After the turn, Kenny King bet 2,050 and was called by two opponents before the action was checked to him again in the hijack seat after the river. King announced a bet of 3,800 and tossed in a black T-5,000 chip, which was again called by both opponents.
It was King who flipped over for trips sixes and both opponents tapped the table before mucking their cards. "Back in the game," one could hear from King.
The third level is not even over and the screens have just been updated to reflect 14 seat open in just over one hour of play. The final flight of the accumulator event is now up to 186 entries and guarantee is covered.
Sinem Melin and James Dempsey headed over to the partypoker lounge to have some fun at the ping pong table. Some raised eyebrows resulted in the "I am just taking a short break" by Melin whereas Dempsey joked "and I am taking a long break." Quick check at his former table that includes Ali Zihni and the bustout was confirmed.
The chips went to Vladimir Marchevici, who doubled up his starting stack. Zihni is not doing too shabby himself either.
After four players had invested 2,300 chips preflop, Warren Tolentino and one further opponent tossed in 5,000 chips after a flop of . Tolentino was then all in for his last 5,050 after the river and got called by the opponent with for the flush draw. Tolentino held and faded the spades as the river completed the board.
Only two minutes later the opponent ran out of chips entirely and left the tournament area.
It looks like the final flight will get around 200 entries to hit the guarantee and also get closer to the attendance of last July. So far, the screens show 182 players signed up, of which three have already ran out of chips.
At the start of level two, Zagon Carlin called a large three-bet preflop to see the flop of . His opponent made a large continuation bet and a raising war broke out to see both players all in. Calin held for middle pair, gutshot and the nut flush draw whereas his opponent held for top pair and the flush draw.
A queen on the river improved Calin to a straight and he is on track for another decent stack after finishing day 1b in the top 10.
After two limps for 100 chips and the raise of Gary Redgewell to 600 from the cutoff, Adam Hemmings three-bet to 1,800 from the button. The limpers both folded and Redgewell called to see the flop of , which prompted Redgewell to open shove for 18,000 chips.
Hemmings made the call with and only had to fear two outs as his opponent held pocket kings. The turn and the river bricked and Redgewell was the first player to bust on day 1c.
turn, Kenny King bet 2,050 and was called by two opponents before the action was checked to him again in the hijack seat after the 
river. King announced a bet of 3,800 and tossed in a black T-5,000 chip, which was again called by both opponents.
for trips sixes and both opponents tapped the table before mucking their cards. "Back in the game," one could hear from King.
. Tolentino was then all in for his last 5,050 after the 
river and got called by the opponent with 
for the flush draw. Tolentino held 
and faded the spades as the 
river completed the board.
for middle pair, gutshot and the nut flush draw whereas his opponent held 
for top pair and the flush draw.
, which prompted Redgewell to open shove for 18,000 chips.
and only had to fear two outs as his opponent held pocket kings. The 
river bricked and Redgewell was the first player to bust on day 1c.