Duta Calls But Law Answers
Level 19
: 6,000/12,000, 2,000 ante
Florian Duta three-bet with pocket queens and when Stephen Law piled all chips into the middle, Duta made a quick and correct call. He was right to do so, as Law only held 
, but across the board, Duta was outdrawn as it came 
to give Law quad tens and send Duta's stack spiralling.
Duta doubled back up a few hands later, but had he held on, he'd now have a million chips. As it stands, he is shorter than his conqueror in the hand, Law.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
|
600,000 | |
|
400,000 |
on the turn.
, which was no good against the flopped full house of Scott's 
.
, sealing the pot for Rodriguez.
saw Frujina c-bet 56,000 and get two calls. The turn of 
saw both Frujina and Bone check, so Heneghan bet 105,000 but she was called twice and all three players checked the 
river as a result. Frujina held 
and cleaned up to add to his pile. Heneghan took a hit but Bone's stack was sufficiently weakened to see him bust just a few hands later.
flop for 85,000 and following that up with a 135,000 turn bet when the 
landed. Cresswell reluctantly folded what he claimed was two kings, while Hilton showed 
before offering the classic backhanded compliment, "I know you're good enough to fold there."
before the two of them checked down a 
. All the money went into the middle, with Wallsgrove's opponent holding 
. the runner-runner clubs on turn and river set Wallsgrove to the registration desk. 
. Amazingly, he was called in three spots and up against 
, 
and 
on the turn and 
on the river. That meant Florian Duta was the unfortunate bubble boy of Day 2D, with everyone else having locked up the £400 min-cash! Day 2 players now race for the biggest chip-stack they can take through to Day 3's final on Sunday.
in the big blind before quickly tossing it into the muck.