Richard Milne has been finding the big hands today, and, more crucially, been finding people willing to go up against him.
He got action while holding 
for the second time in the last couple of hours as Lewis Cheetham was all in with 
.
The board ran out 
to make Milne a boat, leaving 21 players remaining.
All the money went in before the flop with Chris Straghalis holding 
and putting Barry Greenstein at risk. But Greenstein had the advantage with 
. There were gasps as right in the window the dealer showed 
but the second card revealed gave Greenstein the higher set. Turn 
river 
leaving Greenstein in good shape.
Paul Coughlan was all in against James Browning, a crucial flip for both these players.
Coughlan:
Browning: 
Coughlan put on his coat and stood behind his chair - a sure sign he was going to win this one - and the board came 
to double him up and leave Browning as the short stack.
Mark Handley moved all in from the cut-off for his last 69,000. Sam Razavi on the button looked at the blinds who were still to act and contemplated a call. He passed however and Christopher Jonat instantly made the call from the small blind. Big blind folded and the cards were turned over. Handley was the player at risk and showed 
versus the of Jonat. Always a sweat as the flop came 
but the turn river eliminated Handley.
A big double for Mate Mecs. He was all in preflop with 
against Dahe Liu's 
and the board came 
to double him up to 263,000.
Jamie O'Connor opened for 12,000, got called by Sam Razavi and the big blind Christopher Phillips. They saw a flop of 
. Phillips checked and pre-flop aggressor O’Connor continued for 27,000. Razavi folded and Phillips grimaced, agonising on what to do. He just didn’t have enough behind to call, so he moved all in for not much more. O’Connor called and showed 
for the flush draw but it was Phillips who was at risk with his 
top pair. No spade came though as it went turn 
river . Phillips doubled up.
We missed the action on the feature table but Tomasz Chmiel has apparently been knocked out while holding 
. Dahe Liu was the assassin with 
and managed to hit a broadway straight on a 
board.
On a flop, Sam Razavi checked and Christopher Jonat bet 20,000. Razavi check-raised to 56,000 but as soon as the latter's chips went over the line, Jonat announced he was all in and Razavi called instantly.
Razavi: 
Jonat:
The 
turn and 
river changed nothing and Razavi picked up a big double.
Nível: 18
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
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