Sanjay Patel got his stack in after the 
turn and was in a world of pain as Jason Chamberlain looked him up with the superior stack and 
. Patel had some outs with his 
for top two pair but the 
on the river was a blank.
On the river of a board 
, Kim Johansson called a bet of 3,200 and was shown the 
for a flush with the five, which he had beat with 
. That pot vaulted Johansson back near the starting stack while Neophytos Neophytou and James Mitchell on the same table are below that.
Alexander Schechter left the table as he was just knocked out by Sofia Lovgren, who had called his shove with the . Schechter only had king-ten and was drawing dead on the turn of the 
board.
Schechter promised to be back for more, though.
On the river of a board 
, Laurin Riechsteiner made it 4,500 to go and his sole remaining opponent Ulysse Harry sent his cards into the muck to award the pot to the Swissman.
Of the 40 total entries, 39 players remain and among the latest players to join was also Terry Jordon, a well-known face on the British poker circuit.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 200
Among others, Artan Dedusha, Chris Da-Silva and Laurin Riechsteiner have all sat down. Dedusha's best poker pal Kfir Ivgi claimed the biggest stack on Day 1a and Dedusha will aim to do the same in the second of five starting days.
Albert Sapiano once again lost a big pot to his nemesis James Millman and dropped below the startingg stack while Millman is closing in on two times the starting stack. It seems only a matter of time until both will clash again.
After a raise to 600 and a call, Kanan Farzaliyev three-bet to 3,600 in the small blind and Justin Scicluna in the big blind cold-called, the initial raiser and fourth player in the hand both folded.
Farzaliyev bet the 
flop foir 2,500 and Scicluna called, Farzaliyev then check-folded the turn to a bet of 5,000.
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