Clyde Tjauw Foe raised to 115,000 from under the gun onto the big blind of short stack Makarios Avramidis, holding the . Georgios Zisimopoulos called from the small blind and Avramidis folded from the big blind.
On the flop , the Greek check-raised from 80,000 to 190,000 and Tjauw Foe let go.
Jussi Nevanlinna raised to 85,000 and Kees van Brugge moved all in foe 165,000 from one seat over. Everyone else got out of the way and the Finn called it off.
Brugge:
Nevanlinna:
The flop came and Nevanlinna had found some outs to deal the final blow. However, both the turn and the river both blanked out.
Makarios Avramidis moved all in for 115,000 with the from the cutoff. The action folded to Jussi Nevanlinna in the big blind and the Finn asked for the shoving amount, then joked some more and eventually used a coin to determine a call or fold. Ultimately Nevanlinna folded and the scenes caused plenty of laughter at the table and the rail.
Georgios Zisimopoulos raised to 85,000 from under the gun and Kees van Brugge shoved from the big blind for 410,000 with . Zisimopoulos made a disciplined fold and sent his into the muck.
Jussi Nevanlinna raised to 85,000 from the button with the and Georgios Zisimopoulos called in the big blind with . On the flop , the Greek check-called a bet worth 105,000 and did so again for 75,000 on the turn. The river was checked through and Nevanlinna won the pot with two pair.
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Makarios Avramidis moved all in for his last 115,000 from the cutoff and Jussi Nevanlinna called in the big blind.
Avramidis:
Nevanlinna:
The kicker problem became crucial when the flop fell and the turn and river filled up the board to send Avramidis to the rail in 6th place. He was eliminated by the player that was on the final table with him in 2011 as well and had to settle for a payday of €57,618.
Georgios Zisimopoulos raised to 90,000 with the and then called a three-bet to 190,000 by Donald Rae, who held the . On the flop, Zisimopoulos checked and then called a continuation bet worth 240,000. The fell on the turn and Zisimopoulos check-folded to a bet worth 380,000.
After the massive cooler, Rae was one of the shortest stacks and he suddenly moved into second place again with five players left.
Clyde Tjauw Foe started the hand with a raise to 85,000 from under the gun and Jussi Nevanlinna three-bet to 200,000 from the button. Tjauw Foe four-bet to 450,000 and Nevanlinna called to see the flop of .
Tjauw Foe had exactly pot-size behind and bet 200,000 before Nevanlinna moved all in. The Dutchman called off for 985,000 in total and they turned over the cards.
Nevanlinna: for a flush draw
Tjauw Foe: for top pair
The dealer burned and turned the and that improved Nevanlinna to a flush, though the Finn was not guaranteed the win yet. Another diamond would have saved Tjauw Foe, but it was not meant to be with the river filling up the board.
In the previous hand, Georgios Zisimopoulos had three-bet shoved with the and Jussi Nevanlinna folded . Then, Kees van Brugge shoved for 510,000 from under the gun and Zisimopoulos reshoved from one seat over to isolate successfully.
. Georgios Zisimopoulos called from the small blind and Avramidis folded from the big blind.
, the Greek check-raised from 80,000 to 190,000 and Tjauw Foe let go.
and Nevanlinna had found some outs to deal the final blow. However, both the 
turn and the 
river both blanked out.
from the cutoff. The action folded to Jussi Nevanlinna in the big blind and the Finn asked for the shoving amount, then joked some more and eventually used a coin to determine a call or fold. Ultimately Nevanlinna folded and the scenes caused plenty of laughter at the table and the rail.
. Zisimopoulos made a disciplined fold and sent his 
into the muck.
and Georgios Zisimopoulos called in the big blind with 
. On the flop 
turn. The 
river was checked through and Nevanlinna won the pot with two pair.
river filled up the board to send Avramidis to the rail in 6th place. He was eliminated by the player that was on the final table with him in 2011 as well and had to settle for a payday of €57,618.
and then called a three-bet to 190,000 by Donald Rae, who held the 
fell on the turn and Zisimopoulos check-folded to a bet worth 380,000.
.
for top pair
and Jussi Nevanlinna folded 