Level 2
: 100/200, 200 ante
Gabriel Ene had chipped up even further and then tangled in three-way action that also involved Chris Da-Silva and Tony Poulengeris. The latter folded to the shove by Da-Silva on the 
river while Ene called. Da-Silva tabled the 
for the nuts to secure the double, as Ene's cards were mucked but briefly revealed to be the 
for the top pair.
Poulengeris mentioned in table chat that he had two pair with king-queen.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
66,000
37,000
|
37,000 |
|
50,000
4,000
|
4,000 |
|
24,000
24,000
|
24,000 |
turn and the 
for a pair of tens, leaving his opponent with a shaking head before heading into a shortened break for the duo.
river, Karen Arthur checked her option out of the blinds. Joshua Boulton made it 12,500 to go for essentially the size of the pot and more than half of his remaining stack. Arthur mulled over her decision for a short while only and then called.
for a bluff and Arthur had that beat with 
for trips aces.
turn, Saade exclaimed "I take that" as he remained in the lead. However, he left in silence when the 
flop. Laming bet 1,800 and that was all it took to secure the pot for Laming without resistance.
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.
river was already meaningless as Farzaliyev had the unbeatable set of kings.
