S. C. opened the action from middle position to 600. Harry Lodge three-bet to 1,800 before Richard Hayes moved all-in for around 7,000 on the button. S. C. folded and Lodge went into the tank.
After mulling it over, he decided to fold thus awarding the pot to Hayes
Alberto Speranzoni reigned supreme in the £340 buy-in Mini Main Event last night, topping the 622 entry field. The tournament generated a prize pool of £186,600 with Speranzoni taking home £45,350.
With 1,700 in pot on a flop showing 
, Iaron check-raised from the big blind to 2,200 after Stephen Kehoe bet 600 on the button. Kehoe called to see the 
turn.
Lightbourne check-folded after Kehoe bet 1,800.
Florian Duta opened to 800 from middle position and was called by Florian Guimond (middle position) and Colin Paddington and Alex Peffly in the blinds.
Duta continued for 1,000 on the 
flop and everyone called. On the 
turn, action checked to Guimond who bet 2,200 and only Duta called.
Action checked through on the 
river and Duta had the winner with ace-queen while Guimond flashed 
.
Level: 4
Blinds: 100/300
Ante: 300
With 5,000 in the pot on a board showing 
, Florian Guimond bet 5,000 from the big blind before Alex Peffly raised to 16,000.
Guimond went deep into the tank for several minutes as he would be calling for his tournament life. Eventually, he lifted up his card protector and mucked his cards.
GUKPT London Midi Main Event Winner Alexios Zervos and Ali Sarkeshik were all-in preflop with the latter at risk of elimination.
Ali Sarkeshik: 
Alexios Zervos: 
Sarkeshik spiked a queen on the 
flop and held as the board ran out with the 
turn and 
river.
Eamonn Dyer opened to 800 from middle position before Karen Arthur raised to 2,400 on his immediate left. Ciprian Berdan called in the small blind and Dyer folded.
Arthur continued for 3,700 on the 
flop and then called the all-in from Berdan, who jammed for around 11,000.
Karen Arthur:
Ciprian Berdan: 
Both players had an overpair but Arthur's aces were in front. The 
turn and 
river sent Berdan to the rail.
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