Bryan Paris was the initial raiser and Georgios Zisimopoulos defended his big blind to check-call the flop for 33,000. On the turn, Zisimopoulos checked and Paris fired a second barrel worth 53,000. The Greek check-raised to 140,000 and that shut down all further action.
"Pieter Pieter Pieter", the Dutchman said to himself after missing out on value on the river of a board . He had flopped a straight with and got some value from Johnny Hansen with but it could have been more.
Timothy Adams shoved once to claim the blinds and antes.
Nothing special happened anymore on either table and the players headed into a 60-minute dinner break. Georgios Zisimopoulos showed once after four-beting and receiving folds from all of his opponents.
[Removed:172] raised from the button and called a three-bet by Michiel Brummelhuis in the big blind to see the flop of . Both players checked and Brummelhuis check-folded the turn to a bet of 48,000 by Kramer.
The action on the outer table has slowed down significantly as of lately. Bryan Paris gave up a hand on the river and then [Removed:172] raised to 21,000. Joep van den Bijgaart called in the cutoff and they checked down the flop and the turn. Kramer bet the river for 28,000 and the Dutchman folded.
Just one hand later, van den Bijgaart got the chips back though. He raised to 22,000 and Chris Downling defended his big blind, quickly folding to a continuation bet on the flop.
Tobias Peters lost some more chips, getting shoved on by Kees van Brugge just a few minutes ago. And now he got into a three-way pot with van Brugge as well as Marco Guldenaar. The latter then shoved the flop and both his opponents folded.
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At the end of level 20, a one-hour dinner break will take place and the players are less than half an hour away from an opportunity to grab something to eat.
flop for 33,000. On the 
turn, Zisimopoulos checked and Paris fired a second barrel worth 53,000. The Greek check-raised to 140,000 and that shut down all further action.
. He had flopped a straight with 
and got some value from Johnny Hansen with 
but it could have been more.
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once after four-beting and receiving folds from all of his opponents.
. Both players checked and Brummelhuis check-folded the 
turn to a bet of 48,000 by Kramer.
and the 
turn. Kramer bet the 
river for 28,000 and the Dutchman folded.
flop and both his opponents folded.