Alex van der Werf was all in for his last 62,400 and at risk and said "I'm not going to lose with kings again!". Van der Werf had to hold against his opponent his 
while holding 
himself.
The board ran out 
and Van der Werf locked up a big double up.
With about 23,000 in the middle and a complete board of 
it was Jacco van Hooren with a bet of 19,000. Day 1a chip leader Marco Rodrigues had a decision to make and folded his hand after a couple of minutes.
Van Hooren didn't show anything, except for a little smile when he heard Rodrigues say he folded an ace.
Niveau: 14
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 300
Kevin Paque raised from late position to 4,500 and Mark Radoja called from one seat over. Zeus Post also called from the big blind.
The flop came down 
and all three players checked. The turn was the 
and Paque bet 9,000 after Post checked to him. Two-time bracelet winner Radoja called and Post got out of the way.
The 
made the board complete and Paque fired away with a bet of 35,000. Radoja called within seconds and he saw Paque had the better hand with 
. Radoja splashed his chips in the middle to complete the amount he had to call and threw his 
accidentally in the dealer tray.
Roseline Siman made Day 2 by surviving Day 1b with a stack of 7,700. She wasn't happy with that and chose to forfeit her stack by entering the final flight of the Main Event, Day 1c.
She ended up bagging 63,100 on Day 1c, but she didn't manage to make a run for the Main Event title as her run in the tournament has come to an end.
Sander van Wesemael was involved in a three-way pot with an all-in player. Van Wesemael, Jay Oosterbaan and another player all had 16,800 in the middle when the 
flop was dealt.
Oosterbaan checked on the flop, but Van Wesemael fired with a bet of 15,000. Oosterbaan thought about it and said that he would either shove or fold before he gave up the hand.
Van Wesemael immediately tabled and it was gonna be a tough task for his opponent with 
.
The board ran out 
and van Wesemael crossed the 200,000 chip mark by winning that pot.
Former Master Classics of Poker Main Event champion David Boyaciyan opened from the under the gun position to 4,500 and Austrian poker player Robert Auer three-bet all in for 29,800 two seats over. All other players got out of the way and Boyaciyan made the call.
Robert Auer:
David Boyaciyan:
The 
flop gave Auer a ton of extra outs, but the 
wasn't very helpful for him. The river, on the other hand, was the and Auer took the pot down with his flush.
The tournament only restarted for a couple of minutes and Francisco Marti is already eliminated. Zeus Post is the one who did it to Marti.
Post raised from middle position to 4,400 and Marti moved all in from the button for what looked like a little under 20,000. Post called and they opened up their cards.
Zeus Post:
Francisco Marti:
The board ran out 
and Marti was sent to the rail.
Niveau: 13
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
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