Lepelaars Five-Bets and Busts
There was plenty of action preflop in this hand and it all started with Maxim Fana who raised from under the gun to 1,300. Jorge Weber then called from the next seat over, before Aleksandras Nagreckis made it 4,500 to go from the button.
This is when the fireworks really started, as small blind Nkosana Matlhong made it 10,300 before Wilhelmus Lepelaars five-bet jammed all-in for 21,100. Everyone but Matlhong quickly got out of the way, and he exclaimed that he was committed and had to call. Lepelaars tried to change his mind, but Matlhong put in the calling chips to put Lepelaars at risk.
Wilhelmus Lepelaars: 
Nkosana Matlhong: 
Matlhong flopped a set, and since neither player had a spade that was enough to win the pot. Lepelaars left the tournament area, dejected by his cracked kings.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
65,000 | |
|
Busted |
flop, which both players checked.
turn came and Miscikowski checked to Regler again. Regler found it time to bet this time, putting forth 4,500 chips. Miscikowski called and the 
river rolled off.
first and it was good enough to scoop this small three-bet pot.
when players flipped their cards. 
. Mindthoff was already stood up and grabbing his coat as the turn and river fell. Spragg's aces held up to win the pot and Mindthoff was eliminated from the tournament. Spragg tapped the table and scooped his chips.
. Dobrzelewski bet 6,600 from the big blind and Padovani called from the hijack. 
was turned and Dobrzelewski continued with a bet of 16,000. Padovani counted her own stack and cut out the necessary chips for a call.
was already dealt. There were 3,500 chips in the middle and big blind Joshua Bruce went all-in after a check from small blind Francis Hogan. Anthony Harnden was in the cutoff and made the call, as did Hogan.