Cockram Holds On to Bust Aghdaghi

Around 25,000 was already in the pot as Jordan Cockram and Hossein Aghdaghi went to the turn on a board of 3♣K♥Q♣6♥. Aghdaghi then moved all in for 6,400 from the small blind.

Cockram called in middle position, turning over K♣K♠ for top set. Aghdaghi had J♥10♥ for straight and flush draws but missed the 8♦ river as Cockram turned around and pretended to fire two guns before taking in the pot.

"Easy game. What is going on," tablemate Alex Montgomery said.

"I told you I'm taking it down," the online qualifier Cockram added.

Thomas Clack was also recently eliminated for the second time, as was Robert Shields.