Tobias Peters had taken a massage and the inspiration apparently helped a lot while gathering more and more chips. With 
he flopped bottom set and turned a full house to get paid off by an opponent with pocket fours, who made a straight on the river.
Nicolay Langfeldt and Egi Adriaans were less fortunate, both appeared on the bustout list.
Pavlos Xanthopoulos lost the remainder of his short stack and the same also applied for Andreas Leledakis. The Greek had just 7,000 chips left and lost a flip with 
against the pocket sevens of Ann-Roos Callens.
The next hand, Patrick van den Dries raised to 2,000 from under the gun and was called by three opponents including Callens in the big blind. On the flop 
the action folded to van den Dries and his shove for around 24,000 went through uncalled.
Also out: Bert Stevens.
Pavlos Xanthopoulos had put Feliz Garcia at risk of elimination on the flop 
with 
for the nut flush draw. Garcia called for his last 26,100 with 
for bottom set and had to fear more outs as the 
came on the turn. It was the blank 
on the river that let him celebrate and bang the hand on the table in joy.
Only 142 players remain. The seat of Hugo Borst had been empty for quite some time, others such as Philip Gould, Domantas Klimciauskas, Christos Xanthopoulos and Kenneth Verheecke followed more recently.
Krisztian Arvai opened to 1,600 from early position and serial qualifier and November Niner Pierre Neuville three-bet to 3,600 with a total stack of 10,400. Arvai moved all in and the Belgian snap-called.
Arvai: 
Neuville: 
The flop 
changed nothing, but the 
on the turn now gave the Hungarian a gutshot and a flush draw. Sure enough the dealer burned and turned the 
and that completed the flush. Neuville left his chair with the usual smile, shook hands with his opponent and wished him good luck.
About 20% of the players have busted throughout the first half of Day 1b and the latest two casualties were Veronika Zelezova and Ivan Arsic. The latter got his short stack in with 
and was drawing dead on the turn already with Marc Dogge having completed a full house on the board 
.
Level: 6
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
"Do you know Ruben Visser, the champion? Yeah, he busted me," Anaras Alekberovas said with a rather dry voice. Visser had opened the button for 1,400 and Alekberovas shoved for 13,000 with pocket sevens to get called by the Dutchman with 
. The board ran out 
and that was it for the Lithuanian.
Johan Verhagen and Kees van Brugge already battled last week during the Master Classics of Poker and Verhagen is a very aggressive player by default. The player on the button opened, van Brugge three-bet from the small blind and Verhagen then four-bet before snap-calling van Brugge's shove.
It was a very unfortunate timing for van Brugge to get it in with , as Verhagen had the waiting ... .
In a preflop all in, Thomas Lust doubled up his short stack of 13 big blinds with 
against the 
of Pascal Vos. The board ran out 
to ensure the breath of fresh air for Lust.
Shortly after, Tim Verheyen three-bet shoved his last 6,700 from early position and initial raiser Johan Goslings called with 
. The board came and Verheyen joined the rail. Table big stack is Mark Verkuylen.
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