After the turn of a 
board, Tony Dunst bet 1,600 from the cutoff and then called the check-raise of the player in the hijack for 3,800 total. The 
river got checked to the American and Dunst checked behind. His opponent turned over 
for a full house and Dunst mucked the 
.
Gareth Smirthwaite was involved in a three-way pot to the 
flop and bet 650. Only the player in the big blind check-called before the 
turn and the 
river were both checked through. The player in the big blind showed a five and Smirthwaite scooped the pot with 
.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
All in for his last 6,000 chips and change, Mohammed Zahour was in big trouble with 
. He couldn't get any help against the of his opponent and then joked with Paul Price about the early exit.
After a raise to 475 and a three-bet to 1,350 by Gabriel Tuna, the player on the button as well as the initial raiser called. The action was checked to Tuna on a flop of 
and both players called the 1,650-continuation bet of the defending WPTN London accumulator champion.
On the 
turn, the player on the button bet 5,200 and Tuna made the call to see the river. Both players checked and Tuna couldn't beat the 
of his opponent to remain at half the starting stack.
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With already around 20,000 chips in the pot to the 
flop, Simon Lazenby was putting a bet of 8,000 chips after the check of his table neighbor. Some table chat followed and the opponent then "let him have it". Lazenby flipped over his 
for top pair top kicker and was greeted with a "nice hand buddy."
After the river of a 
board, the opponent of Peteris Berzins had bet 2,000 and then faced the all in of Berzins. It was called with but the online qualifier scored an early double with to leave the opponent behind with only 125 chips.
Tony Dunst had enjoyed a decent start into the day and just raised to 500 from the button. The player in the big blind defended to see the 
flop, which was checked through. On the 
turn a 500-bet of Dunst was check-called before the river got checked again. The player in the big blind showed 
and that won the pot.
Level: 2
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
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