Duda Takes Some From Visser
Level 9
: 400/800, 100 ante
EPT London winner Ruben Visser's seated to the direct left of Team PokerStars Pro Theo Jorgensen on Day 2, but we just saw him lose some chips against the player in seat 9, Antonin Duda.
The flop showed 
when Visser bet 2,600 and Duda made the call from the button.
On the turn the 
hit and Visser bet 4,400 after which Duda went into the tank. About 45 seconds later Duda raised it up to 17,100 and Visser threw his cards into the muck.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
82,000
5,700
|
5,700 |
|
40,000
-4,600
|
-4,600 |
|
||
flop. Joseph El Khoury check-called out of the blinds and the 
turn was checked through. On the 
river, El Khoury bet 4,200 and Wigg called by tossing in a blue T-5,000 chip.
.
and Rettenmaier's and Zeiter's chips were counted. It turned out Zeiter had about 10,000 more than Rettenmaier, and the German super star made his exit.
and Watson hit a pair to take the lead in this hand. On the turn the 
hit to give Watson two pair, but it also opened up a flush draw for Lavi. The river was the 
and with four hearts on the board Lavi hit his flush. Watson was left behind with 9,000 chips.
and a flop of 
with two diamonds appeared. Van Hoof checked and Manji made a bet of 3,600. Romao shoved all in and Van Hoof did the same. Romao folded.
but his opponent would win the hand. Romao was somewhat irritated by Van Hoof telling us the hand, thinking the Dutchman told it like it was a bad beat. Van Hoof in fact wasn't phased by the hand at all and was still smiling, despite the fact he only had 2,300 left after the hand.
. The flop came eight-high but Starzec made runner runner flush to send Van Hoof to the rail.
on which two players checked to the player in the cutoff. This player bet 2,600 and the small blind called. Austrian star Thomas Muehloecker was seated in the big blind and he check-raised to 9,300.
. Flop. The 
river proved safe for Drinan to give him a welcomed double.
. There was approximately 34,000 already pulled into the pot, and Bram Haenraets had his last 24,000 out in front of him in the big blind. Silver, who was on the button, was contemplating what to do. After a decent amount of time had ticked off the clock, Silver dropped in a call holding the 
against Govert Metaal. Levy check-called a bet on a king-high flop before both the turn and river were checked down and the king with ace kicker was good.
