Ali Zihni saw a four-way pot to the 
river and bet 10,000 out of the small blind. Only the opponent on the button eventually called and then mucked when Zihni showed the 
for two pair.
Zihni is among the bigger stacks in the room right now, Laurence Essa and Peteris Berzins cannot complain much about their day thus far either.
Level: 14
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 500
Jamal Gormati raised to 6,500 and called the three-bet of Tamer Kamel to 17,500, heading to a flop of 
. Gormati check-called a bet of 17,500 and checked the 
turn as well. Kamel moved all in for 90,000 with 
for the flush draw and gutshot, but failed to improve against the flopped set of queens of Gormati. The river was a 
, the ultimate blank.
At the same table, one of the remaining women has a very solid stack: Kelly Ann Saxby.
In a battle of the blinds, Deividas Peleckas got involved into a raising war out of the big blind after having found middle pair with 
and Darren Mapley eventually called his shove with 
for top pair with the eight. Neither the turn or river changed anything and Peleckas was heading to the rail. Mapley isn't the biggest stack at his table though, as Alexandra O'Brien has slightly more.
Henrik Nielsen and Robert Glen were also among the recent bustouts.
After a three-way all in, Antonio Rochira had Richard Mcdonald and William Kassouf at risk and showed the dominating hand in 
. Kassouf was hoping for a queen with 
and Mcdonald held 
. There would be no help for either short stack on a board of 
and that was it.
Charles Akadiri had raised preflop and we didn't catch the entire action after, but partypoker online qualifier Gareth Smirthwaite was at risk with 
for around 50,000 chips against the 
of Akadiri. The cruel river gave his opponent the better hand and Smirthwaite stormed out of the tournament area. The screens showed 99 players left.
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Lucio Pacifico first doubled up with 
after Sandra Reid had pushed out another opponent and only showed king-high. Pacifico then had 
and would double up again for around 24,000 chips.
Gabriel Tuna three-bet with 
and called the four-bet shove of an opponent, who held 
. The 2014 WPTN London winner spiked two pair on the flop and that did the trick.
After the turn of a 
board, Mortaza Sahibzada moved all in with 
after Peteris Berzins had raised from under the gun. Berzins called with pocket queens and held up to score the knockout.
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 500
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