flop. Istvan Pap, who'd checked the flop to him, flatted, and they saw an 
turn. Again Pap checked and again Kaminski bet 500, but this time Pap raised to 1,500. Kaminski, who greatly amused this blogger yesterday by asking exactly how one plays Pot Limit Omaha after spending a couple hours watching the final table, passed.
flop, Muhlbeck led for 1,300, van der Marel raised to 3,300 and Muhlbeck smooth-called.
turn and bedlam ensued, Muhlbeck checking, van der Marel betting 5,000, Mulhbeck pushing all-in and van der Marel calling quicker than a pack of wolves on a three-legged cat.
river was a safe one for the Dutchman, forcing his neighbour to make an unsatisfactorily premature exit and head straight to the bar for an earlier-than-expected double vodka.
, Jeffrey Haas in the small blind bet 500, swiftly called by Emmanuel Rosetta on the button. They saw a river.
-- but Rosetta did indeed have the ace, and he took down a juicy pot with 
.
Level: 2
Blinds: 50/100
Ante: 0
board, and Andras Kovacs to his left called. To the whole table's surprise, Jiang turned over , and, blowing a raspberry, Kovacs showed him .
board with 1,500 in the pot, but passing when Thomas Pilgram raised to 2,000.
lying patiently on the felt, Mikael Johansson led for 1,500 and Samuel Monigadon called from the button. Both checked the 
river, Monigadon taking it down with 
versus .
board, Dirkzauskas Dainius checked to John Duthie, who promptly bet 3,200. Dainius put on a very serious face, and dwelled up long enough for Duthie to call time on him. Eventually he called, and it was good -- he flipped to take the pot, while Duthie flashed the 
at him. "You were never folding that..." Duthie began to complain, and is now down to around 9,400.
board from Johan Percivall, Kristiansen deemed that he was behind and proudly mucked 
face-up. Sadly for your curious reporter, his opponent didn't show and quietly slid his cards into the middle. 
