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It's a tough looking spot for Anton Wigg, the Swede is stuck to the right of compatriot and fellow EPT winner Michael Tureniec.
Wigg just bet 3,650 on the river a 
board only to have an opponent raise to 10,000. Wigg had two 5,000 blue chips ready to make the call but after some thought, elected to instead muck his hand.
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and Boatman fired a bet of 1,850 from under the gun. De Meulder, who was on the button, made the call and both saw the 
appear on the turn.
on the river and both players checked. Boatman showed his hand first which was 
for a two pair, but De Meulder opened 
board and Helppi called a 1,050 bet in position. Dypvik had seen enough and check-folded to a 2,000 bet on the 
river.
which was checked by all three. Kemps bet 1,450 
on the turn, Chouity made the call and Vlachos folded.
for a full house and Chouity mucked.
board against Luis Maria Rodriguez with the latter calling him down.
which was good enough for the pot.
flop, and then went on to bet 2,850 and 6,425 on the 
turn and river. He was in the big blind and his Russian opponent called the first bet but tank-folded to the river bet.
, Erik Cajelais raised a donk-bet from the big blind from 300 to 800 but his opponent the made the call. The 
and the French-Canadian mucked.