The completed board showed 
, and Christoph Vogelsang bet 25,000 from under the gun.
Alex Foxen was facing the decision from the button and raised to 78,500.
"Ah, I have a good hand," said Vogelsang and the seconds passed by.
After using three time bank cards, Vogelsang took a final look at his hand and passed it to the dealer.
"I don't know if I was value betting or not," said Foxen as he took in the pot.
The flop showed 
and there was around 45,000 in the middle. Nick Petrangelo bet 12,500, Wiktor Malinowski called and the came down on the turn.
Both players checked to the 
river card where Petrangelo announced 94,000 as his bet. Malinowski swiftly threw his cards into the muck, moving the pot to Petrangelo.
Germany's Dominik Nitsche and Denmark's Henrik Hecklen have arrived to take their seats.
All-time money list #28 Nitsche will be looking to secure his third seven-figure cash over the course of the next two days, while Hecklen will be bidding to make his third Triton final table.
Last night Bryn Kenney overtook Justin Bonomo on the all-time money list, surpassing him by over ten million. Bonomo sat atop the list for just over a year before falling to the second spot and will be looking to bridge the gap here in the Triton £100,000 No-Limit Hold'em Main Event.
Christoph Vogelsang sat down with his fresh stack and raised from the small blind. Stephen Chidwick defended his big blind, and the flop fell 
.
Chidwick called a 1,000 bet from Vogelsang and then called a 2,500 bet after the 
hit the turn.
Both players checked to a showdown, and after Vogelsang flipped over 
for a pair, Chidwick mucked.
Level: 2
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
The flop fell 
, and David Peters bet 2,500 from the button after Jean-Noel Thorel checked from the big blind.
Thorel called, and both players checked after the 
hit the turn.
Thorel fired 4,500 on the river but mucked his hand after Peters called.
The board showed 
when Steve O'Dwyer moved all in for his remaining stack. Stephen Chidwick called, leaving himself just 500 behind if he were to lose. O'Dwyer tabled 
for a set of sixes and Chidwick mucked his cards, shipping the large pot to O'Dwyer.
Chidwick busted just a couple of hands after and is now in line to fire his second bullet into the main event.
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