Pim van Riet raised it up to 53,000 from the hijack and Steve Warburton in the big blind was the sole caller.
Warburton check-called a bet of 78,000 on , and lead out 162,000 on the turn. Van Riet made the call.
Warburton needed some time to decide on his bet when the hit the river. He eventually decided on 298,000 and Van Riet almost instantly called by tossing in a single 25,000 chip. He soon needed to add the other 273,000 as Warburton showed for a rivered full house, and Van Riet couldn't beat that.
WPT National Valkenburg returns to Holland Casino in October for its second sell out instalment. Following on the success of last years event and WPT Amsterdam, the World Poker Tour has released the schedule for the poker festival in the Southern Hill.
The WPT Main Event buy-in will this year be €675+€75 and will take place October 1-4, 2015 with the €1350+€150 High Roller taking place just before (September 30- October 1).
Last year it was Dutchman Niels van Leeuwen who took down the Main Event after beating a field of 402 entries to take down the first-place prize of €40,000. The final table also included Dutch poker legend Marcel Lüske and Joep van den Bijgaart, the latter who's still battling it out in this very tournament with just 10 players remaining.
The total prize pool last year was just shy of €200,000 and the expectations are that these numbers will be beaten in this year's edition. Here's the schedule:
Date
Time
#
Event
Buy-In
Starting Chips
Level Times
Info
Tues, Sept., 29, 2015
8:00PM
1
WPT National Valkenburg High Roller Satellite
€180+€20
10K
20
1 re-entry. NLH
Wed, Sept., 30, 2015
2:30 PM
2
WPT National Valkenburg High Roller Day 1
€1350+€150
50K
40
High Roller. 1 re-entry. NLH.
Wed, Sept., 30, 2015
8:00PM
3
WPT National Valkenburg Main Event Satellite
€110+€15
10K
20
Thurs, Oct., 1, 2015
2:00 PM
4
WPT National Valkenburg Main Event Day 1A
€675+€75
30K
40
Main Event. NLH.
Thurs, Oct., 1, 2015
2:30 PM
2
WPT National Valkenburg High Roller Final Day
Closed
50K
40
High Roller. NLH. Final Day
Fri, Oct., 2, 2015
2:00 PM
4
WPT National Valkenburg Main Event Day 1B
€675+€75
30K
40
Main Event. NLH.
Sat, Oct., 3, 2015
2:00 PM
4
WPT National Valkenburg Main Event Day 2
Closed
30K
60
Main Event. NLH
Sat, Oct., 3, 2015
8:00 PM
5
WPTN Turbo
€180+20
10K
15
Sun, Oct., 4, 2015
2:00 PM
4
WPT National Valkenburg Main Event Final Day
Closed
30K
60
Main Event. NLH. Final Day
Sun, Oct., 4, 2015
3:00 PM
6
WPTN Big Stack
€225+€25
15K
20
1 re-entry. NLH
3% of all prizepools are withheld to contribute towards staffing costs
WPT National Main Event late registration closes after 9 Levels. All players who play Day 1A can re-enter on Day 1B
WPT National Main Event Day 1B players cannot re-enter
WPT National Main Event players that have played both Day 1A and Day 1B have the option to choose either their Day 1A or Day 1B stack to bring to Day 2
WPT National Main Event/High Roller - There will be a 30 minute clock when the event reaches the last two players (Heads Up)
WPT National High Roller late registration closes at the start of day 2, players can have 1 re-entry
All side events with a re-entry/re-buy option close the re-entry/re-buy at the end of level 6 or at maximum capacity
All satellites with a re-entry/re-buy option close the re-entry/re-buy at the end of level 4 or at maximum capacity
Satellite tickets are non-transferable and can only be used by the player who won the seat
Tournament Director withholds the right to add or subtract a level or a day to all tournaments
Location:
Kuurpark Cauberg 28
6301 BT Valkenburg aan de Geul
Telephone: (+31) 043 - 60 99 600
Farid Yachou raised to 45,000 from the hijack and just Aki Pyysing in the big blind made the call. The Fin checked on and Yachou bet 45,000. Pyysing check-raised to 150,000 straight and Yachou shrugged. He asked how much it was, and how much Pyysing had behind (335,000). He then called. The fell on the turn and Pyysing checked. Yachou announced all in and Pyysing almost instantly folded.
Jason Wheeler raised to 45,000 from the cutoff and Louis Salter on the button shoved for 393,000. Fredrik Andersson in the small blind asked for a count, and announced all in over the top. Big blind Aki Pyysing and Jason Wheeler folded instantly.
Louis Salter:
Fredrik Andersson:
The flop just about ended it for Salter: . The on the turn was a blank, and so was the on the river.
Louis Salter departed in 9th place, taking home €20,500. The remaining 8 players are guaranteed €27,500.