Adrian Mateos opened preflop from late position and Simon Deadman defended in big blind. The flop was and Deadman check-called a 5,500 from the Spaniard.
Both players checked the turn and when Deadman checked the river, Mateos bet 16,000.
Deadman thought aloud, "Looks like you might hit the ten...the ten is good by the way..."
Simon Deadman and Eli Heath have both just been knocked out by Tamer Kamel. Deadman had , Heath but Kamel's was ahead both preflop and, more importantly, after the river. Kamel is back up over 300,000.
Chris Sly and Arjun Ruparel have also been eliminated.
Ben Warrington continues to win big pots. He just knocked out Fraser Bellamy after the latter called all in on the river of an board only to muck when he saw Warrington's .
A crazy pot just played out between Adrian Mateos and Norbert Berent.
It was five-bet preflop and the board was reading . According to Tamer Kamel, this was the first hand that had genuinely confused him all day. He told us how Mateos had opened, Berent had three-bet and then five-bet over Mateos' four-bet and the Spaniard had called.
Both players had checked the flop before Mateos check-called a bet on the turn. Berent then shoved his last 150,000 or so on the river after another Mateos check and the latter was tanking. After a few minutes Mateos made the call and Berent showed and Mateos won the pot with . Berent was out while the rest of the table congratulated the Spaniard on his big call.
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and Deadman check-called a 5,500 from the Spaniard.
turn and when Deadman checked the 
river, Mateos bet 16,000.
. McClean's queen kicker held on after a board of 
and he moved into six figures.
but Kamel's 
board only to muck when he saw Warrington's 
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against Brammer's 
on a 
board.
against Dominic Cullen's 
but the board promptly came 
to Patryk Slusarek's 
on a 
board.
