Paris Trebles Up
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Level 10
: 500/1,000, 100 ante
Having previously been one-outered for a big pot, Bryan Paris shoved for his last 5,600 preflop and was called by Richard Milne and Davidi Kitai. The flop of 
was checked by both players before Kitai bet 6,500 on the 
turn and Milne folded 
.
Kitai tabled 
and Paris showed 
for a set. The 
river changed nothing and Paris won the pot.
"You're so lucky," joked Jorryt van Hoof alluding to the earlier one-outer.
"Yeah, I run so good," laughed Paris.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
18,000 | 7,000 |
against the 
of Dmitry Ponomarev and Marco van Opzeeland followed shortly after with 
of Martin van den Brom. The all in was for only 13,000 chips and the board ran out dry with 
flop is unknown, but on the 
turn Vonk check-called all in for 14,000 with 
. His opponent sighed and then turned over 
on the river was a blank.
flop, Artur Koren called a check-raise of Hzaram Aanquich to 11,400 and then called the bet of 21,300 on the 
turn. The Dutchman checked the 
river and Koren moved all in for over 30,000 still, Aanquich snap-called with 
. Koren only had 
for jack-high and was sent to the rail.
for 17,100. Stuart Rutter had an easy decision with 
board, Aviv Meiri check-raised to 18,800 and Emil Matsson folded. Van Til made the call to see the 
on the river and Meiri bet 25,500, van Til tanked briefly but folded rather than calling all-in.
