It's Just Another Day for John O'Shea
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John O'Shea has made the trip to Vienna to see if he can follow up on his impressive deep run at EPT London where he finished in 17th place for a cash prize of ��21,000. He has found himself sat at table 21 and he shares it with the likes of Marcus Naalden and Anthony Roux.
We caught up with getting involved in a few hands. In hand 1, O'Shea opened from the button to 400 and got a call from the player in the small blind. The flop was 
and they both checked. The turn was 
and the small blind made a bet of 750 forcing the fold from O'Shea.
In the second hand there was an open from early position followed by a call and O'Shea made the squeeze from the cut-off making it 1,150 to play. Both players came along for the ride and a flop of 
. The players in early position both checked the action over to O'Shea who made a bet of 1,300 to take down the pot and the chips that he had lost in hand 1.