The player under the gun opened and Michiel Brosky, seated in the cutoff, called. The initial raiser continued to bet 400 on and 2,025 on the turn. Brosky called in position both times.
The completed the board and the initial raiser shoved all in, putting Brosky to the test for his last 6,125. Brosky contemplated what to do for just a bit before he called.
The initial raiser showed for not much of anything. Brosky collected the pot showing for 2nd pair.
On a board of , we saw Cor Janssen check-call a bet of 8,000 from Maxim Lykov. Janssen, a Dutch local legend known for his fun demeanor at the table, checked again on the river. Lykov bet over 10,000 and Janssen open folded his .
"I had to give something back eventually," Janssen said, "Life isn't just about taking after all."
The next hand, Janssen limped under the gun. Maxim Lykov raised to 525 and Noah Boeken called. A player in the blinds shoved for what appeared to be 6,000, and Janssen folded. Lykov went with it, Boeken folded.
Just back from break, Joris Ruys eliminated his neighbor. In a battle of the blinds, Ruys got it in with from the big blind against the small blind's .
The board ran out and Ruys started stacking. His neighbor was worth €750, so Ruys pockets €380 while Ruys himself is now worth €870 to others.
After a raise to 300, Kees Aerts 3-bet to 700. Marcel Buissink, sitting right behind Aerts, intended to call the 300 having missed the 3-bet, but called 700 total anyway. Two more players called (one of them being Raul van Boxtel) and the initial raiser called as well to make it 5-way.
The flop came and the initial raiser open-pushed all in for 3,825. Aerts raised to 7,650 and Marcel Buissink and another player folded. Raul van Boxtel folded, and Kees Aerts eventually folded his as well.
Initial raiser:
Marcel Buissink:
Third player:
The on the turn was a blank and Aerts started sighing how he had won 3 bounties had he called. The river, though, came the and Buissink made straight to scoop most of the pot. The initial raiser busted, the third player still had some chips left. Buissink started stacking a stack worth almost 50,000.