Joining the action on the turn, the board was reading and Nick Hicks had fired a bet of 110,000 after both players checked the flop. Wiltshire made it 300,000 and Hicks thought for a moment before making the call.
The river was the and Hicks tanked for a minute before leading for 700,000, Wiltshire deliberated for a bit as to what to do, eventually he moved all in and Hicks instantly called.
Hicks:
Wiltshire:
Wiltshire's rivered set had made Hicks a straight for another monster pot.
Praz Bansi moved all in from the button and Hoeller, in the small blind, again had a decision to make. He asked for a count, found out it was 575,000 and made the call. The big blind folded.
Julian Gardner moved all in from the cut-off and Devilfish, on the button, slammed his chips in to call, declaring it the best hand he’d had all day. The blinds folded and the cards were flipped over.
Gardner had and Devilfish had
The board came
No good for the Devilfish. He was out in 14th for €14,000
Freddy Deeb was all in preflop and was called by Jean Miguel Lacerda and Jerome Brion. The flop came and Lacerda checked, Brion fired a bet of 300,000 and the Portuguese player folded.
Deeb:
Brion:
"Nine, one time!" said Deeb.
The came on the turn and the river meant that Deeb was eliminated in 13th place. He left the table, wishing everyone luck.
Florian Hoeller had a terrible Level 26 that resulted in his untimely demise.
Ferhad Seyadi opened to 140,000 in late position and Hoeller moved all in on the button for just 300,000. Jerome Brion called in the big blind. The two active players checked down the board, Seyadi winning with ace-high.
Bassam Elia's tournament has come to an abrupt end at the hands of Nick Hicks.
Elia opened in the cutoff and then called off his remaining 700,000 chips when Hicks set him all in from the big blind. Elia, a rank amateur who usually plays homes games only, turned over and was up against Hicks' .
Hicks took the lead on the flop, a flop that left Elia drawing to one out. The was not one of them and neither was the . Elia heads home with €19,000 in prize money and a great story to tell among his friends.
Our final table is set after Jean Miguel Lacerda busted out moments ago.
Ferhad Seyadi opened in the cutoff, Lacerda moved in from the button and Seyadi called. Seyadi showed and Lacerda the . By the river the board read , sending Lacerda to the rail.
The final table members have been sent on a 60-minute dinner break, so rejoin us about 17:00 UK time as we play down to six players.
We are now just one elimination away from completing Day 5 of the ISPT Wembley Main Event after Jerome Brion was eliminated in eighth place.
Brion open-shoved from early position for around 1,200,000 chips with what turned out to be and Gwendoline Jadot woke up in the big blind with and she decided to call.
Jadot's call was rewarded with a king on the flop. The turn was the leaving Brion needing a ten and only a ten in order to stay in the tournament. Unfortunately, for him at least, the river was the and Brion exited in eighth place for €37,000.
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and Nick Hicks had fired a bet of 110,000 after both players checked the flop. Wiltshire made it 300,000 and Hicks thought for a moment before making the call.
and Hicks tanked for a minute before leading for 700,000, Wiltshire deliberated for a bit as to what to do, eventually he moved all in and Hicks instantly called.
against Hoeller’s 
and Devilfish had 
flop, a flop that left Elia drawing to one out. The 
. Elia heads home with €19,000 in prize money and a great story to tell among his friends.
and the river was 
leaving Brion needing a ten and only a ten in order to stay in the tournament. Unfortunately, for him at least, the river was the 
