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As you may have guessed by the title, play has resumed, or "fire in the hole" as our announcer claims, with the action starting with Brockington.
He passes, but Dirksen raises, to the sum of 50,000. He receives two callers: Hinkle from the button and O'Brien in the big blind.
Checked to Dustin who bets out 120,000. Hinkle reaches for chips and makes the call. O'Brien steps out of the way.
Turn =
Dustin checks, Hinkle slides 230,000 across the felt, which is enough to take the pot.
[user46392]
Bjorin raises to 75,000 UTG and it folds around to big-blind Brockington, who calls.
Flop:
Brockington checks to Bjorin, who bets 100,000. Brockington thinks about it for a while before pushing all his chips in the middle -- a total of 321,000, to cover Bjorin, who has just 174,000 behind. Bjorin folds, and Brockington takes the pot.
[user46392]
Bjorin raises to 75,000 on the cutoff, and small blind Steicke reraises to 225,000. Big blind Jeffreys now unexpectedly moves all in for 646,000. Bjorin folds, but Steicke calls.
Jeffreys:
Steicke:
Board: a decisive
Steicke takes down a 1.391 million pot, and knocks out the overnight chip leader Jeffreys in eighth place.
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Dominik Kulicki
Like the rapid fire of a machine gun, Hinkle raises to 60,000 from the button, Kulicki announces all in from the small blind and Hinkle calls, all within the space of a few seconds.
Hinkle =
Kulicki
Flop =
Cheers from the crowd.
Turn =
River =
The danafish jinx strikes, and it looks as though we'll have to wait before seeing the birth of a Dutch bracelet winner.
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flop; Dirksen bets out 80,000 on the 
turn, and Hinkle passes.
river, Steicke snapping up the pot with a pair of kings, eight kicker.
