Adrian Mateos opened from under the gun and the action folded to Paul Newey on the button, who three-bet jammed a short stack of 10,000. Mateos called with a much bigger stack.
Paul Newey: 
Adrian Mateos: 
Newey had the Spanish pro dominated and his hand held up for a double as the board ran out 
.
Henrik Hecklen has taken a seat as Day 1b winds down after winning the £50,000 EPT London Super High Roller earlier today for £652,700.
The Danish pro will now look for his first EPT Main Event title and add to his $9.6 million in Hendon Mob earnings.
Davidi Kitai was all in from the small blind for around 15,000 against the bigger-stacked Risto Parnat in the big blind.
Davidi Kitai: 
Risto Parnat: 
Kitai was dominated and couldn't get ahead to stay alive as the board ran out 
.
Hossein Ensan told PokerNews how he had been eliminated from the EPT London Main Event despite having flopped a set.
Florian Duta raised and called a shove from Ensan for his last 28,000.
Hossein Ensan: 
Florian Duta: 
The 
flop gave Ensan a set, but the 
turn improved his opponent to a straight. Ensan needed the board to pair but the river 
bricked and he was eliminated.
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EPT London Ladies Event champion Jessica Pilkington was stacking her chips after doubling through James Williams. Pilkington had spiked two jacks with 
on the 
runout to beat her opponent's and move above 100,000 in chips.
Meanwhile at another table, Yucel Eminoglu was needing help with 
all in for 20,000 against the of Andres Korn.
"Where do you want it?" a friend asked Eminoglu.
"I want it on the flop," said Eminoglu. "Kill him on the flop."
However, no ace or king was forthcoming on the 
runout and Eminoglu was eliminated.
Level: 9
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
Players are going on their final 20-minute break of the day. When they return there will be two levels of 600/1,200 before they bag for Day 2.
Dominik Nitsche was in a heads-up pot against Christian Dressler on a board of 
with around 37,000 in the middle.
Nitsche put out a river bet of about 21,300 and Dressler thought for a minute before folding, leading those at the table to speculate whether Nitsche was bluffing.
"I don't know what he would do in that spot!" laughed Lawrence Bayley.
"I'm just having fun. Recreational player," the accomplished high-stakes pro replied.
In a heads-up pot on a board of 
, Bruno Fitoussi led out with a bet of 2,100 and Robin Fisher called.
Fitoussi sized up to 6,000 on the turn and his opponent again called. The river brought the and Fitoussi checked. Fisher also checked and showed 
to win the pot.
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