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Over time, we’ve captured memorable palms, a lot of which have turn into part of poker historical past. On this column, we are going to carry you a number of the greatest palms that passed off throughout the European Poker Tour (EPT) London.
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Check out Part 1 of our Big Hands from the EPT London!
Jamil Wakil Finished In By Docherty
Jamil Wakil
On Day 4 of the 2022 PokerStars EPT London £5,300 EPT Predominant Occasion, it was Degree 21 (10,000/15,000/15,000) the most important hand of the event as much as that time prolonged 5 minutes into the break. Jamil Wakil opened to 35,000 in center place and David Docherty three-bet to 110,000 from the cutoff. Wakil four-bet to 315,000 and the chip chief referred to as after utilizing a single time extension.
The flop landed 
and Wakil continued for 175,000. Docherty referred to as. Wakil sized as much as 350,000 on the 
flip and Docherty once more referred to as.
The 
on the river accomplished the board and Wakil wager round 600,000 with only a single 5,000-denomination chip behind. Docherty raised all in and Wakil referred to as with a groan as he requested, “You’ve got aces?”
Docherty did certainly have aces as he confirmed 
, whereas Wakil held 
for a worse overpair, marking the second time in simply the primary degree of play that Docherty has picked up aces to be in opposition to an opponent with kings.
“So f***ing sick,” Wakil stated quietly as he stood from his seat. He completed in twenty first place for £22,500.
“I am operating so good that I really feel responsible about it,” Docherty instructed the supplier earlier than heading to interrupt. “This can be a simulation.”
Lodge Doubles With Aces After “TV Runout”
Harry Lodge
Additionally on Day 4, albeit in Degree 23 (10,000/25,000/25,000), Harry Lodge opened in center place, and David Docherty three-bet out of the massive blind. Lodge four-bet jammed and Docherty referred to as with the larger stack.
Harry Lodge: 
David Docherty:
Eventually, Docherty noticed aces right this moment with out being the one holding them and he wanted assist to get rid of Lodge.
“I am fairly good at these!” stated Docherty because the flop landed 
to provide him a pair of kings and backdoor golf equipment to go together with it.
The 
on the flip considerably upped the sweat issue because it gave Docherty a flush draw and Lodge was calling for a pink card because the 
bricked off on the river to earn him the double up.
“This was a TV hand; that was a TV runout!” laughed Marton Czuczor. Lodge went on to complete the event in eighth place for £79,750.
Seidel Doubles with Set Over Set
Erik Seidel
On Day 3 of the Predominant Occasion, it was Degree 20 (6,000/12,000/12,000) when Poker Corridor of Famer Erik Seidel opened to 27,000 on the button and Julien Sitbon defended the massive blind.
“I simply need to be within the chip race,” Seidel joked, because the T-1,000 chips have been being raced off quickly and the supplier gave him three T-1,000 chips as change.
The supplier fanned out the 
flop and Sitbon checked. Seidel wager 25,000 and Sitbon check-raised to 65,000. Seidel referred to as.
The landed on the flip and Sitbon wager 130,000. Seidel referred to as.
The accomplished the board and Sitbon moved all in, overlaying Seidel’s 248,000 remaining chips. Seidel shortly referred to as.
Sitbon tabled 
for a flopped set, however Seidel revealed for a superior turned set, and the Poker Corridor of Famer secured the double on one of many final palms of the night time to close one million in chips. Seidel went on to complete in eleventh place for £41,100.
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Flopped Set No Good for Heath
Ben Heath
On Day 5 of the Predominant Occasion, simply 15 gamers remained in Degree 24 (15,000/30,000/30,000) when Ben Heath opened to 60,000 from the cutoff and Alexandre Vuilleumier min-click three-bet to 120,000 from the massive blind. Heath referred to as.
The flop landed 
and Vuilleumier continued for 75,000 Heath referred to as. The flip introduced the 
and Vuilleumier sized as much as 220,000. Heath used via a time extension earlier than shifting all in for round 550,000. Vuilleumier snap-called with an even bigger stack.
Ben Heath: 
Alexandre Vuilleumier:
Heath had flopped a set however Vuilleumier had loads of hope with a flush draw.
“I needed to make it 4x preflop,” Vuilleumier stated after seeing he let his opponent get there.
Nonetheless, the 
arrived on the river to make Vuilleumier his flush to get rid of Heath in fifteenth place for £34,250.
Brutal Runout for Nils Pudel
Nils Pudel
On Day 6 on the ultimate desk, six gamers remained in Degree 28 (40,000/80,000/80,000) when Nils Pudel took a brutal beat early within the day to exit in sixth place for £134,800.
Pudel opened to 160,000 from the cutoff and Jack Sinclair three-bet to 400,000 from the massive blind. The German four-bet jammed his stack of 1,270,000 and Sinclair referred to as with an even bigger stack.
Nils Pudel:
Jack Sinclair:
Pudel’s aces have been in wonderful form on the flop of , however the 
on the flip gave Sinclair a flush draw to provide Pudel a sweat. The then arrived on the river to provide Sinclair the ace-high flush and Pudel hit the rail in excruciating vogue in one of many first palms of the day.
Find out where Jack Sinclair finished in our EPT London Recap here!
Chad Holloway
Government Editor U.S.
Government Editor US, PokerNews Podcast co-host & 2013 WSOP Bracelet Winner.
