The players are now back in their seats and, thanks to the redraw, they are trying to figure out their new foes.
Jack Salter started the day as one of the shortest stacks and now he is the shortest stack because he has busted out. We saw Salter heading back to his former seat looking for something.
“I busted out and now I have no cup of tea. It’s been a bad day,” Salter told us.
Elsewhere, Giacomo Fundaro opened to 11,500 from early position and the action passed around to the chip leader Elior Sion in the hijack. The young spectacle-wearing Londoner three-bet to 24,000. The other active players folded but Fundaro thought long and hard – read that as nearly two minutes – before relinquishing his hand.
Over on Table 1, Lithuanian Zydrunas Lukosiunas opened from the button, Tudor Purice three-bet from the small blind and then folded when Lukosiunas insta-shoved. Purice raised his eyebrows, sighed and mucked, but didn’t look too please about having to do so.
Last, but not least, on a 
flop, Rasmus Larson checked in the big blind seat, which put the action on Sebastian Muller. A brief pause and Muller set the price to play at 15,500. Larson responded with a check-raise to 35,500 but Muller was going nowhere and he called.
The turn was the 
nd Larson led for 45,500. Muller called. The 
river saw Larson check and Muller instantly checked behind.
Muller won the pot with his 
, beating the 
of his opponent.
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