[Removed:172] raised from late position and then called the shove of Michiel Brummelhuis with 
. The Dutchman had the dominating 
and held up on a board of 
to find yet another comeback possibility in this event.
After a raise, the action reached Pieter de Korver and he three-bet on the cutoff over on the feature table. One seat over, Kees van Brugge then squeezed to 110,000 and the initial raiser folded. De Korver moved all in for 465,000 in total and van Brugge had a tough decision to make.
Ultimately he started smiling at his opponent and then elected to fold.
Georgios Zisimopoulos raised to 27,000 from the hijack and Per Munksgaard moved all in for 185,000 from the button. Jussi Nevanlinna moved all in over the top to isolate successfully and Zisimopoulos quickly moved out of the way.
Nevanlinna: 
Munksgaard: 
The Dane had two live cards but the board ran out 
instead to award the pot to Nevanlinna with ace-high.
Jussi Nevanlinna opened to 27,000 from under the gun and Bryan Paris called out of the big blind as one of the shorter stacks. On the flop 
, Paris check-called a bet of 25,000 and then check-raised all in for 95,000 on the 
turn.
Nevanlinna was priced in to call with and found himself drawing dead to win the pot, Paris had slow-played the 
to perfection. A meaningless 
appeared on the river and was just a formality.
Niels van Alphen was all in and at risk for 233,000 over on the feature table and chip leader Donald Rae called his three-bet shove without much hesitation.
Van Alphen:
Rae:
The flop came 
and that left van Alphen in desperate shape, depending on running cards in order to avoid elimination. The 
on the turn was a great card, but it was not meant to be. With the 
filling up the board on the river, Rae made quads jacks to bust van Alphen in 16th place and increase his chip lead over the rest of the table.
Michiel Brummelhuis raised to 28,000 from under the gun and Georgios Zisimopoulos min-clicked to 56,000 to get a call by the Dutchman. Both players checked the flop 
and the turn before Zisimopoulos' bet of 58,000 on zhr river won the pot without showdown.
One hand later, Zisimopoulos raised to 26,000 and Brummelhuis defended, then quickly folded to a continuation bet on the 
flop.
Donald Rae is doing exactly what a chip leader in the spotlight of a feature table should do: Apply pressure on the opponents.
Rae had raised from early position and found resistance in the person of Pieter de Korver in the cutoff. On the flop 
. Rae bet 41,000 and de Korver reraised to 101,000. The Brit wasted little time before squeezing to 268,000 and de Korver quickly folded.
Over on the feature table, Tobias Peters moved all in for 185,000 from the button and Kees van Brugge called out of the big blind.
Peters: 
van Brugge: 
The flop 
gave Peters a lot more outs while van Brugge didn't want to hit any of his hole cards, as that would have given the opponent a straight. Both the 
turn and the river blanked and Peters was sent to the rail in 17th place.
Over on the feature table, Timothy Adams moved all in for 12 big blinds with the and Pieter de Korver looked him up with . On a board of 
, the Canadian found no help and joined the rail as first player after the dinner break.
Joep van den Bijgaart raised to 27,000 from the button and Bryan Paris defended his big blind. The American check-called a bet of 20,000 on the 
flop before check-folding to a second barrel worth 48,000 on the turn.
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