Noah Boeken was busy texting, but we almost missed him as he was hiding behind some huge towers of chips. Upon request Boeken told us about a hand which happened quite some time ago.
After two limps (one of 'em being Michael Mizrachi), Boeken raised it up to 2,000. A player in position called, the first limper called, and Mizrachi called. The four of them saw a flop of 
rainbow and action checked to Boeken who bet 4,500. The first player folded, both players that had limped before the flop called again.
The 
on the turn made for a second diamond. Again both players checked to Boeken and the Dutch Master Classics of Poker champion bet 15,000. The first player shoved all in, Mizrachi called all in for 14,000, and Boeken called the little extra.
Limper: 
Noah Boeken: 
Michael Mizrachi: 
Boeken needed to fade tens, diamonds and fives, and did so with the 
on the river. That pot catapulted Boeken to the top of the field, eliminated Mizrachi, and crippled the third involved player. Boeken's good friend Joep van den Bijgaart re entered and is playing 30,000 again.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
125,000
95,000
|
95,000 |
|
30,000
30,000
|
30,000 |
|
Busted | |
|
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and Stephensen bet 1,500, his opponent called. On the turn the 
hit an Stephensen bet 4,500, after which he was raised to 10,000.
. Stephensen checked on the river and this time his opponent bet 11,000. The Norwegian pro tanked for a bit and called, after which he tabled 
.
and the Norwegian sits on 105,000 right now.
and by the time the turn was out, Hagenbeuk already got up and wished the table good luck.
and Abernathy raked in the pot, sending Paris to the rail.
and Geilich lead out for 2,250, after which his opponent called.
hit and Geilich lead for 6,500. He got called again and showed 
to rake in the pot.
