In the first hand back from the break Tamer Kamel was in the small blind and faced a 68,000 all in from the player on the button. Kamel called and Billy Chattaway folded in the big blind.
Tamer Kamel: 
Opponent: 
Board: 
Kamel's opponent took the lead on the flop, but by the river he had hit one of his several outs to win the pot eliminate the player from Day 1b.
Level: 10
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
The players have gone on their third and final break of the day. When they return the final three level will be played out at which point all remaining players will bag their chips for Friday's Day 2.
An interesting hand has just taken place over on Steven Warburton's table and although he wasn't involved in the hand himself he was able to assist in the information.
The action started with a player moving all in for 31,000 with two players, including Thomas Fitzgerald calling.
The flop came 
, the turn brought a heart card and the river the 
. By this point, the pot had become considerable and Fitzgerald was all in.
His opponent folded and the cards went to showdown with the short stack still hoping his hand was best to double up.
Fitzgerald, who finished 3rd & 4th during two partypoker Irish Grand Prix last year for a combined total of €22,000, held 
, claimed the pot and was told by his opponent that he had folded the best hand, pocket jacks.
Level: 9
Blinds: 1,500/3,500
Ante: 3,500
Tamer Kamel raised from under the gun position and saw Vishal Maini call on the button as well as the player in the big blind. On the 
flop Kamel continued for 11k and just Maini called.
Kamel slowed down on the 
turn and Maini took the initiative to bet 18,000, which Kamel called.
Maini then moved all in on the river for 94,000 after Kamel had checked to him. It was not a snap call from Kamel and instead, he thought for several minutes before eventually calling.
Vishal Maini: 
Tamer Kamel: 
Maini's ace-high bluff was caught short and Kamel swooped the pot with a pair of kings.
It would seem from looking around at the six Day 1b tables that Hannah Swales, Karol Radomski, and Nathan Webb have all departed.
Tom Middleton is the latest player who will need to play in either of tomorrow's final Main Event flights for a chance to make Friday's Day 2 after being eliminated here in Day 1b.
Middleton came into today fresh off of his partypoker UKPC Super High Roller fourth-place finish but has been unable to continue his good form today.
Level: 8
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
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