On the turn of an 
board, Ole Schemion fired out a bet of 6,900 and was called by his opponent. The river was the 
, Schmeion thought briefly and checked but his opponent checked behind.
Schemion tabled 
for the backdoor nut flush while his opponent flashed 
for turned two pair that was pipped on the river.
Level: 8
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 75
On the river of a 
board, Johan van Til checked, one player bet 6,400 and another called. van Til tanked for about two minutes before also calling.
The first two players showed 
and 
respectively and van Til flashed 
before sending it into the muck. The call cost van Til much of his stack and he was knocked out soon after.
The entire action escaped us, but Raoul Refos was sent to the rail with 
versus 
on a board of 
.
Marvin Rettenmaier was sent to the rail as well. He four-bet shoved into an open raise to 1,200 and the three-bet of Dietrich fast in the small blind for 3,600. Rettenmaier only had 12,000 and change left in the big blind, his flip with 
versus the 
of Fast didn't go as planned on a board of 
.
Davidi Kitai and Pieter de Korver are on their second bullets, we think Govert Metaal is on his third.
With the board reading 
, an opponent bet 10,000 into Dario Sammartino in the tournament area downstairs. The Italian was left in the think tank for quite some time before making the call and then let out a "oh wow" when he was shown for a full house. The Italian slips below starting stack.
Steve O'Dwyer and [Removed:17] got reseated in the secondary tournament area downstairs after re-entering the tournament and Pieter de Korver will do so shortly.
Game over for Dutchman Pieter de Korver, he got all his chips in with against preflop but the board ran out 
to make his opponent a full house.
Sorel Mizzi looks to have also been knocked out.
All these players are re-entering for the first time except for Bryn Kenney who we believe is on his first bullet and Steve O'Dwyer who is on his third.
Daniel Rudd is trying again after running queens into aces all in preflop.
On the feature table the cards were already rushed away but the screens still showed what had happened. Aviv Meiri check-called the flop for an unknown amount and then bet the turn of a board for 8,800 into a pot of 8,100. Steve O'Dwyer made the call and called all in after the river with , though Meiri had that beat with 
. This was the second buller for O'Dwyer, who can still re-enter again until the start of Day 2.
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