On a flop our colleague picked up the action when Atanas Kavrakov bet 6,000 and Jasper Meijer van Putten made the call.
The turn brought the and this time Kavrakov check-called 5,000.
The river was the and Kavrakov checked again. Meijer van Putten moved all in, and Kavrakov tanked for quite a bit before letting go of his hand. The Dutchman chips up nicely while Kavrakov was left with little chips.
Bastian Hagenbeuk opened the hand with a raise to 400 before the flop and he picked up a small army of callers. Paul Newey made the call in the cutoff, and Elliot Smith on the button, Guy Goossens in the small blind, and the player in the big blind all added the needed chips to see a flop.
Both blinds checked to Hagenbeuk and the Dutchman, who finished fifth in this years Dutch Open for €14,090, made a continuation bet of 1,575. Newey and Smith quickly released, but Goossens was interested and called. The big blind folded.
The on the turn made Goossens bet out 1,500. Hagenbeuk just called.
The paired the board and Goossens tossed in a single black 5,000 chip, with about 6,300 behind. Hagenbeuk thought about it for just a bit and then placed his big tower of 5,000's and red 1,000's in the middle to put Goossens all in. Goossens glanced at his stack and cards one more time before calling all in.
Hagenbeuk showed the for the second nuts, Goossens got up from the table and showed .
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Clyde Tjauw Foe was just spotted exiting the tournament room, and we caught up with the man who took his chips, Nico Kuan.
Kuan explained how he raised to 400 and four players called, including Tjauw Foe. The flop brought out with one club, and Kuan bet 900. Tjauw Foe made a raise to 2,500 and only Kuan called.
On the turn the hit, and Tjauw Foe bet another 6,000. Kuan moved all in and Tjauw Foe called off for an additional 12,000 chips.
Tjauw Foe:
Kuan:
The river was the and Tjauw Foe missed both his flush- and straight draw. Kuan raked in this massive pot and now sits on 80,000 chips. Moments after busting out, Tjauw Foe re-entered.
As we arrived, a flop of was already out and one player had a black 5,000 chip in front of him, though we're not entirely sure that was the actual bet. Michael Mizrachi was flipping a red All In button, and when it came down with the 'All In' part up top, that was exactly what he announced he was doing: all in!
One player folded, the one that had bet asked for a count.
"What do you need that for?" Mizrachi laughed, "I don't have a pair yet!" the famous player smiled. "Ah, you need a club" his opponent said seconds before calling.
Mizrachi wasn't lying it turned out, as he showed . Not really needing any clubs though.
The dealer was already done burning when Mizrachi kindly asked to see his opponents hand. "Ohh shit, he has outs!" Mizrachi exclaimed as he was shown .
The on the turn was a blank and so was the on the river effectively. "I have a pair now!" Mizrachi laughed.
"That's the first time I see you smile" table mate Hans Bosman said. "First time? I always smile! You're here just one hand!" Mizrachi replied with a big grind. "True" regular player Bosman smiled. "It's the first time I hear you talking!" Mizrachi added.
We just spotted Samantha Abernathy in today's event, and it happens to be her birthday. So, happy birthday to you Samantha!
Now let's get down to business, as the hand we watched with Abernathy did not go so well for her.
The action started on Erik van den Berg who raised to 400 and Floris van der Ven made the call. The third player that got involved three-bet from the button to 1,575 and Abernathy called from the big blind.
Van den Berg and Van der Ven both folded, and the action was heads up.
The flop brought out and both players checked. On the turn the hit and Abernathy bet 2,300. Her opponent made the call and the river was the . Both players checked this time around and Abernathy showed . Her opponent tabled and his pair of fours took this pot down.
With 80,000 chips however, Abernathy is still in good shape.
The player in second position opened and Elliot Smith made the call. Noah Boeken on the button squeezed to 1,800 and the big blind cold called. The initial raiser gave up, Smith called.
Three players saw a flop of and action checked around. All three of them checked on the as well and they saw the river for free. The big blind checked and Smith bet 2,000. Boeken called from the button.
The big blind had much bigger plans though, quite unexpectedly check-raising to 10,000. Smith frowned and folded, but Boeken wasn't so eager to lay his hand down. He shrugged, leaned forward, and called after some thirty seconds of tanking.
The big blind reluctantly rolled over for a bluff. Boeken showed and took it down.
On a flop of Zinno called a bet of 1,525. The three-time World Poker Tour champion checked behind on the river, only to see a pop up on the river. His opponent checked, and Zinno bet 3,000. The insta call followed, and Zinno announced his kicker jack, while showing . His opponent showed and mucked.
flop our colleague picked up the action when Atanas Kavrakov bet 6,000 and Jasper Meijer van Putten made the call.
and this time Kavrakov check-called 5,000.
and Kavrakov checked again. Meijer van Putten moved all in, and Kavrakov tanked for quite a bit before letting go of his hand. The Dutchman chips up nicely while Kavrakov was left with little chips.
on the turn made Goossens bet out 1,500. Hagenbeuk just called.
paired the board and Goossens tossed in a single black 5,000 chip, with about 6,300 behind. Hagenbeuk thought about it for just a bit and then placed his big tower of 5,000's and red 1,000's in the middle to put Goossens all in. Goossens glanced at his stack and cards one more time before calling all in.
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with one club, and Kuan bet 900. Tjauw Foe made a raise to 2,500 and only Kuan called.
hit, and Tjauw Foe bet another 6,000. Kuan moved all in and Tjauw Foe called off for an additional 12,000 chips. 
and Tjauw Foe missed both his flush- and straight draw. Kuan raked in this massive pot and now sits on 80,000 chips. Moments after busting out, Tjauw Foe re-entered.
was already out and one player had a black 5,000 chip in front of him, though we're not entirely sure that was the actual bet. Michael Mizrachi was flipping a red All In button, and when it came down with the 'All In' part up top, that was exactly what he announced he was doing: all in! 
. Not really needing any clubs though. 
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on the turn was a blank and so was the 
on the river effectively. "I have a pair now!" Mizrachi laughed. 
. Both players checked this time around and Abernathy showed 
. Her opponent tabled 
and action checked around. All three of them checked on the 
as well and they saw the 
river for free. The big blind checked and Smith bet 2,000. Boeken called from the button.
for a bluff. Boeken showed 
and took it down.
pop up on the river. His opponent checked, and Zinno bet 3,000. The insta call followed, and Zinno announced his kicker jack, while showing 
. His opponent showed 
and mucked.
