After a raise and a call the flop brought 
and Marcel Luske checked to Pim van Wieringen who bet 175,000. Luske moved all in and Van Wieringen snap-called after which the following showdown was upon us with 3.8 million chips in the pot.
Luske: 
Van Wieringen: 
The board ran out 
, 
and Luske rivered a flush to stay alive in this event.
Pim van Wieringen raised from the button to 200,000 and Niels van Leeuwen three-bet to 500,000 from the small blind. Marcel Luske folded and Van Wieringen four-bet to 1,115,000. Van Leeuwen folded right away and Van Wieringen picked up another pot.
The next hand Van Wieringen won as well and he keeps chipping up nicely while Van Leeuwen and Luske have around the same stack now.
Level: 30
Blinds: 50,000/100,000
Ante: 15,000
On a 
flop Pim van Wieringen bet 125,000 from the small blind and Niels van Leeuwen called from the big blind. The turn was the 
and Van Leeuwen called another 255,000 chips.
On the river the 
completed the board and both players checked. Van Wieringen showed 
and he took down the pot.
On a 
board it was Marcel Luske who opted to check-raise Pim van Wieringen's bet from 300 to 920,000. Van Wieringen made the call and the river was a blank on which Luske check-folded when Van Wieringen moved all in.
Luske folded 
for a flopped straight but Van Wieringen flashed 
for a flopped flush. Things could've been a lot worse for Luske who still has a decent stack to play with after this big pot.
The board read out 
when Marcel Luske threw out a big bet and Pim van Wieringen called showing 
for a pair of deuces. Luske had just 
and his hand ended up in the muck.
Chips are exchanging hands in a rapid pace and it's still anyone's game here at the final table of WPT Valkenburg.
Niels van Leeuwen raised from the small blind to 190,000 and Marcel Luske called from the big blind. The flop came down 
and Van Leeuwen bet 180,000, which was quickly called by Luske.
The turn was the and Van Leeuwen bet another 325,000 and Luske called quickly again.
The board completed on the river with the 
and this time Van Leeuwen checked to Luske who immediately bet 600,000.
Van Leeuwen tanked for a bit before making the call and Luske showed 
for two pair. Luske's hand was strong enough to win and he's now firmly in second place.
On a 
flop Niels van Leeuwen bet 180,000 and he folded when Marcel Luske raised it up to 580,000. Luske's been on a tear lately and involved in almost every hand with an aggressive action. He's currently in second place and Pim van Wieringen is now our short stack.
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