Angelos Nastos Megas and David Docherty got their chips in before the flop and the former had the best of it for his remaining 49,000.
Angelos Nastos Megas: 
David Docherty: 
The aces remained ahead throughout the 
board and that put a big dent into Docherty's stack.
Alexander Zeligman knocked out yet another opponent to grow his stack further and the same table featured another all-in contest shortly after. Sandeep Shah was at risk via four-bet shove with the 
and Kevin Taylor tabled the 
. The 
board delivered the ace in the window and Shah doubled.
Level: 10
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
Suddenly down to just 10,300, John Adderley was all-in with the 
and had Joe Hindry pipped by a notch, as he was ahead of 
. The 
board kept Adderley in contention.
On the same table shortly after, Mark Gardner was all-in with the 
and dominated by Kully Sidhu with the 
. There was no miracle on the 
board and that spelled the end for Gardner.
Angelos Nastos Megas went over the top of the open-shove of fellow countryman Nikolaos Kazakos and the rest of the table folded.
Nikolaos Kazakos: 
Angelos Nastos Megas: 
The overcard struck on the 
and Kazakos doubled in the battle of the Greeks to pull ahead of Nastos Megas.
John Adderley limped the small blind and then got the last 25,300 in when Eliran Argelazi in the big blind popped it up to 21,000, which Argelazi called with the far bigger stack.
John Adderley:
Eliran Argelazi:
In a case of "there is always a sweat", the board ran out 
and Adderley doubled with his set of aces.
Four tables of Day 1c are now in the main tournament area and there was just a loud announcement by none other than Deborah Worley-Roberts, also known as "Debs the Destroyer". She had knocked out an opponent who flopped treys full of sixes as they "let her get there".
The same table also features the 2018 Irish Open champion Ryan Mandara and Bhavin Khatri. Level six is underway at blinds of 300-600 and a big blind ante of 600. According to the screens, there are 79 out of 97 entries remaining.
With plenty of chips already in the middle, Julien Sitbon checked his option on the 
river. Ian Armstrong bet 30,000 and the Frenchman eventually called for around two thirds of his remaining stack. Armstrong tabled the for sevens full and scooped the pot.
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