Curtis Millinghton Loses Flip

Two players with less than starting stack got their last chips in and it was Curtis Millinghton at risk with . His opponent Richard Horvath had and yawned at the flop of . "Of course the ace comes right away," Horvath said, then asked the dealer for a ten. While his wish wasn't granted on the turn, the river improved him and Horvath sent Millinghton to the rail.

Millinghton is hailing from the UK, but currently works in Prague and noticed the event on social media. "I actually saw it on the PokerNews Twitter. It seemed really nice and the affordable buy-in with such a guarantee is great. I play quite a bit of poker anyways and stay until Monday," Millinghton added and then registered for the Ticket & Ca$h. Coincidentally, the Main Event final table is on Monday and with another two starting days tomorrow, the Brit may very well be back in action then.