Douglas Roberts raised and then called the three-bet by Joep van den Bijgaart for 10,600 to see a flop of 
. Douglas bet 14,000 and then called the shove of his opponent with 
. Van den Bijgaart snap-called with the 
and the 
turn and 
river blanked out.
Menno Mensonides opened to 4,000 and picked up two callers in Nico Kuan and Pascal Vos. Jasper Wetemans then three-bet out of the blinds and just Kuan called to see the heads-up flop of 
. Wetemans asked his opponent how much he was playing before betting 16,500 and Kuan called.
On the 
turn, Wetemans continued for 28,000 and was again called rather swiftly before the 
filled up the board on the river. Wetemans shoved for 58,000 and was called by Kuan with the 
while flipping over 
for two pair himself.
Noah Boeken and Michiel Brummelhuis had been sitting next to each other for the last few hours, but they are now going separate ways. While Brummelhuis doubled, Boeken didn't. He moved all in with the 
and Richard Milne had that dominated with 
to see the board run out 
.
Also out: Senh Ung.
Just one hand after the huge pot for Makarios Avramidis, the next player fell to the hot run of the Greek. After a min-raise to 4,000 by the player in under the gun, Jean Montury moved all in for his last 25,000. Avramidis reraised out of the small blind to isolate successfully.
Montury: 
Avramidis: 
The board came 
and that was it for the Frenchman.
Arriving on the turn of a board 
with a pot of around 56,000, Makarios Avramidis was spotted leading for 50,000. Aviv Meiri was in the think tank and then time was called on him. With half a minute left, Aviv took down his headphones and asked how many seconds he had left. Less than 10 seconds before the end of the countdown, he called and the dealer burned and turned the 
river.
Avramidis immediately moved all in from the big blind and Meiri called off for his last 60,000, then nodded when he got shown by the Greek. The dealer obliged him to show 
and then Meiri headed to the rail.
A player in middle position raised, Johnny Hansen flat-called and Pascal Hartmann defended his big blind to see a flop of 
. All three players checked and the 
turn brought a flush draw. The action was checked to Hansen and he bet to call the shove of Hartmann with for two pair.
The German was already drawing dead with 
and walked over to Julian Stuer for a quick chat before heading out of the tournament area.
With now 99 players left, the tables will be switching to nine-handed as soon as they lose one more player. In the case of Hansen's table, that happened straight after Hartmann had left.
It was a big coin flip for Foeke Deinum and the chips eventually ended up at Luuk Gieles. The 
of Deinum failed to find any help for 32 big blinds versus the pocket jacks of Gieles on a ten-high board and that pushed the chips to the latter.
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
Pim van Riet started once again today but never got his stack up and running. He was all in and rather short with the , failing to improve against the 
of an opponent.
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