He got into trouble with 102 trying to steal the blinds and flopping a flush draw. He tried to take the pot again on the flop and was set all-in by Henrik. He called and the third club didn't come.

He has around 140,000 now.
Joe Rafferty has 380,000
David has 355,000.

He makes it 30,000 to play, Mats reraises to 100,000 and takes it down.

He calls Henrik's raise in the big blind and bets out 50,000 on a flop of 8AK - surely a raisers flop. Henrik lays his hand down and David takes 90,000 or so.

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It's folded to Mats Gavatin's small blind and he puts in a raise. David calls in the BB and they see a flop of 3410.

Mats bets out 50,000 and David Pomroy plays with his chips before reraising to a total of 125,000.

Mats instantly moves all-in and it's a very quick fold from David, who can't have had much.

to 5000/10000 with a 1000 ante.

David and Joe get all-in but both have offsuit AK and the pot is split.

David Pomroy: 416K
Jim Reid: 189K
Joe Rafferty: 393K
Henrik Olander: 776K
Pete Haslam: 210K
Mats Gavatin: 462K

Joe calls UTG and Mats makes it 30,000 to play from the button. Jim Reid calls in the big blind and Joe calls also.

The flop comes down KT6 and everyone checks. The turn is the A and the river the 6. There's no post-flop action at all (there hasn't been much at the final table so far).

Jim throws his cards into the muck, Joe turns over pocket 3s and Mats shows pocket queens to take the pot, around 100,000.

With jacks against Henrik's Q,J. We lost the announcer for a moment and no-one is quite sure when the chips went in but it sounds like it was on the flop which was 4, 4, Q, with a 2 and a 7 on the river.

Michael Greco is out in 7th and we are short-handed.

After 3 folds Jim Reid moves in for about 85,000. Michael Greco, next to act, thinks long and hard and clearly wants to call but decides against it.

Joe Rafferty has no hesitation holding pocket queens and is happy to see he is up against Jim's K[diamond]Q[diamond].

The flop comes down J, 6, 10 and the turn is an Ace to give Jim the straight and double him up to over 175,000.