7♠Q♦A♥ with 6,000 already in the middle, Patrice Goberville check-called a bet of 2,400 from Irish Poker Tour Pro Ray Bryant.
The 9♣ river was checked through by both players and Goberville showed Q♥8♣ for a pair of queens, which was good against Bryant's K♣J♥ for a pair of jacks.
Sean Murtagh opened to 2,100 under the gun and was called by Martin Burke and Sebastian-Ionut Mihai in middle position. Action folded to Killian Farrell on the button, who three-bet jammed for 16,500.
Farrell received a fold from Murtagh, before Martin Burke made the call to put Farrell at risk. Mihai also folded.
Killian Farrell: K♠J♣
Martin Burke: A♣9♥
Farrell was behind Burke's ace-high, and the 3♠10♠7♦4♥4♦ runout provided no assistance, sending him to the rail.
Level: 5
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
On a board of 6♦Q♠7♠3♠ and with 6,000 in the middle, Kevin Malone put out a bet of 2,700 which was called by Mike Noonan.
On the 3♦ river Malone continued with a bet of 6,000. Noonan pondered his options for some time before finding the call.
Malone showed K♠10♥ for king-high having missed his spade draw on the river, while Noonan had A♠Q♦ for top pair and scooped the pot.
On a flop of 6♣J♥Q♣ and with 6,000 in the middle, Graeme Watts fired out a bet of 3,000 and received a call from Jaye Renehan.
Watts continued with the same sizing on the 9♦ turn, and Renehan again called the bet of 3,000.
On the Q♥ river, Watts enquired how much his opponent had left. On being informed the sum was 21,000, Watts put out a bet of 6,000 and Renehan quickly called.
Watts showed A♦10♦ for ace-high, while Renehan had A♣Q♠ for a set of queens, allowing him to scoop a pot which brought him back towards starting stack.
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