Yucel Eminoglu opened to 110,000 and eventually called a three-bet jam from Ram Maher for their last 230,000.
Ram Maher: 
Yucel Eminoglu: 
"I wish you had 100,000 more so I didn't have to call," Eminoglu had said as the cards were turned over. He was calling for paint, but none was forthcoming on the 
runout and Maher doubled up.
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In a sizeable pot of over 500,000, on a board of 
, D A bet 240,000, but then Lewis Brown check-raised all in, which sent D A into the tank.
"You've really got queen, ten?" D A asked Brown.
"No I don't have queen-ten, I really don't." Brown responded.
"I've got ace-nine of diamonds," D A admitted after a while, clearly pained by this decision. But after another agonizing minute, he finally let it go.
"I really don't think I should be showing you this, mate, but here you go," Brown said as he showed 
for a set of eights. D A tapped the table as brown raked in the pot.
Level: 25
Blinds: 20,000/50,000
Ante: 50,000
One player opened to 110,000 and was called by Jonathan Scott. Peter Norton three-bet to 500,000 and the initial raiser folded.
Scott called and was all in.
Jonathan Scott: 
Peter Norton: 
The board came 
with Norton rivering a set to eliminate his opponent, and move up to close to 4,000,000 in chips.
Gareth Compton shoved for 280,000 from under the gun. Tayla Hughes three-bet all in for more from the cutoff and the button and blinds all folded.
Gareth Compton: 
Tayla Hughes: 
The 
board saw Compton fail to catch up, and was sent to the rail.
On a 
flop Derek Huckfield bet 105,000 and Daniel Prinn moved all in. Huckfield called for his last 600,000.
Derek Huckfield: 
Daniel Prinn: 
Prinn was ahead having flopped two pair but he was counterfeited on the turn giving Huckfield a better two pair.
However, the river 
saw both players chop the pot.
"I'll take that," said Prinn.
"I'll take that!" replied Huckfield.
On a flop of 
, the under-the-gun player checked to Daniel Prinn, who then bet 105,000, which was called only by Iftikhar Ali.
The two heads-up players went to a turn 
and saw Prinn lead out again, this time for 180,000, and was called again by Ali.
On the river , Prinn decided to check to Ali, who sighed and shook his head, as if he was displeased with the river card, but to most poker players is a huge red flag. He then bet out for 230,000 and Prin quickly made the call. Ali then proudly flipped over 
for the rivered nut straight and Prinn mucked.
"How did you call that?" a player asked Prinn in disbelief, "everyone at the table just saw him shake his head like that, it was obvious he had it."
Prinn just shrugged and continued to the next hand, seemingly unfazed.
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