Van Bemmel, Miles, and Wilf Play Pair of Three-Way Pots
Hand 1: Saar Wilf opened to 225,000 from under the gun and was called by Johannes van Bemmel on the button and Anthony Miles from the small blind.
The flop came 
and action checked around. On the 
turn, Wilf put out a delayed continuation bet of 450,000. Van Bemmel would fold but Miles came along to see the fifth and final card.
The river brought the 
and both players tapped the table. Miles showed 
but it was no good as Wilf tabled 
for top pair, jack kicker and took down the pot.
Hand 2: Van Bemmel opened the action for 200,000 from middle position and was called by Miles in the hijack and Wilf on the button.
The flop came 
and Van Bemmel continued for 175,000. While Miles got out of the way, Wilf clicked it up to 350,000. Van Bemmel would take his time before making the call.
On the 
turn, Wilf put out another bet of 350,000. Van Bemmel called a second time.
On the river, van Bemmel checked over to Wilf, who said "Guess you have a better hand" before tapping the table. The Dutchman turned over 
and it was good to take down the pot.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
7,650,000 | 1,150,000 |
|
7,100,000 | -2,400,000 |
|
3,600,000 | -745,000 |
, Elias Neto checked to Mulders who continued for 175,000, which Neto called.
, pairing the board, and this time Neto led out for 275,000 and Mulders called. 
and Neto fired again for 275,000 and Mulders snap-called. 
for the same straight to chop the pot.
and after Van Bemmel checked, Miles instantly put out a bet of 200,000. Van Bemmel made the call.
turn as well as the 
river after the board paired for a second time. Van Bemmel turned over 
and Brombim fired a second barrel, this time for 500,000. Wilf would take about 30 seconds before making the fold.
as Miles was pushed the pot.
and the Dutchman continued for 125,000. Germano called.
arrived on the turn.
. Germano tabled 
and Brombim checked over to Wilf, who made it 200,000. Brombim raised to 550,000 and Wilf took about a minute before making the call.
