Amsterdam Master Classics: Day Three - At A Glance

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German player, Michael Keiner, is saved on the River all-in against Vienne ESOP victor, Sigi Stockinger.

K-Q vs 6-6, King on the Flop, 6 on the River.

[Djinn]

Jan Boubli moves all in for over 100k, giving initial raiser Keith Hawkins on the button a decision (Jan's on his right so it must have gone call/raise, raise/re-raise from Keith, re-raise all-in for a lot from Jan).  Anyway, it's a pass.  Next!

[Djinn]

Something's happened to Alexander Kuzmin, and it's not good - he's down to just 15,300 (on the TV table) and moves all-in... but no callers, even though the blinds are Rolf and Jan Boubli... (he shows AK).  Paul Parker commentates:  "Just goes to show, you can get your bets through, even with a small stack." 


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And as quick as he accrued them, Jerome Bradpiece has conceded his chip leaded and given a chunk of spondoolies to Norseman, Sverre Sundbo.

Sverre raised to 3,600 pre-flop, Jerome called from the bug blind.

Flop =

Jerome checks, Sverre bets, Jerome re-raises, Sverre moves all-in and Jerome calls.

Jerome =

Sverre =

Turn and River both miss Jerome, which means he is now down to 175k whilst Sverre jumps up to 240k.

[Djinn]

Play has resumed - 33 players remaining, average chips 104,500.  I worked that out in my head.

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F Jacobsen -- 134,100
M Neuteboom -- 66,500
T Watson -- 46,100
J Ariaans -- 109,100
M Vlek -- 188,000
Thierry Ven Der Wel -- 112,100
Andreas Hagen -- 199,800
D Bertelsen -- 26,100
JJ Hazan -- 129,000
Ross Boatman -- 46,500
Devilfish -- 45,500
V Sevo -- 50,000
Sverre Sundbo -- 238,900
D Makowsky -- 65,300
Michael Steiger -- 74,700
Jerome Bradpiece -- 189,400
Surinder Sunar -- 28,600
David Kitai -- 66,000
J Van Hoof -- 139,200
David Finney -- 38,100
Jan Sjoavik -- 159,400
Sigi Stockinger -- 65,900
Alexander Kusmin -- 20,700
Jan Meiyer -- 114,600
Rolf Slotboom -- 99,700
Jan Boubli -- 150,100
Keith Hawkins -- 197,100

[Djinn]

Short stack Alexander Kuzmin makes a stand, re-raising Jan Sjavik to 20,300 preflop.  Unsurprisingly, he gets a call - Jan has .  But Alexander has -
The board comes - and "all in stays in." 

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We have an all-in, and it's Jan Sjovik, who finaled in London, versus Jan Meijer. Aces v Tens, A-6-6 Flop and Meijer is OUT.

[Djinn]

Daniel Bertelsen moves in under the gun (30k -ish).  It folds to big blind Andreas Hagen who passes quickly, showing .  "The first card was an Ace," he remarks in case people didn't recognise it.  JJ pipes up, "I was very, very tempted..."  Going to ask him what he had.

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Sverre Sundbo -- 245k
Andreas Hagen -- 159k
Daniel Smits Bertelsen -- 30k
D Makowsky -- 62k
JJ Hazan -- 174k
Jerome Bradfield -- 189k
Ross Boatman -- 32k
David Kitai -- 85k
Jorrit Van Hoof -- 141k
Devilfish -- 47k
J Petersen -- 29k
M Vlek -- 148k
T Watson -- 70k

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J Petersen is OUT.

[Djinn]

The bubble has very quietly burst -

Down to 27 and guaranteed €5,000!

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The current chip leader is A Jalali Sousan Abadi with 508k.

[Djinn]

The TV table commentator just commentated on the Camel picking up some uncontested chips, referring to him as "Mr. Keith."  I think that's great.

Now Rolf raises to 14,300; Michael Keiner moves all-in - total bet 38,300.

Rolf stands up, the sunglasses go up, the chips measuring the call get put in a ministack, and over the line...

Michael shows: 
Rilf shows: 

Flop: 
Turn: 
River: 

And Michael Keiner survives, saved by the river.  I don't think his opponent can be too annoyed by this.

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Jan Boubli -- 195k
D Makowsky -- 40k
Sverre Sundbo -- 305k
JJ Hazan -- 185k
Andreas Hagen -- 175k
Dave Devilfish -- 35k
Jerome Bradpiece -- 215k
David Kitai -- 45k
Jorrit van Hoof -- 145k
T Watson -- 80k
J Fahl -- 95k
M Neuteboom -- 80k
Jos Ariaans -- 80k
M Vlek -- 170k
Keith Hawkins -- 175k