and Hermann Pascha bet 425 into the pot. His opponent raised to 2,100 and Pascha made the call.
hit the river, Pascha fired 20,000 into the middle, having his opponent covered. A quick all in call led to Pascha shouting across the room in celebration as he tabled 
for the nuts. His opponent flashed 
and sent his chips over to Pascha, now up to about 130,000.
flop, Roberto Romanello checked. Mark Bech, his sole opponent in the hand, bet 2,000 - and then swiftly folded to a check-raise to 7,000 from Romanello. Romanello showed him 
for absolutely nothing, and is currently perched on 35,000.
and [Removed:198] immediately called with 
.
and [Removed:198] is moving in the right direction heading into the latter stages of Day 1b.
flop and then called 1,500 from his opponent. They proceeded to check down the turn and 
river before Hollink flipped 
. His opponent could only boast that classic calling hand 
and the first ever Dutchman to win a WSOP bracelet is up to 38,000.
Level: 6
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
. One of his opponents forced the other out with a raise to 3,500 and Vos called his last 150 all in. His opponent showed 
and Vos was thrilled to be ahead with .
, and the small blind led out with a bet of 1,000, which was good enough to win the pot right there.
