It’s level six for some, still dinner for others. Those that have already enjoyed the buffet are back at the coal face and for many that means doubling up.
More than 230 players have already been dispatched today and the post dinner level normally sees a few make or break moves. Reuben Peters picked his chance, plonking down his last 5,000. Alex Kravchenko was keen to oblige, moving all-in himself to make this simple a face-to-face duel between the EPT Dublin winner and the bracelet winning Team PokerStars Pro. K♠K♣ for Kravchenko, A♦ K♦ for Peters.
The flop came J♦ 10♦ 6♣ , causing the other players to stir, like you would if the lights suddenly went, before relaxing again when the turn 9♥ and river 10♥ put end to any straight flush hope and to Peters’ tournament. Handshakes all around and a seat open.
