Eli Heath opened the cut off to 100,000 holding . Behind him sat the last qualifier Rustem Muratov with and he shoved all in for a little over 1.5 million. Muratov wouldn't find his foe in Heath though, Oliver Price was behind him holding and called all in.
Heath folded and the show down was there. Heath would have out flopped both of them: . The on the turn and on the river were no good for Muratov and he had just 20,000 left. 10,000 of that he had to invest as ante in the next hand.
Although he had a chip and chair there would be no miracle comeback for Rustem Muratov.
He did manage to quadruple up with pocket kings against Harry Law's . The next hand he moved all-in for 40,000 with , Oliver Price raised the button with and got calls from Harry Law with and Eugene Katchalov with .
On the flop Price bet 125,000 and Katchalov was the only caller. The turn improved Price to trips but both players checked, then the hit the river. Katchalov checked to Price who bet 320,000. Jon Spinks thought that Price's bet was too big to get paid off, but Katchalov called and saw the bad news.
So Muratov is gone in sixth, whilst Katchalov is now the shortest stack of the five remaining players.
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On the last hand of the level a three-way pot played out between the three Brits at the table.
Oliver Price opened to 100,000 from the cut-off with , Harry Law called on the button with pocket fours and Eli Heath did likewise from the big blind with .
On the flop it checked to Law who took a stab at the pot by betting 145,000, Heath called but Price folded. There was no betting on the turn and the completed the board. Heath decided to check, Law bet 190,000 and Heath responded with a check-raise to 550,000 and Law mucked his cards.
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. Behind him sat the last qualifier Rustem Muratov with 
and he shoved all in for a little over 1.5 million. Muratov wouldn't find his foe in Heath though, Oliver Price was behind him holding 
and called all in.
. The 
on the turn and 
on the river were no good for Muratov and he had just 20,000 left. 10,000 of that he had to invest as ante in the next hand.
. The next hand he moved all-in for 40,000 with 
.
flop Price bet 125,000 and Katchalov was the only caller. The 
turn improved Price to trips but both players checked, then the 
hit the river. Katchalov checked to Price who bet 320,000. Jon Spinks thought that Price's bet was too big to get paid off, but Katchalov called and saw the bad news.
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, Harry Law called on the button with pocket fours and Eli Heath did likewise from the big blind with 
flop it checked to Law who took a stab at the pot by betting 145,000, Heath called but Price folded. There was no betting on the 
completed the board. Heath decided to check, Law bet 190,000 and Heath responded with a check-raise to 550,000 and Law mucked his cards.
