Samuel Dessaix-Porter clashed with Con Angelakis and the former ended up at risk with the ![]()
. Angelakis was trailing preflop with the ![]()
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Samuel Dessaix-Porter clashed with Con Angelakis and the former ended up at risk with the ![]()
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Kahlia Moussa raised to 20,000 and Richard Davis three-bet to 50,000. Moussa moved all in for 184,000 and Davis announced the call.
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, the superior pocket pair remained supreme and Moussa doubled.
Joe Antar arrived with his massive stack at a new table and defended his big blind against a raise by Stefan Urosevic from early position. On the ![]()
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flop, Antar check-called a bet of 30,000 and check-raised the
turn from 55,000 to 140,000. Urosevic moved all in for more than 400,000 and Antar snap-called.
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Urosevic could all but shake his head as he was already drawing dead, and the
river was a mere formality to see Antar jump into an even bigger lead over the remaining contenders.
Shaun Zammit jammed for the final 40,000 and Jason Pritchard on the button asked for a count, then reshoved to isolate successfully.
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The board came ![]()
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and the flush draw tease for Zammit brought no happy end to see him depart in 55th place.
John Rosario doubled after the money bubble and just doubled once more, this time it was in a battle of the blinds against Adam Kharman.
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, Rosario doubled for 193,000 and took a chunk out of Kharman's stack.
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with 102,000 in the middle already on the feature table.
Nicholas Woodhams checked in the big blind and Nickolas Oiberman shoved on the button with the bigger stack. Woodhams tanked for a while until a floor was called over as the clock was called on him. Woodhams was given 40 seconds to make a decision. Woodhams put in a chip for the call for less. Oiberman tabled ![]()
for the rivered full house. Woodhams held ![]()
for two pair and was eliminated in 56th place.
Lawrence D'lapico-Bien jammed for 128,000 and Shaun Zammit called in the small blind.
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and the ace on the turn secured the double.
Down to the last 20,000, Zammit flipped with ![]()
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of Corey Kempson and held up on the ![]()
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board.
Graeme Putt shoved from under the gun for 50,000 and was called by Bassam Habib on the button while the blinds folded.
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for Habib to flop a set immediately to eliminate Putt from the Main Event in 57th place.
Cezary Klimczak open-shoved for his last 87,000 and was called by Mark Lassau.
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while Lassau was ahead with the ![]()
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flop gave Lassau top pair and Klimczak was in need of a nine for a straight. The
turn added more outs but the
river came a blank to send the Day 1b chip leader to the rail in 58th place.
Luke Edwards raised to 18,000 from the middle position and Sebastian Trisch shoved from the hijack for 211,000. Action folded back to Edwards who called for 194,000.
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for Edwards to hold with the higher hole cards to double up.