"I Can Not Show This"
Level 3
: 100/200, 200 ante
As we arrived, a pot was brewing between Luuk Gieles (small blind) and the cutoff. After the hand, Gieles told us what had happened.
The cutoff opened for 500 and Gieles had called, as did André van de Venne in the big blind. The flop of 
and the 
turn were checked through before Gieles bet out 1,200 on the 
river. Van de Venne folded his big blind but the initial raiser raised to 5,200. Gieles got over the top of that, making it 16,200.
The cutoff tanked for a fair bit before he eventually folded, saying "You show, I show."
"I can not show this hand," Gieles replied while mucking his hand face down.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
29,000 | -1,000 |
. The small blind checked, and Boyaciyan's button bet of 2,200 was called soon enough.
river saw the small blind check again. Boyaciyan bet 4,400 and the small blind called. Boyaciyan tabled 
.
and Kuhlman's neighbor exited the tournament area. Kuhlman now up to around 40,000.
. Albert Hoekendijk, WSOPE bracelet winner and recent MCOP side event champion, bet 1,000. Van der Loo called.
hit the turn and Van der Loo, sitting in middle position, bet out 1,700. It appeared as if Hoekendijk intended to call, but he used too many chips and was forced to raise to 3,400 from the hijack position. 
flop and 
turn before the 
but that hand turned out to be no good as the small blind tabled 
for quads.
