Alex Whitenstall raised to 70,000 out of the small blind and Antoine Saout came along to see the 
flop. Whitenstall now opted to check-call for 80,000 and then did so again for 115,000 on the 
turn.
After the 
river, Whitenstall checked once more and Saout then moved all-in with the covering stack. Whitenstall had some 380,000 behind and reluctantly folded.
Julien Sitbon defended the big blind against a raise to 40,000 by Kully Sidhu and check-called a bet on the 
flop. He opted to check again the turn and Sidhu now made it 110,000 to go, earning yet another call by Sitbon.
Both players knuckled the 
on the river and Sitbon's 
for trips aces won the pot.
Liudas Didenka got it in from an early position for the last 235,000 and Paul Trotter did so as well, sending all other players out of the way.
Liudas Didenka: 
Paul Trotter: 
The dominated pair found no equity on the 
board and Trotter was left with seven and a half blinds.
These went in via three-bet shove right after and Michael Ramiro called.
Paul Trotter: 
Michael Ramiro: 
The next premium pair for the player at risk came out on top on the 
board for Trotter to double right back.
Raul Lozano had returned from the break as the shortest stack and pushed all-in for 250,000 from an early position. Robert Boon moved all-in over the top and the rest of the table got out of the way.
Raul Lozano:
Robert Boon: 
No paint card appeared on the 
flop and the 
turn opened some split opportunities with a potential straight on the board. However, the river changed nothing whatsoever and Lozano was eliminated in 23rd place for £3,895.
Level: 22
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
The final 23 players have been sent on a scheduled 15-minute break in which the T-1,000 chips will be raced off.
In the final hand before the break, Ben Slack was involved in a three-way pot in which he was in the big blind and had 100,000 invested. The initial raiser Lukas Dimsa in the cutoff and Alberto Speranzoni on the button came along and the 
flop was checked to Speranzoni. He bet 95,000 and earned two folds.
"Show the bluff," the demand came and Speranzoni revealed the 
to rake in the pot.
The action started with a button raise by Benjamin Lehrer and Joshua Boulton three-bet the small blind for Lehrer to call. As they headed to the flop, Boulton continued for 80,000 and Lehrer came along to the turn.
Boulton now checked and Lehrer bet 125,000 with the effective stack. The check-shove by Boulton for 685,000 followed and Lehrer gave it some 20 seconds before making the call.
Benjamin Lehrer:
Joshua Boulton: 
The wheel draw and nut flush draw of Boulton had plenty of outs and one of them came on the river to eliminate Lehrer in 24th place for £3,387.
Alex Whitenstall raised to 32,000 and Alberto Speranzino defended out of the big blind. The 
flop brought a small continuation bet which Speranzino check-called and they checked the on the turn. Speranzino bet the 
river for 160,000 and Whitenstall snap-called to reveal his 
already.
Speranzino as the last aggressor mucked and the pot was shipped to Whitenstall.
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