Ismael Bojang was the last player to enter so far, and he just took on 2016 November Niner Vojtech Ruzicka. Bojang bet the turn for 7,000 into a pot of 6,500 and Ruzicka called. After the river, Ruzicka checked and Bojang's big bet did the trick to enforce a fold.
Petr Liesner raised to 2,600 and Sander van Wesemael three-bet to 6,200. Once the action was on Moritz Dietrich, he four-bet to 16,000 on the button and that forced out everyone. Hossein Ensan had to forfeit his big blind and is among the shortest stacks right now.
Wim Neys made it 2,200 to go from the cutoff and Ismael Bjoang shot back with a three-bet to 7,000 from the small blind. Neys called and immediately faced a bet worth 10,000 on the , which was enough to force a fold from the Belgian.
We join the action in a hand between Manig Loeser, Philipp Gruissem, and Jonathan Wong, looking at an flop, with 11,000 in the middle.
Gruissem bet 6,000, with Wong making the call, before Loeser announced a check-raise to 21,000. Gruissem thought for a while before putting in the call, and Wong quickly folded.
The landed on the turn and both players checked, before the hit the river. Loeser checked over to Gruissem, who bet 21,000 and was called immediately. Gruissem confidently tabled for flopped bottom set, while Loeser passed his cards face-down to the dealer.
First to act, Kenny Hallaert raised to 2,000 and called a three-bet by Moritz Dietrich for 5,100 in total. Both players checked the flop and Hallaert chek-called a bet of 3,500 on the turn. The river was checked through again and Hallaert showed .
Dietrich had that beat with and Hallaert joked "you had my outs."
Matthias de Meulder opened to 3,000 and Kristen Bicknell as well as Philipp Gruissem in the big blind called. On the flop, Gruissem checked and subsequently folded while de Meulder bet 5,600 and Bicknell called.
After the turn, de Meulder checked and Bicknell claimed the pot without showdown by betting 10,000.
On table over, Pierre Neuville made it 3,000 to go from the button and Paul Michaelis three-bet to 10,500 in the small blind., Neuville called. On the flop, Michaelis checked and was suddenly the one to call a bet of 10,000. Boht checked the turn and Michaelis' bet of 12,500 on the river was reluctantly called. Michaelis turned over for top pair and that won the pot.
While the High Rollers bag up and come back for Day 2 af of 2 p.m. local time tomorrow, all those that busted or are interested to join in on the action can do so until the fourth level of the day.
The action at the tables has slowed down considerably and many hands don't go past the flop.One such prime example saw a check by Benjamin Benoit in late position and Jan-Peter Jachtmann bet 5,500 from the cutoff on the . Benoit check-raised to 14,000 and Jachtmann tried to get any kind of information via table chat after two other players had folded already.
"I can't even put you on a bluff here," Jachtmann said. After three minutes in the think tank he folded pocket kings and Benoit showed him the .
We join the action on a board, in a hand between Pierre Neuville and Paul Michaelis, with just over 100,000 in the middle.
The hit the river, with Neuville checking over to Michaelis, who moved all-in for his last 57,500. Neuville made the call, turning over , which was no good versus Michaelis' .
turn for 7,000 into a pot of 6,500 and Ruzicka called. After the 
river, Ruzicka checked and Bojang's big bet did the trick to enforce a fold.
, which was enough to force a fold from the Belgian.
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flop, with 11,000 in the middle.
landed on the turn and both players checked, before the 
for flopped bottom set, while Loeser passed his cards face-down to the dealer.
flop and Hallaert chek-called a bet of 3,500 on the 
turn. The 
river was checked through again and Hallaert showed 
.
flop, Gruissem checked and subsequently folded while de Meulder bet 5,600 and Bicknell called.
flop, Michaelis checked and was suddenly the one to call a bet of 10,000. Boht checked the 
turn and Michaelis' bet of 12,500 on the river was reluctantly called. Michaelis turned over 
for top pair and that won the pot.
. Benoit check-raised to 14,000 and Jachtmann tried to get any kind of information via table chat after two other players had folded already.
hit the river, with Neuville checking over to Michaelis, who moved all-in for his last 57,500. Neuville made the call, turning over 
.