Short stack Guy Taylor had been eager for a double up and found himself in a great position after moving all-in for 16,000 with Bharminder Maker making the call.
Guy Taylor: 
Bharminder Maker: 
Taylor paired up on the 
flop and would make trips after the 
runout.
Mark Hayes doubled up through Phillip Tate after both players moved-in preflop. Hayes' 
was the winner after the board ran out with the 
. Tate was behind throughout as he had his 
fanned out in front of him.
Catalin Dumitrascu moved all-in for 19,000 from the small blind and was called by the button who initially opened the action.
Catalin Dumitrascu: 
D A: 
Dumitrascu survived after the 
river.
John Bell was all in for around 32,000 with 
but had run into the 
of Elie Dib.
There was no help for Bell with an ace coming on the flop, with the full board coming 
and he was eliminated. The tournament clock shows 83 players remaining.
With around 60,000 in the pot on the 
flop, Ludovic Geilich bet 28,500 from the small blind and Gary Miller, on the button, called.
Miller called a 58,500 bet on the 
turn. Geilich then emptied the clip on the river and jammed all-in for 147,000 and was snap called. Geilich tabled for the for a full house while Miller flipped over his for a flush.
The tournament is fewer than ten eliminations away from the money bubble, with just 75 players guaranteed to make it in the money.
There have been more than a few grumbles among the players about the pace slowing, with the £2,400 payjump looming.
Niveau: 16
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
Trevor Reardon was getting to his feet and was all in for 113,500 against Al-Farouk Obe with the board reading .
Reardon held a pair along with a straight draw and the nut flush draw with but was behind to the of Obe.
The river, however, was the 
that completed a flush for Reardon as he doubled up to over 250,000 in chips.
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