Raoul Refos opened for 12,000 from the hijack and Abdelkader Benhalimam in the cutoff shoved all in for 61,000. Big blind Barrie Pietersz over shoved for just a 1,000 more, he pushed 62,000 to the middle. Raoul Refos wasn't too excited by all of this, and folded after some thinking.
Abdelkader Benhalimam:
Barrie Pietersz:
The flop came and Benhalimam asked the dealer for an ace. He didn't get the ace, but the on the turn did bring him some additional outs. "Alléé! Alléé!" he shouted. To no avail, the on the river did pair him, but it wasn't good enough to stay alive.
Today's plans have been announced once again by tournament director Christian Scalzi. We will play down to the final 16 players, or six full levels.
We are currently in the fourth level of the day, with one hour left on the clock. If we play the full six levels play will end around 01:00 a.m. local time.
Steve Warburton raised to 14,000 and Zack Wilson moved all in for his final 30,000 chips right after having lost the huge pot one post down below. Warburton called, and the showdown went as following.
Warburton:
Wilson:
The board ran out and Wilson was knocked out in 29th place.
Steve Warburton opened the button for 14,000 and Daan Boender in the small blind shoved for 68,000. Big blind Zack Wilson four-bet shoved for 102,000 and Warburton folded.
Daan Boender:
Zack Wilson:
The board ran out and with his turned trips, Boender doubled.
Joep van den Bijaart raised to 13,000 and one player called after which Sorel Mizzi three-bet to 40,000. Van den Bijgaart four-bet to 108,000 and the third player folded.
Mizzi went into the tank for quite some time before ultimately five-betting to 212,000.
Van den Bijgaart snap-folded and Mizzi raked in this pot preflop.
Noah Boeken was just knocked out and he told us what happened. Fredrik Andersson raised before the flop and Boeken decided to play back at him by three-betting in position.
Andersson made the call and the flop brought with one club.
On the flop Andersson check-called 25,000 and the turn was the .
This time the action was checked and the river was the . Andersson put Boeken all in for about 80,000 total, and the Dutchman called with for a rivered flush.
Andersson had for a full house, and Boeken shook his head as he exited the tournament area.
after some thinking.
and Benhalimam asked the dealer for an ace. He didn't get the ace, but the 
on the turn did bring him some additional outs. "Alléé! Alléé!" he shouted. To no avail, the 
on the river did pair him, but it wasn't good enough to stay alive.
and Wilson was knocked out in 29th place.
and Van Brugge doubled up.
with one club.
.
. Andersson put Boeken all in for about 80,000 total, and the Dutchman called with 