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Newport Busts on Bubble
The flop read K♣2♣3♥ and Nick Newport moved all in, receiving a quick call from Valdas Sakinis.
Nick Newport: 6♣6♠
Valdas Sakinis: K♦10♠
Newport’s sixes were in trouble versus Sakinis’ pair of tens, and although he picked up some extra outs on the 5♦ turn, the 10♥ river sent him to the rail as the unfortunate bubble boy.
Sakinis pulled a €350 bounty.
Chip Updates
| PLAYER | CHIPS |
|---|---|
| Valdas Sakinis | 225000 |
| Nicholas Newport | Busted |
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Seat Draw and Chip Counts – Final Two Tables
Table 9
1 – Patrick Eagers – 123,000
2 – Nicholas Newport – 102,000
3 – Brendan McGuinness – 183,000
5 – Thomas Faulkner – 254,000
6 – David Grealis – 363,000
7 -Valdas Sakinis – 124,000
8 – Conal Prendergast – 271,000
Table 10
1 – Mick Graydon – 57,000
2 – Rodrigo Diaz – 749,000
3 – Derek Baker – 271,000
4 -Stewart Samuels – 165,000
5 -Killian Farrell – 186,000
7 -Michael Harland – 128,000
9 -Steven Bartley – 354, 000
With 14 players left, mystery bounties are now in play. The smallest is €300, while everyone will be hoping to pull one of the two €2,500 maximum bounties.
Chip Updates
| PLAYER | CHIPS |
|---|---|
| Patrick Eagers | 123,000 |
| Nicholas Newport | 102,000 |
| Brendan McGuinness | 183,000 |
| Thomas Faulkner | 254,000 |
| David Grealis | 363,000 |
| Valdas Sakinis | 124,000 |
| Conal Prendergast | 271,000 |
| Mick Graydon | 57,000 |
| Rodrigo Diaz | 749,000 |
| Derek Baker | 271,000 |
| Stewart Samuels | 165,000 |
| Killian Farrell | 186,000 |
| Michael Harland | 128,000 |
| Steven Bartley | 354,000 |
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Bartley Busts Faterkinis
Action folded to Elans Faterkinis in middle position, who moved all in for 41,000. Steven Bartley called in the small blind, and Mick Graydon came along for the ride in the big blind.
On the 7♣2♠4♥ flop, Bartley wasted little time in announcing he was all-in, leading to a swift fold from Graydon.
Bartley showed J♥J♦ for the overpair jacks, while Faterkinis had K♦9♠, for king-high, needing help from the board.
The 5♥ turn and 3♦ river were clean for Bartley, sending Faterkinis to the rail in 16th, just before the money bubble.
Chip Updates
| PLAYER | CHIPS |
|---|---|
| Steven Bartley | 354000 |
| Elans Faterkinis | Busted |
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Devine Saved With a Double Up!
Joseph Devine went all-in pre-flop in the Monster Main Event, which then saw Darragh Smith shove as well. No callers resulted however, and the two players went to showdown.
Devine: A♠8♦
Smith: 10♦10♣
It didn’t look for for Devine, who stood up ready to leave upon seeing Smith’s cards, but relief soon came – Devine hit two-pair on the flop and doubled-up to save himself from elimination!
Chip Updates
| PLAYER | CHIPS |
|---|---|
| Joseph Devine | 1,100,000 |
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Gleeson Adds to his Stack!
Alex Gleeson came out on top in a heads-up hand versus Jorrit Baars.
Baars made it 60,000 before the flop, which Gleeson called.
Flop: 10♠8♥6♥
Gleeson checked, and Baars bet 50,000.
Gleeson elected to raise, this time to 150,000.
After some consideration, Baars decided it wasn’t for him and folded his cards.
Chip Updates
| PLAYER | CHIPS |
|---|---|
| Alex Gleeson | 1,600,000 |
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Mulvany Forces a Fold from Forde
David Mulvany made it 2,200 before the flop, with Marc Forde being his only caller.
Flop: A♦10♥K♠
Forde checked, prompting another bet of 2,200 from Mulvany, to which Forde folded.
Chip Updates
| PLAYER | CHIPS |
|---|---|
| David Mulvany | 56,000 |
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Szarkezi Wins with Ace High
Nikola Szarkezi raised pre-flop to 20,000, which Jan Josef Ziecik called.
Flop: J♦K♦7♣
Ziecik checked, and then called a bet to 15,000 from Szarkezi.
Both players checked all the way to showdown with A♦6♠ completing the board.
Szarkezi showed A♥9♦ and Ziecik mucked his cards.
Chip Updates
| PLAYER | CHIPS |
|---|---|
| Nikola Szarkezi | 280,000 |
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McGuinness Knocks Out De Morais as Webley Misses Out
In the last hand of Day 1D Tiago de Morais went all-in UTG, which was followed by Darren McGuinness re-raising to 200,000.
Vanessa Webley looked down at her cards, saw A♥J♥ and told the table as she faced the dilemma of whether to call all-in or fold with a short stack.
After time spent in the tank, Webley eventually folded face up and felt relief upon seeing McGuinness’s A♠K♣ and de Morais’s Q♠Q♣.
The relief did not last long however as three hearts came down on the board – 8♥3♥5♥ – Webley exclaiming “I would’ve flopped a flush!” to the shock of the table, while de Morais was looking at a double up with a 10♣ on the turn.
The river sent him home however, with a the K♠ giving McGuinness the pair of Kings and sending de Morais home in the last hand of the day!
Chip Updates
| PLAYER | CHIPS |
|---|---|
| Darren McGuinness | 554,000 |
| Tiago de Morais | Busted |
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Spillane Catches a Double Up
Cian Spillane made the first move with a raise to 1,200, but Marko Tetec wanted some of the action and made it 2,700 instead.
Spillane then threw all his chips into the middle for 6,800, and Tetec reluctantly called.
Spillane: A♥K♠
Tetec: A♣Q♠
No hits on the board for either player with 2♦7♥4♥6♣3♥ coming down and Spillane doubling up with his King kicker.
Chip Updates
| PLAYER | CHIPS |
|---|---|
| Cian Spillane | 34,500 |
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Byrne Forces a Fold on the River
Jamie Cusack opened the action to 300 chips, called by Sean J Byrne.
The flop came 7♥9♦9♣, and Cusack bet again for 200.
This time, however, Byrne elected to raise to 400. Cusack called.
The turn came A♦, which they both checked, and the dealer put down a K♠ for the river.
Cusack bet 1,000, but Byrne came back with a raise to 2,600.
Cusack folded his hand and no cards were shown as Byrne scooped the pot.
Chip Updates
| PLAYER | CHIPS |
|---|---|
| Sean J Byrne | 33,500 |
