Of all the players remaining in the Main Event, Virgilio Dicicco has been the most active in pushing the all-in button as it were, chipping up steadily after a string of un-called all-ins.
However, on this occasion, he was called by Florian Duta.
Florian Duta: 
Virgilio Dicicco: 
The board ran out 
meaning Dicicco doubled up to around 800,000.
Sean Prendiville opened and then called a shove of around 250,000 from Padhraic Mulligan.
Prendiville: 
Mulligan: 
The board ran out 
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Dominated but spiking a six Mulligan was back in the game and on the next hand he was involved with no callers and showed Aces. “First time I’ve had them all tournament.”
Padhraic Mulligan moved all in for 110,000 from under the gun. Gary McGinty three-bet and the remaining players all folded.
Padhraic Mulligan: 
Gary McGinty: 
Mulligan's outs increased after he picked up a flush draw on the 
flop. The turn was the 
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"Just a little six," remarked Andrew Grimason before the river was dealt. The river was the . "Custom order!" said Grimason.
Mulligan doubled to around 250,000, but remains the short stack in the tournament.
Level: 24
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 5,000
Padhraic Mulligan opened and called when Sean Bradley moved all in from the big blind for 493,000.
Bradley: 
Mulligan: 
The board ran out 
Ace from space right on the flop ot give Bradley a double and leave Mulligan short.
On a flop of Declan Connolly check-called a bet of 52,000 and the turn was the 
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Connolly checked again and Duta bet 135,000. Connolly called.
Both players checked the on the river, with Connolly showing the second nuts with to take down the pot.
Gary McGinty opened but got out of the way when Sean Prendiville and Edoardo Poggiali got it all in.
Poggiali had the short stack but he had the while Prendiville tabled 
The board ran out 
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Double up for the Italian.
Florian Duta raised to 52,000 from under the gun and Declan Connolly defended his big blind.
The flop came 
and both players checked. Connolly bet 62,000 on the turn and Duta called.
The river was the and both players checked. Connolly tabled 
for a pair of nines, while Duta showed 
for a pair of tens and took down the pot.
James O'Callaghan raised to 48,000 out of the small blind and Gary McGinty defended his big blind.
The flop came and O'Callaghan check-called a bet of 35,000 from McGinty. The turn was the and both players checked.
The river was the and O'Callaghan checked to McGinty who bet 150,000. O'Callaghan snap-called and McGinty mucked allowing O'Callaghan to table for top pair and take down the pot.
Alexander Bretherton opened for 55,000 from the button and Michael Graydon raised from the big blind to just under 500,000.
Bretherton started the hand with 596,000 and he thought long and hard before committing the rest of his chip and Graydon called.
Bretherton: 
Graydon:
The board ran out 
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Bretherton dodged the ace and secured a double up.
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