Jonathan Rozema opened in the hijack and was called by Clyde Tjauw Foe in the big blind to see the flop of
. Rozema was tempted to check behind but opted to bet small when it was checked to him and the Dutchman also called the small check-raise of his fellow countryman to see the
on the turn.
Tjauw Foe overbet the pot to push Rozema all in and the latter called off with
. He was slightly ahead of
but couldn't dodge the flush draw as the
on the river sent him to the rail.