Another Pelt on van den Bijgaart's Wall
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Felipe Ramos opened the pot to 5,100 from late position, and the player next to him three-bet all in for 15,100. Next door to him, Joep van den Bijgaart four-bet it up to 28,200. Ramos tanked and folded, and the cards were turned up with the short stack flipping for double or nothing:
Van den Bijgaart: 
Opponent: 
The board ran 
, and that's a knockout for the Dutchman. Ramos tried to reach into the muck to show what he'd folded, but the dealer wouldn't let him turn over his cards for some reason. He swore he'd folded the two black fours, however, and van den Bijgaart has to be patting himself on the back for that isolating four-bet he stuck in preflop.
He's got a lot of chips now, something like 235,000.