A classic race between Alberto Stegeman and Mathias Siljander just now on the feature table. The 2 got it in before the flop with Stegeman opening under the gun plus one, and Siljander shoving under the gun plus two.
Mathias Siljander: 
Alberto Stegeman: 
The board came 
and Siljander exited in 24th place.
Goran Mandic opened the cutoff and big blind Rens Feenstra defended. Feenstra check-called a bet of 15,000 on 
before they both checked the 
on the turn.
The 
completed the board and Feenstra bet a massive 130,000. Mandic tanked for several minutes before Feenstra called the clock on him. With just a few seconds left, Mandic called.
Feenstra showed 
, Mandic took it down tabling 
.
Wim Emo started out short, and still is, but don't count him out. He just doubled his 42,000 stack with 
against his neighbor Rens Feenstra's 
.
The 
flop gave Emo a flush draw, and the on the turn added a straight draw. The river 
paired Emo and he doubled to 100,000 even.
Foeke Deinum didn't have the best of all starts, dropping down to 71,000. He shoved for that amount from the hijack and his neighbor, Bart Lybaert in the cutoff, called.
Foeke Deinum: 
Bart Lybaert: 
The board ran out 
and Deinum doubled.
Level: 19
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
A 15-minute break for the players.
Goran Mandic opened the cutoff for 13,000 and big blind Rens Feenstra called. Feenstra check-raised Mandic's 8,000 bet to 30,000 on 
. Mandic called and called Feenstra's 70,000 bet on the 
turn as well.
The 
river saw Feenstra check. Mandic bet 45,000 and Feenstra reluctantly called. Mandic tabled 
and Feenstra mucked.
Johan Verhagen opened for 15,000 and Rens Feenstra 3-bet to 41,000. Action folded back around to Verhagen and he called.
Verhagen checked on 
and Feenstra bet 32,000. Verhagen check-raised to 85,000 and Feenstra called.
As the hit the turn, Verhagen shoved for about 130,000. Feenstra called instantly.
"Ouch, that was fast," Verhagen said with a pained face.
Johan Verhagen:
Rens Feenstra:
The river was a blank and Verhagen bowed out in 25th place.
Moritz Dietrich opened under the gun for 14,000 and Claas Segebrecht called in middle position. Big blind Jean-Philippe Schoonbrood overcalled from the big blind and checked on 
. Original raiser Dietrich checked as well and Segebrecht bet 16,000. Schoonbrood moved all in for what looked like 80,000 or so and Dietrich folded. Segebrecht instantly called.
Claas Segebrecht: 
Jean-Philippe Schoonbrood: 
The on the turn and 
on the river weren't cards Schoonbrood was looking for and he exited the tournament room after wishing the players the best of luck.
Action folded to Moritz Dietrich in the small blind and he pushed all in to put the pressure on Bap de Haas in the big blind. De Haas snap-called all in for about 80,000.
Bap de Haas: 
Moritz Dietrich:
The board came 
and De Haas was eliminated in 28th place.
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