Action folded around to Jasper Wetemans in the small blind and he opened. His neighbor, big blind Steven van Zadelhoff, three-bet to 3,000 and Wetemans called.
Wetemans checked the 
flop and Van Zadelhoff bet 2,000. Wetemans called.
Both checked the 
on the turn before Wetemans bet 5,200 on the 
river. Van Zadelhoff laid it down and Wetemans started stacking.
Ole Schemion raised to 5,400 and Govert Metaal pushed all in for 36,200. Schemion called to put the sole Dutchman at risk.
Ole Schemion: 
Govert Metaal: 
The board ran out an uneventful 
and Metaal headed for the exit. Down to four players right now, three get in the money so it's bubble time.
The other half of the field is now enjoying their 60-minute dinner break. Keep your eyes glued to the screen, though, as we bring you updates from the other half that just returned.
Half the field returned from their dinner break and action is back underway. The other half is still playing and will go on their dinner break in 15 minutes.
From middle position, Farid Chatti raised to 700 and Danny van Zijp over on the button was the sole caller.
Chatti fired 850 on the 
flop, 1,850 on the turn, and 7,300 on the 
river. Van Zijp called all street, instantly putting his chips in on the river.
Chatti showed 
for the backdoor nut flush and Van Zijp mucked, later stating he had a set.
From early position, Sander van Wesemael, who won two of the 10 tournaments last year and won the opening event this year as well, opened for 900. His neighbor Jasper Meijer called and big blind Jack Salter called as well.
The flop came 
and was checked through. The 
hit the turn and Salter checked again. Van Wesemael bet 1,300 and Meijer folded, Salter called.
With the completing the board, Salter checked. Van Wesemael bet 3,000 and Salter called.
Van Wesemael showed 
and Salter, naturally, mucked.
10 players have been sent home so far today, making for 100 players remaining at the moment. The average stack is, wouldn't you know it, 33,000.
On a board of 
, we saw a player in middle position check. Raoul Refos, seated in the hijack, tossed in four 1,000-chips. His opponent thought about it for a bit before announcing call.
Refos showed for the wheel, the player in middle position mucked.
Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
Half the field has a 15-minute break, while the other half is on dinner break for 60 minutes.
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