Action was on a river of 
with Sebastian Skurzynski betting 9,200 into a pot of around that amount.
"Hero call?" pondered his opponent. "Ace-high?" Eventually Skurzynski's opponent did call, but was shown the bad news with the 
giving Skurzynski a full house.
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Katie Swift has joined the GUKPT Coventry Main Event field, and has been seated at the feature table.
She was explaining to the table how she will listen to one song on repeat for the entire day.
"I've never heard of that," said tablemate Bhavin Khatri. "And do you listen to the same one tomorrow? Well I suppose you would if you make it!"
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Level: 2
Blinds: 100/100
Ante: 100
With action on the turn and 1,600 in the middle already, Christopher Johnson had bet 1,300 and Cosmin Penescu raised in the next position to 3,500.
Johnson called and the river was the .
It checked to Penescu who bet 4,200. Johnson counted out the chips early, but went deep into the tank. Just as his tablemates were contemplating calling the clock he folded. Penescu turned over 
for a set of fours and chipped up further.
Deborah Worley-Roberts has been amongst the action early on. In this hand she defended button after an open.
The flop came 
and the pre-flop raiser checked it across.
"Oh you don't have a pair," said Worley-Roberts who bet 600.
"No set, no bet," replied her opponent who mucked. Worley-Roberts showed 
showing she had in fact flopped a set and took down the small pot.
Cosmin Penescu had already taken a huge chunk of an opponents stack, and after an open, Penescu three-bet and called the shove for that opponent's remaining 4,100 chips.
The initial raiser folded and Penescu called.
Cosmin Penescu: 
Opponent: 
The board ran out 
with Penescu sending the first player of the day to the rail, moving up to around double starting stack.
Former WSOP Ladies event runner-up Deborah Worley-Roberts has joined the field. In 2017, she finished second to Australian Heidi May in the $1,000 Ladies Championship for $83,459.
Also in the field is Sinem Melin who has two GUKPT Main Event final tables to her name.
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