Jiang Busts Bean and Sejer
Stephen Bean raised to 1,600 and was called by Peter Jaksland and Honglin Jiang. The small blind squeezed to 6,000 and folds followed all around the table.
Right after, Bean was all in for 6,100 and Jaksland called, as did Jiang. The flop of 
brought a bet of 4,000 by Jaksland and Jiang called. On the 
turn both players checked and Jaksland bet the 
river for 6,500. Jiang reluctantly called with 
and Jaksland was caught bluffing with the 
, Bean departed with 
.
It wouldn't take long for the next short stack to make a move, and Martin Sejer three-bet all in for 10,200. A third player was in the hand and Jiang tried to lure him in by asking for a count before calling, but that trap didn't snap.
Martin Sejer: 
Honglin Jiang:
"One time please," Sejer asked and his voice disappeared on the 
flop. He could all but gasps "kings?" The 
turn and 
river were of no help and Jiang sent the second player in a row to the rail.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
85,000 | 35,000 |
|
50,000 | 8,000 |
|
Busted | |
|
Busted | |
|
Busted |
and Langfeldt check-raised from 7,500 to 21,000. Locke reluctantly folded with the words "I shouldn't fold" and never got to see the cards of his table neighbor. Other notables on that table include Yngve Steen,UnibetPoker.fr sponsored pro Alexandre Reard and UnibetPoker ambassador Daiva Byrne.
turn, Mihai Buzamat bet 5,400 in the hijack and Perrins called on the button. The 
river brought a check by Buzamat and Perrins shoved for his last 14,225. Buzamat called and mucked when Perrins showed the 
for a set.
river saw her bet 2,600 and force a fold.
for a pair of sevens, which ended up second best to the 
of the player from one seat over.
turn. Laming checked and Fisher bet 4,300 in the cutoff, Laming called.
as last aggressor. Laming had that beat with the 
