Team PokerStars Pro Johnny Lodden moved in from the cutoff for 227,000. Craig McCorkell tanked on the button and then made the call. Philippe D'Auteuil and Salman Behbehani folded in the blinds.
Lodden:
McCorkell:
The flop came and Lodden paired his five in a three-outer to move into the lead, the on the turn gave McCorkell some chop outs but the on the river was even better as McCorkell caught his own three-outer to knock out Lodden in 10th place.
There will be a redraw for the unofficial final table. The official final table will consist of eight players.
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Jorryt van Hoof - November Niner in 2nd
Welcome to the final day of the European Poker Tour London High Roller sponsored by PokerStars.com held in partnership with The Hippodrome Casino London at the Grand Connaught Rooms.
Leonid Markin is the man best placed at the moment as he holds the lead with 1,921,000 but he has a fight on his hands as Jorryt van Hoof, chip leader in the WSOP November Nine, is breathing down his neck with 1,546,000
Team PokerStars Pro Johnny Lodden returns as the short stack with 272,000 chips no doubt looking to spin it up to get him back in contention. Two Brits have also made the final table in Craig McCorkell (887,000) and Niall Farrell (510,000).
If the action is anything like yesterday we are in for a feast of high level aggressive poker. The field of 86 players was reduced to the remaining ten players in ten frenetic levels of play and just one more needs to be eliminated before a re-draw sees them all join on one table before the official final table of eight is set.
Cards are in the air at Noon and they will play down to a winner today who is set to receive ￡394,200. Don’t forget to keep an eye on the Main Event Final Table coverage which resumes at 2 p.m. on a one hour delay as the EPT London Season 11 Festival of Poker draws to a close. As always PokerNews will be on hand to bring you all the latest updates as they happen.
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and Lodden paired his five in a three-outer to move into the lead, the 
on the turn gave McCorkell some chop outs but the 
on the river was even better as McCorkell caught his own three-outer to knock out Lodden in 10th place.
