When you run hot you run hot, as Jeff Johnston can attest to. Shortly after finding pocket kings in the hole when his opponent four-bet jammed with 
, Johnston found kings again when an opponent moved all in for 60,000 with what turned out to be 
.
Johnston's kings stayed good on the 
board and Johnston climbed to 780,000!
Jeff Johnston is our new chip leader after receiving a gift from Brad Grimmett.
Grimmett opened from late position, Johnston three-bet from the big blind. Grimmett then four-bet shoved for over 200,000 and Johnston beat him into the pot. Johnston turned over 
and Grimmett the monster that is........!
The kings held up as the board ran out 
sending Grimmett home and Johnston to the top of the counts.
Kitty Kuo opened to 18,000 from middle position and faced a raise from the cutoff of 22,000 in total. Kuo tossed in the extra 4,000 chips to make the call.
Kuo: 
Cutoff: 
The ace-queen stayed ahead on the 
flop, but fell behind on the 
turn. It stayed second best as the showed up on the river.
Each of these players has won $7,375.
Nível: 19
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
Thor Hansen's tournament is over after a clash with Kitty Kuo. We didn't catch the hand taking place, but we saw Hansen leaving and Kuo stacking up her chips, which now total 530,000.
These are the finishers in positions 73-79.
Erwann Pecheux is back up to 163,000 after doubling up moments ago.
The cutoff opened and then called when Pecheux moved all in for 75,000 from the big blind. The cutoff held 
to Pecheux's pocket nines and although there was a six on the flop, the cutoff couldn't find another of his cards on the [2ctd6hd3s] board and Pecheux doubled.
We joined the action on a 
flop where David Vamplew bet 18,000 from the small blind. Inigo Rodriguez was in the big blind and he raised to 42,000. Vamplew called.
The turn brought the 
into play and Vamplew checked its arrival. Rodriguez bet 76,000 and Vamplew called. The fifth and final community card was the 
and Vamplew checked again. Rodriguez couldn't fire a third barrel and he checked behind.
Vamplew turned over and scooped the huge pot.
"What? Again?" said one of Vamplew's table mates, suggesting the young Brit has already had a big pair in a similar spot. Vamplew is now up to 430,000 chips.
Thor Hansen was just all in and at risk of elimination, but his 
prevailed against the 
of his opponent. By the river the board read 
doubling Hansen up.
"I'm not going home yet!" said Hansen as he helped himself to the near 70,000 chip pot.
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