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Break Time in Day 1B
The players have just been sent on their first 15-minute break of the day.
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Byrne Doubles Through Farrell
Sean Byrne was raking in a pot, having been all-in for 22,300 and just securing a full double-up via John Farrell in the classic queens versus ace-king race, Farrell missing on the 5♠J♠9♥7♦8♠ runout.
Chip Updates
| PLAYER | CHIPS |
|---|---|
| Sean Byrne | 53,000 |
| John Farrell | 42,000 |
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Aspden Doubles via Baxter
Alan Campbell limped from middle position and Elliot Aspden followed suit on the button. Joel Baxter pumped it up to 2,000 from the small blind, and both of his opponents called.
Baxter continued with a bet of 2,500 on the 9♥9♦7♦ flop, which only Aspden called.
On the 3♠ turn, Baxter fired out a bet of 6,400 and Aspden jammed for not much more, totalling 10,800. Baxter made the call.
Aspden showed 5♦5♣ for two pair nines and fives, while Baxter had K♠Q♠, needing to spike the river to make a higher two pair. The 2♦ river was a brick and Aspden secured the double-up.
As he was raking in the pot, Baxter asked if it “was a jam for value” and Aspden nodded.
Chip Updates
| PLAYER | CHIPS |
|---|---|
| Elliot Aspden | 35,000 |
| Joel Baxter | 28,000 |
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Ward Gets Busy
Andrew Carney opened to 500 from early position and was met with a three-bet to 1,300 by Michael Harland in middle position. Charles Ward cold-called in the next seat, and Carney made it three-way to the flop.
On the 2♦5♠4♦ flop Carney checked and Harland fired out a bet of 1,800. Ward quickly raised to 5,000, which caused Carney to dispose of his cards quickly.
Harland took a bit of time to think it through, but mucked his hand, sending a decent early pot to Ward.
Chip Updates
| PLAYER | CHIPS |
|---|---|
| Andrew Carney | 47,000 |
| Charles Ward | 45,000 |
| Michael Harland | 40,000 |
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Five Hands Left in Day 1A
The clock has been paused and the tournament director has confirmed five more hands will be played in Day 1A. 20 players are still standing.
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Crampton Busts Nolan
Paul Carr raised to 12,000 under the gun and was faced with a three-bet to 75,000 by Anthony Crampton in middle position. Action folded to Karl Nolan in the small blind, who moved all in for 72,000, with Carr getting out of the way.
Karl Nolan: 9♦9♣
Anthony Crampton: A♦A♥
Nolan had run his pocket nines straight into Crampton’s rockets, and the Q♥J♦3♥Q♦3♣ runout did not provide him with an unlikely escape.
Chip Updates
| PLAYER | CHIPS |
|---|---|
| Anthony Crampton | 320,000 |
| Karl Nolan | Busted |
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Baars Leading Day 1A Heading into Final Level
The players have been sent on a break before the start of the final level, with 28 players remaining.
Jorrit Baars has a chunky stack of 675,000, and he appears to be leading the way from Philip Baker on 450,000.
Chip Updates
| PLAYER | CHIPS |
|---|---|
| Jorit Baars | 675,000 |
| Philip Baker | 450,000 |
| Darragh McDonnell | 400,000 |
| Daniel Blake | 400,000 |
| Paul Carr | 310,000 |
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Rodrigo Diaz Wins Mystery Bounty (€11,360 incl bounties); Conal Prendergast Runner-Up (€3,320 incl bounties)
After a lengthy heads-up battle lasting almost two hours, Rodrigo Diaz of Bolivia has emerged victorious.
In the final hand, Diaz limp-jammed pocket threes and was looked up by Conal Prendergast with ace-jack.
Prendergast was behind in a race, and although the 10♠9♣7♣ flop and K♦ turn gave him plenty of additional outs to his overcards, the river brought the 3♠ to give Diaz a set of threes and the title.
Diaz takes home the trophy along with €11,360, while Prendergast walks away with €3,320, both inclusive of bounties.
Congratulations to Rodrigo on a fantastic victory, and to Conal for putting up a valiant fight heads-up, after starting with a significant deficit.
Chip Updates
| PLAYER | CHIPS |
|---|---|
| Rodrigo Diaz | 3,300,000 |
| Conal Prendergast | Eliminated |
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Big Stacks in Day 1A
Kyle Rafferty and Jorrit Baars appear to be leading the way in Day 1A from a quick perusal of stacks around the room.
Chip Updates
| PLAYER | CHIPS |
|---|---|
| Kyle Rafferty | 440,000 |
| Jorrit Baars | 400,000 |
| Vytautas Aganauskas | 285,000 |
| Pauric Redden | 210,000 |
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Chevalier Busts Charuvil
Shamrag Charuvil was all-in for around 42,000 and at risk versus Liam Chevalier.
Charuvil: 10♠9♠
Chevalier: A♦Q♠
Charuvil needed help from the board but was drawing thin after the Q♦Q♣9♥ flop gave Chevalier trip queens.
The J♣ turn brought Charuvil some extra outs to the straight, but the 3♦ river was a brick, sending Chevalier the pot.
Chip Updates
| PLAYER | CHIPS |
|---|---|
| Liam Chevalier | 121,000 |
| Shyamrag Charuvil | Busted |
