Katie Swift was all in for around 40,000 holding ![]()
against the ![]()
of Ion Albu.
There was an ace on the ![]()
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flop and there was no further help for Swift on the
turn or the
river and she was eliminated
Katie Swift was all in for around 40,000 holding ![]()
against the ![]()
of Ion Albu.
There was an ace on the ![]()
![]()
flop and there was no further help for Swift on the
turn or the
river and she was eliminated
Stephen Baker is running away with it, resuming as the Day 1c chip leader with 588,000 he's now up to close to 900,000 after a string of pots.
The tournament clock shows 59 players remaining.
Level: 16
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
After an open to 12,500 and a call on the button, Richard Hayes called in the big blind.
The flop came ![]()
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and it checked to the pre-flop aggressor who continued for 25,000. The button folded and Hayes moved all in for around 150,000. His opponent called with ![]()
but was behind to the ![]()
of Hayes.
The turn was another
giving Hayes a full house, with the river a brick handing him the double up.
On a ![]()
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river, Jai Patel had checked out of the big blind and Stephen Baker assembled a bet, before moving it out in front of him in two instalments. Adjudged a string bet by the dealer, the bet was 65,000 into a pot of over 180,000.
Patel called and Baker showed ![]()
for a straight. Patel open-mucked ![]()
and Baker took down the pot.
Colin Lovelock limped on the button and Cedric Lorblanchet raised to 15,000 in the small blind. Lovelock called and the flop was ![]()
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Lovelock called a bet of 22,000 and then called another bet of 25,000 when the
came on the turn.
The river was the
. Lorblanchet counted out a bet before checking and Lovelock instantly checked behind.
"You win," said Lorblanchet and Lovelock showed ![]()
for a flush to scoop an early pot.
PokerStars Ambassador Chris Moneymaker, who happens to also be the chip leader, was on hand to announce the shuffle up and deal at the start of Day 2.
"Thanks for coming down and supporting the tournament. I want to wish everyone good luck. Obviously, everyone's in the money today. One of the common questions I get asked when I'm doing these things, is what happens if I win? Well, to answer your question I don't win the pass. Whoever comes second wins the pass, and I juts get all the money!
"Win-win situation, for me and you. I think half the field has already bust me on one of the Day 1s - I think I fired five or six bullets - so have fun today. We're gonna be playing down to a final table today. So have a good time, everybody shuffle up and deal!"