Conor Drum raised to 1,000 and Alex Montgomery three-bet jammed for what appeared to be 15,500 out of the blinds. Drum gave it some thought and called to table the 
. Montgomery was ahead with the 
and failed to hold up on the 
board.
A rather unexpected guest has appeared in the Day 1b field as two-time WSOP bracelet winner Keith Lehr was among the most recent entries. Now based in Dubai for the time being, Lehr jumped on a plane to the English capital and entered Day 1b. "I might stay here longer," he said before taking a seat.
PokerStars ambassador Steve Enriquez also entered and already nearly doubled while Dan Wilson and Kevin Allen can be found at the tables as well.
With a field of 196 entries in level four, the attendance of the first flight has already been surpassed and the tables have been switched to nine-handed mode with all tables in play at Lola's. Furthermore, some tables in the cash game area upstairs are also already prepared as the Hippodrome Casino is bustling with poker action.
Some of those who departed recently can be found below as 172 players currently remain.
Julien Sitbon opened from under the gun and received two callers to then bet 2,500 on the 
flop. On the turn, the action checked to Sitbon in the under-the-gun position and he bet 6,500 into a pot of around 10,000. The button called and the big blind then check-jammed for 21,700. Sitbon went all-in over the top and the button folded, flashing a black 
combo for a second.
Big blind: 
Julien Sitbon: 
The 
river was a blank and the pot was shipped to Sitbon.
Level: 4
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
Heads-up to the 
turn, the Mike Moore led out of the small blind and the button raised to 6,000 for Moore to quickly call. Both checked the 
on the river and Moore tabled the 
. His table neighbour had a dry smile on the face and flashed the before sending them to the muck.
Soon after the double for Kanan Farzaliyev, the very same table brought more fireworks and none other than Terry Jordon looked up three shorter stacks in a four-way all-in. The biggest stack of around 18,000 belonged to Colin Paddington, while Gary Tan and Carlos Estivill were also involved as well.
Carlos Estivill: 
Gary Tan: 
Colin Paddington: 
Terry Jordon: 
The flop brought some magic Jordon as he flopped the straight. Nothing changed on the 
turn and the river secured the triple knockout for Jordon. "Five high like a boss," the Brit joked as he raked in the pot with a big grin on the face.
In a loaded pot to the turn with 23,000 in the middle, Kanan Farzaliyev bet 20,000 with few chips behind. His sole opponent was Colin Paddington, who went into the tank and eventually jammed it in and Farzaliyev called it off.
Kanan Farzaliyev: 
Colin Paddington:
The 
river was already meaningless as Farzaliyev had the unbeatable set of kings.
Ever since he was moved tables, Nick Walsh was unable to accumulate chips and has already dropped one third of what he started with while Deborah Worley-Roberts aka "Debs the Destroyer" saw her stack go the other way.
Also featured on the same table is Joe Laming, who took on Walsh and the player right in between. It was a very minor pot on which the action checked to Laming on the 
flop. Laming bet 1,800 and that was all it took to secure the pot for Laming without resistance.
Andy Wilson raised a heads-up flop of 
when facing a bet worth 1,100 by Edwar Saade and then called the push of his opponent for around 7,500.
Edwar Saade:
Andy Wilson: 
On the 
turn, Saade exclaimed "I take that" as he remained in the lead. However, he left in silence when the 
river improved Wilson to the superior flush.
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