Mateusz Moolhuizen raised to 125,000 from the button with and Hans Sybrandi called in the big blind with the . On the flop , Sybrandi check-called a bet of 100,000 and then both players checked the on the turn. Sybrandi also checked the river and Moolhuizen bet 225,000.
Sybrandi called off with king-high and fell back to an even shorter stack.
Hans Sybrandi moved all in for 340,000 from the small blind and Mateusz Moolhuizen called from the big blind to put the fellow Dutchman at risk.
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Sybrandi got it in ahead but had a lot of outs to dodge, as the flop came to give Moolhuizen a flush draw. It was all over after the turn and the river was meaningless. Sybrandi was eliminated in 3rd place for a payday of €33,400 and Moolhuizen will start the heads-up duel for his second Unibet Open title with a commanding lead.
Mateusz Moolhuizen raised it up with the and claimed the big blind of Paul Vergeer before his opponent returned the favor the next hand with . Then, Moolhuizen raised to 130,000 with and Vergeer called with the . Both players checked down the board and Vergeer won the pot with kicker queen.
Paul Vergeer limped in with the and Mateusz Moolhuizen raised to 200,000 with the . Vergeer called and bet the flop for 190,000 to take down the pot.
One hand later, Moolhuizen raised to 130,000 with the and Vergeer defended his . This time, Moolhuizen flopped better on and took down the pot with a continuation bet.
Paul Vergeer raised it up with an ace-king and was called by Mateusz Moolhuizen, whose cards were not showing. On the flop, both players checked and Vergeer then bet the turn for 130,000 to win the pot.
Soon after, Vergeer raised to 140,000 with the and Moolhuizen called with the . On the flop , Moolhuizen check-called a bet worth 165,000 and the fell on the turn. Vergeer took down the pot with a second barrel worth 325,000 and increased his stack to 25% of the chips in play.
Mateusz Moolhuizen raised to 160,000 with the and Paul Vergeer defended with the . After the flop , Vergeer checked and then folded to a continuation bet.
Paul Vergeer opened to 160,000 with the and Mateusz Moolhuizen three-bet to 460,000 with . The flop came and Moolhuizen continued for 375,000, which Vergeer called. On the turn, Moolhuizen fired a second barrel for 625,000 and Vergeer moved all in.
Moolhuizen immediately folded and Vergeer showed him the cards.
Paul Vergeer raised to 160,000 with the and was called by Mateusz Moolhuizen with the . The flop saw a quick fold by Moolhuizen to a continuation bet worth 175,000 by Vergeer.
The next hand, Moolhuizen raised to 180,000 with the and was called by Vergeer with . They checked down the flop and the turn, Vergeer then bet the river to take down the pot.
Vergeer raised to 160,000 and Moolhuizen three-bet to 460,000 with the . Vergeer called with , but folded to a continuation bet worth 400,000 on the flop .
Paul Vergeer raised to 160,000 with the and Mateusz Moolhuizen called with the . The flop was checked through and Moolhuizen then bet the turn to take down the pot.
A few hands later, there was a raise to 180,000 by Moolhuizen and a call by Vergeer with the . Both players checked the flop and Vergeer then bet the turn for 150,000. Moolhuizen called with and indeed got his flush on the river. Vergeer bet 225,000 and Moolhuizen gave it some thought before just flat-calling.