| Level 12: | 8,000/16,000 (16,000) |
| Entries: | 63/234 |
| Prizes: | £200,000 GTD |
“Stick around, this could be a good one,” Francis Obadun told this poker.pro live reporter as he limped from the Lo-jack. Paul Carr (Small Blind) and Ian Moroney (Button) both made the call before Rickbinder Singh checked his Big Blind.
Action was checked to Moroney on the 2♣2♠5♣ flop, and he bet 40,000. Singh was the sole caller, and it was then he who claimed the driver’s seat with a 50,000 bet on the 6♥ turn. Moroney decided to let his hand go.
“It wasn’t that exciting,” poker.pro Christoffer Karlén told Obadun, disappointed over his fake promise. Still, though, Singh made the hand blog-worthy as he revealed his A♦2♦ holdings. You can always trust Singh!
Rickbinder Singh: 1,140,000
