Lennart Dijkkamp suddenly found himself on the rail after two big hands in succession. There was nothing the young Dutchman could do about it, as he ran into two unavoidable setups in a row.
In the first hand, Petr Svoboda raised in early position with 
. Behind him, Karel Mokry picked up and shoved for 440,000. Dijkkamp got dealt the setup with 
and went all in for 941,000.
It wasn't done yet; behind Dijkkamp, Michael Rhode picked up ! With so much action in front of him, Rhode elected to fold his monster and Svoboda folded as well. Dijkkamp didn't hit the one outer and dropped to 501,000.
In the next hand, Thomas Bornicke opened the action with 
. Dijkkamp picked up 
and shoved for 496,000. Sonay Kehya woke up in the blinds with 
and also went all in, leaving Bornicke with no choice but to fold.
The board ran out 
and Kehya spiked his ace to eliminate Dijkkamp. The river elicited a loud response from Bornicke, who would've won the hand had he stayed in with his pocket nines.
Dijkkamp finished in 32nd place and was the last to receive €4,269.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
1,360,000
1,101,000
|
1,101,000 |
|
1,000,000
600,000
|
600,000 |
|
Busted |
. Schulze bet 115,000 and Romeo called in position.
river, Schulze fired out a hefty bet of 455,000. Both adversaries were seated next to each other and Romeo sized up his opponent from close by. After thinking for two minutes, the Italian shoved all in for a million more and Schulze instantly mucked his hand.
and finished in 29th place.
against Scerbaks. Scerbaks had 
and won the hand with the nuts.
on the river meaningless. The German was left with just five big blinds.
