Down to his last three big blinds, Steven van Zadelhoff moved all in from under the gun and chip leader David Boyaciyan made the call. All other players sent their cards into the muck and van Zadelhoff was in desperate shape with versus .
There was some hope with the flop, but the on the turn changed nothing whatsoever. The on the river sent the Dutchman to the rail in 8th place and he collects €35,403 for his efforts.
Ruben Visser moved all in from the cutoff for 372,000 and Hrazem Aanquich shoved behind him for less from the button.
Visser:
Aanquich:
The board came and Visser spiked the three-outer to bust a second player in two hands. Yesterday Aaquich got lucky against kings with king-queen, today those same pocket kings would be his own undoing.
In the very last hand of the previous level, Jussi Nevanlinna limped from button and Hrazem Aanquich checked the option in the big blind. On the flop, Aanquich check-called a bet of 16,000 and then check-folded the turn to a bet of 25,000 by the Finn.
Nevanlinna also limped the very first hand of the next level for 20,000 and Stuart Rutter moved all in for just under 200,000 from one seat over. All other players folded their cards and Nevanlinna called.
Rutter:
Nevanlinna:
The flop was no threat for the Brit and the on the turn neither. However, the on the river saw Nevanlinna improve and Rutter was sent to the rail in 11th place for a payday of €15,341.
The first of three former winners has just fallen in the very first hand. Noah Boeken was all in preflop against Ole Schemion.
Boeken:
Schemion:
The board came and Boeken rivered a set but it was of no use because Schemion had flopped top set. 11 players are left. One more elimination and the final table will be reached.
Just 12 players remain here at the Holland Casino in Amsterdam where Clyde Tjauw Foe managed to reclaim his lead at the end of Day 3 of this event after a couple of late pots against Andrew Chen - the Canadian having been dominant most of last evening. Remarkably, the last three winners of this event, Noah Boeken, Ole Schemion and David Boyaciyan are all still in as well, each hoping to be the first player to win the MCOP twice.
The final itself will be ten-handed but before that happens, two players must still be knocked out and then there's the small matter of playing down to a winner. Each player is currently guaranteed €15,341 but it's the first prize of €306,821 that they're all eyeing up. Play begins at 2pm CET and once again the levels will be 90 minutes long.
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and Visser spiked the three-outer to bust a second player in two hands. Yesterday Aaquich got lucky against kings with king-queen, today those same pocket kings would be his own undoing.
flop, Aanquich check-called a bet of 16,000 and then check-folded the 
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