Joep van den Bijgaart opened the hand with a raise from the hijack and Marsh, who had just doubled through Van den Berg, made the call from the big blind.
Marsh checked on a flop of and Van den Bijgaart bet 7,500. Marsh called.
The fell on the turn and Marsh checked again. Van den Bijgaart bet 18,000 and again Marsh called.
The completed the board and Marsh checked a third time. Van den Bijgaart bet 42,000 and not long after Marsh shoved all in. Van den Bijgaart just about instantly called, though it wasn't with the happiest face in the world.
Van den Bijgaart's face would soon change as Marsh didn't turn over the feared or , but the lower set that Van den Bijgaart had hoped for with . Van den Bijgaart showed and was pushed the huge pot.
The start of day chip leader is now even richer, Marsh is out.
The board showed when Rumen Nanev checked to Remco van Zandbeek who bet 17,000. Nanev, who had his opponent covered by a big margin, moved all in and Van Zandbeek went into the tank.
Van Zandbeek had just 23,000 chips left behind, and after a while he decided to commit his last chips.
Nanev showed , but that was not enough to get rid of Van Zandbeek who tabled .
Ramin Hajiyev opened for 6,500 from the hijack and Anthony Zinno in the cutoff made the call. Giacomo Fundaro in the small blind three-bet to 21,500 and the big blind and Hajiyev both folded. Zinno called.
Fundaro bet a mere 3,500 on , Zinno called. Fundaro bet another 5,500 on the turn and this time Zinno folded rather quickly.
Zack Wilson raised to 7,000 from early position and Simon Trumper asked for a count before making the call from the button. Henk Post called from the big blind and the flop brought out on which the action checked to Trumper who bet 15,000.
Post moved all in for 79,000 and Wilson shoved forward 95,000 to put pressure on Trumper.
"Oh boy!" Trumpet said, as he rubbed his face before ultimately folding.
Post:
Wilson:
"What a flop!" Trumpet said, as the dealer put the and the on the turn and river. Post hit the rail and Wilson jumped up the counts.
Will Milner open shoved from the hijack and Dennis Lavrijsen on the button called all in. Both blinds folded and Milner and Lavrijsen opened their cards.
Dennis Lavrijsen:
Will Miner:
"I owe you one" Miner said, referring to a bad beat he gave Lavrijsen yesterday presumably.
The flop was good for Lavrijsen with , but the on the turn left him drawing dead. The on the river was of no importance, Lavrijsen had already gotten up and wished the table good luck.
Andrew Chen started the day with little chips, and he did not manage to recover to run up a stack. Just now we ran into him and he told how he raised from the cutoff after which Louis Salter moved all in from the big blind.
Chen called all in for 55,000 with and Salter's held up.
The plan for the day is to play six 90-minute levels, one level more than yesterday. Either that, or down to the moment there are 16 players remaining, whichever comes first. Dinner break after the third level, like yesterday.
and Van den Bijgaart bet 7,500. Marsh called. 
fell on the turn and Marsh checked again. Van den Bijgaart bet 18,000 and again Marsh called.
completed the board and Marsh checked a third time. Van den Bijgaart bet 42,000 and not long after Marsh shoved all in. Van den Bijgaart just about instantly called, though it wasn't with the happiest face in the world. 
or 
. Van den Bijgaart showed 
and was pushed the huge pot.
when Rumen Nanev checked to Remco van Zandbeek who bet 17,000. Nanev, who had his opponent covered by a big margin, moved all in and Van Zandbeek went into the tank.
, but that was not enough to get rid of Van Zandbeek who tabled 
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flop, 25,000 on the 
turn, and allin for 77,000 effectively on the 
river. 
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turn and this time Zinno folded rather quickly.
and the 
and Salter's 
