Simon Deadman raised to 4,800 and got a call from Kovacs Gergo, from Hungary. The blinds folded and they saw a flop of Deadman continued for 4,800 and got his call. They both checked the turn cards and saw a river Deadman now bet 14,200 and was instantly called by Gergo who turned over for the straight. Deadman laughed and turned over [ah 5] to chop the pot commenting good humouredly, “What are you doing in the hand with that rubbish?
Ramunas Skardzius was short stacked, moved all in, and was called by the player next to him Richard Milne. Skardzius tabled and was frustrated to see his opponent had him dominated with . He got help of some sort though as the board ran out and they split the pot. Next hand Skardzius was all in again and was called by the of Sweden’s Peter Warfvinge. Skardzius had another raggy and he was out of his seat not really believeing his luck would hold. It didn’t, as the cards fell and Skardzius was out.
Sam Razavi raised from mid position to 4,800 and was called on the button by Jörg Viereck. The blinds folded and the flop came . Razavi continued for 4,800 and Viereck made the call. was the turn card and Razavi bet 5,000. Viereck made the fold and raised his eyebrows. “Seven?” He asked. Razavi flashed the .
Deadman continued for 4,800 and got his call. They both checked the 
turn cards and saw a river 
Deadman now bet 14,200 and was instantly called by Gergo who turned over 
for the straight. Deadman laughed and turned over [ah 5] to chop the pot commenting good humouredly, “What are you doing in the hand with that rubbish?
and was frustrated to see his opponent had him dominated with 
. He got help of some sort though as the board ran out 
and they split the pot. Next hand Skardzius was all in again and was called by the 
and he was out of his seat not really believeing his luck would hold. It didn’t, as the cards fell 
and Skardzius was out.
. Razavi continued for 4,800 and Viereck made the call. 
