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Live Updates April 25
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Quads for Irvine

Billy Irvine just made quads in The High Roller Big Game to double through Patrick Pedersen.

The board was {10-Hearts}{10-Spades}{10-Diamonds}{10-Clubs}{5-Hearts} with Irvine holding {a-Diamonds}{k-Clubs} which was enough to beat the {j-Hearts}{j-Diamonds} of Pedersen.

He now sits with 3.4 million in chips behind chip leader Samuel Vousden with 4.3 million.

Doubles for Leonard and Haxton in the High Roller Big Game

Patrick Leonard just doubled through Paul Hong in The High Roller Big Game when his {10-Clubs}{10-Hearts} held against {k-Clubs}{j-Clubs} on a {q-Spades}{k-Hearts}{10-Spades}{7-Clubs}{8-Diamonds} runout.

He is joined in the tournament by Jason Koon, Isaac Haxton and Joni Jouhkimainen from Team partypoker, with Haxton also having been the beneficiary of a recent double.

He held {2-Hearts}{2-Clubs} against the {a-Clubs}{q-Diamonds} of Danchev. The run out {9-Spades}{3-Hearts}{8-Spades}{2-Spades}{6-Spades} gave Haxton a set and he doubled up.

Haxton vs Danchev
Haxton vs Danchev

What Are The Best Features of the partypoker Mobile App?

partypoker Mobile App
partypoker Mobile App

Modern smartphones are the perfect medium to play online poker on, especially now it’s possible to play on partypoker with their excellent mobile poker app.

Online poker sites invest countless hours and dollars into creating the perfect mobile app for their customers, partypoker included.

The partypoker mobile app is almost unrecognizable from a couple of years ago. You can tell from the second you fire it up that so much thought has gone into the latest incarnation.

These are our favorite partypoker mobile app features

Double Elimination for Ivarsson

Out of the corner of our eye on Patrick Leonard's table, we saw a three-way all in between Aliaksei Boika, Alexander Ivarsson and Niklas Astedt.

Aliaksei Boika: {k-Diamonds}{q-Diamonds}
Alexander Ivarsson: {10-Spades}{10-Hearts}
Niklas Astedt: {6-Hearts}{6-Spades}

It appeared that the money went in on a {7-Hearts}{5-Diamonds}{3-Diamonds} flop, although there is no way to confirm this, with Boika holding a flush draw against the two pocket pairs.

The {2-Spades} turn and {8-Hearts} river changed nothing and Ivarsson eliminated two players, moving up to second in chips behind fellow Swede Simon Mattsson.

Double Elimination Ivarsson
Double Elimination Ivarsson

The High Roller Big Game

Billy Irvine continues to lead The High Roller Big Game, but the gap at the top is minuscule between Irvine and Ioannis Angelou-Konstas.

With 90 minutes left of late registration there are 40/45 players remaining. Here are the top 10 chip counts:

RankPlayerCountryChip Count
1Billy IrvineUnited Kingdom2,219,534
2Ioannis Angelou-KonstasIreland2,218,180
3Paul HongNew Zealand1,953,820
4Alexander Staffan Anders IvarssonSweden1,647,546
5Henning AndreSweden1,576,913
6Darrell GohUnited Kingdom1,540,714
7Kevin RabichowCanada1,478,491
8Simon MattssonSweden1,444,532
9Patrick Hyllegaard PedersenDenmark1,432,822
10Jonas HagströmSweden1,403,994

Win Tournament Tickets in the partypoker Predator Hunt

partypoker Predator Hunt
partypoker Predator Hunt

Hunting down partypoker “predators” earns you $22 tickets to the site’s Daily Legends tournament sporting the same name.

The $22 Predator is one of the most popular tournaments on the Daily Legends schedule. It runs Monday through Saturday at 5:05 p.m. GMT and features a $30,000 guaranteed prize pool.

That in itself is worth playing in the Predator, but the Predator Hunt promotion adds even more value. Up to 19 specially selected “predators” will frequent The Predator during the week and these 19 stars have an extra bounty on their heads in addition to the tournament’s bounty.

Want to know what you need to do to win? Check it out below!

Here's how to win by hunting down the predators

Leonard in Action in the High Roller Big Game

Leonard vs Vousden High Roller Big Game
Leonard vs Vousden High Roller Big Game

So far in the major events, Patrick Leonard's the only partypoker Pro in action.

He had moved above starting stack in the High Roller Big Game and was in a pot against Samuel Vousden.

On a {7-Clubs}{q-Hearts}{q-Clubs}{9-Diamonds} turn, Vousden had bet 38,230 and Leonard raised in position to 119,000. Vousden called.

He then checked the {k-Hearts} river and Leonard bet 175,000 into a pot of 350,000.

Vousden check-raised all in for 550,000 and Leonard eventually folded.