Ole Schemion check-called 600 from Luciano Macchiarelli in the cutoff on a flop of 
.
Schemion check-called another 2,400 on the 
and 8,2000 on the 
river as Macchiarelli fired on all three streets.
Macchiarelli showed 
for a missed gutshot straight with Schemion taking down the pot with 
for top pair.
Antonio Buonanno opened in middle position and Steve Berdah three-bet to 2,600 out of the small blind. Action folded back to Buonanno and the Italian four-bet to 5,900.
Buonanno went in the tank and counted his stack before folding, turning over the 
as he did so.
"No good ace," Buonanno laughed.
"Good ace," Berdah replied. "I think you have better than ace-queen."
Nível: 3
Blinds: 100/300
Ante: 300
Players are going on their first 20-minute break of the day. The tournament clock shows 235 of 241 players remaining.
Samantha Abernathy was in action on a 
flop. Jamie Flynn checked out of the blinds and Abernathy bet 500. Flynn check-raised to 1,500.
Abernathy called and the turn was the 
. Flynn bet 3,000 and after some thought Abernathy folded.
Picking up the action on a flop of 
in a battle between the blinds, Alexandros Kolonias checked and Kyriakos Papadopoulos bet 3,800. Kolonias called.
Kolonias checked again on the 
turn and Papadopoulos bet 5,000. Kolonias again called.
Kolonias checked a third time on the 
river and Papadopoulos moved all in. Kolonias considered calling off for his remaining stack of around 15,000 but ultimately folded.
Earlier this year, Philippe Souki recorded an eighth-place finish in the WSOP Main Event for $1,075,000 and is now here in London playing in the EPT Main Event. A regular on the EPT, Souki even cashed on the UKIPT when the EPT visited London in 2013.
Hand #1: Souki folded his button.
Hand #2: After the hijack opened to 500 , Souki called in the cutoff as did both blinds. The four players checked down the 
flop and turn and the river was the 
. Abu Hamza Khalek checked his small blind and Kayhan Mokri bet 3,700 into a pot of just over 2,000. It folded back to Khalek who called.
"Five-high," said Mokri, with Khalek tabling 
for trip jacks and the winner.
Hand #3: Souki raised to 500 from the hijack and took down the blinds and antes.
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Hand #4: Souki folded from early position
Hand #5: Souki folded from under the gun
Hand #6: Souki checked his big blind after Frederic Normand limped in the small blind. They checked down the 
board and chopped the pot after Normand 
and Souki 
both tabled queen-high.
Hand #7: Souki folded his small blind to an under-the-gun open.
Any table featuring Mokri is a lively one, and this was no exception. Mokri played yesterday only to bust short of Day 2 and is joined at the table by the likes of Toby Joyce and Vladas Tamasauskas.
"I was trying to figure out where I had played with you before," Tamasauskas said to Souki. "But then I realised it's from the WSOP."
"I love Main Events. Super slow and super fun, and you get to meet cool people. But why do I always get the clinic tables," bemoaned Mokri.
"I'm not a clinic," said Souki. "I'm just an idiot with a dream!"
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