Jans Arends opened for 1,000 under the gun and in the hijack, Marc MacDonnell 3-bet to 3,600. This got rid of most of the competition as the action folded back to Arends, who called.
Both of them checked the flop of and the hit the turn, pairing the board. Arends bet 6,000 and MacDonnell called.
The completed the board and Arends bet a hefty 23,000. MacDonnell tanked for quite some time before he slid his cards into the muck. Arends just smiled as he raked in the pot.
We missed the hand, but Daan Mulders told us about a big clash he had with his neighbor Niklas Hambitzer not too long ago.
Mulders told us he opened to 1,200 and was 3-bet by Hambitzer to 4,200. Mulders called out of position and check-called a bet of 4,200 on with 2 spades. The on the turn saw both players check and the completed the board. Mulders overbet the pot for 26,000 and was soon facing a shove. Mulders called with only to be shown by Hambitzer.
Not much later, Fatih Aydin opened for 1,100 under the gun plus one. Hossein Ensan called from the cutoff before Joris Ruys shoved for 2,025 total in the small blind. Big blind Mulders isolated to 8,700 and Aydin shoved. Ensan folded, Mulders called.
Daan Mulders:
Fatih Aydin:
Joris Ruys:
The board ran out and Ruys hit the rail while Aydin and Mulders chopped the pot.
Jasper Meijer van Putten opened under the gun for 1,200 and saw Jack Salter in the hijack 3-bet to 3,300. The action folded to Meijer van Putten who shoved for 9,875. Salter went into the tank and eventually called.
Jack Salter:
Jasper Meijer van Putten:
The board ran out and Meijer van Putten had secured himself the double up on the turn already.
Wim Anne Wesselink opened the cutoff for 1,100 and his neighbor Dan Carter called from the button. The player in the small blind squeezed to 4,500 and Wesselink called, Carter folded.
Both players checked the flop of and the small blind checked again on the turn. Wesselink bet 6,100 and the small blind folded.
The small blind checked one last time on the river. Wesselink bet 6,100 and saw his opponent fold.