Joshua Boulton fired a bet of 180,000 on the 
flop to earn a call from James Rann, who then check-folded the 
turn.
One hand later at the very end of the previous level, Michael Ramiro raised to 60,000 in the cutoff. Rann called on the button and Kully SIdhu tagged along in the big blind. The 
flop was checked to Rann and he bet 60,000 to shut down his two opponents.
Level: 25
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 40,000
Antoine Saout raised it up to 65,000 and table short stack Ben Spragg defended the big blind. On a flop of 
, Spragg check-called for 35,000 with 200,000 behind and checked again the 
on the turn.
Saout now moved all-in and Spragg called it off.
Ben Spragg: 
Antoine Saout: 
The 
on the river ensured that the kicker played and Spragg had to settle for 15th place, which came with a payday of £5,920.
Michael Ramiro open-jammed for 345,000 in middle position and was called by Dongze Hao out of the small blind.
Michael Ramiro: 
Dongze Hao: 
The board ran out 
and Ramiro doubled to remain in contention.
Michael Ramiro and Ben Spragg preserved their short stacks with jams every other orbit but received no calls. Lorenc Boci also jammed up his stack while Liudas Didenka three-bet jammed just now against Julien Sitbon to force a fold.
Joshua Boulton has leveraged his chip lead with plenty of aggression so far and opened to 65,000 once more, this time from under the gun.
He was called by Sorin Pruteanu on the button and James Rann in the big blind, which led them to the 
flop. Rann checked, Boulton bet 75,000 and Pruteanu reluctantly folded while Rann called. The 
fell on the turn and Rann check-folded to another barrel.
In the next hand, Dongze Hao was up against Boulton who took it down uncontested on the turn once more.
Lukas Dimsa chipped up through several small pots and then raised to 65,000. Julien Sitbon called in the hijack and Alexios Zervos on the button then three-bet to 250,000. Dimsa took 30 seconds before four-bet jamming for around 1.1 million and Sitbon gave it just brief consideration before folding.
"It is good for you that I don't snap ... I have ace queen suited," Zervos said with a smile on the face. He took a minute to mull over it and mucked the face up.
"It is either a flip or you are behind ... good fold Alex," Dimsa replied while Sitbon chimed in and mentioned that he had folded better than ace-queen.
Joshua Boulton was the initial raiser from the cutoff with Ben Slack still involved out of the big blind on a turn reading . Slack opted to check and Boulton made it 140,000 to go for Slack to call.
After the 
river, Slack checked once more and Boulton bet 450,000. That represented more than half of the stack of his opponent, who cut out the remaining chips carefully and then sent the cards into the muck.
Robert Boon raised from the hijack and called a three-bet on the button by chip leader Joshua Boulton to then check-call a continuation bet on the 
flop. On the turn, Boon jammed all-in for what appeared to be 350,000 and Boulton snap-called.
Robert Boon:
Joshua Boulton:
"Nice hand," Boon sighed and immediately stood up from his chair. The 
river only improved Boulton to fives full of jacks and Boon was eliminated in 16th place for £5,146.
Joining the action on the 
turn with a small pot until then, James Rann bet 100,000 out of the small blind and Joshua Boulton called in the big blind.
Rann then bet another 350,000 on the 
river and Boulton was sent into the tank for nearly two minutes and called, getting shown the 
for two pair by Rann as the winning hand.
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