The player in middle position opened to 11,000. Gerard Cassis, from one seat over raised to 23,000. Action folded back to the player in middle position who shoved for around 650,000. Cassis made the call, putting at risk his last 113,000.
Gerard Cassis: 
Opponent: 
The board ran 
and Cassis survived, two away from the money.
Hand-for-hand mode has been activated two spots off the money and as many minutes will be taken off the clock for every hand from now on until the bubble bursts. The chip race of the T-500 denominations will take place after the first hand, as there is just 1.17 minutes remaining on the current level.
With some 12 minutes left on the level the players were instructed to prepare for the upcoming chip race of the T-500 denominations at the end of the level, and another announcement came just a few minutes later. This time, the screens had updated to 1,185 players remaining and the hand-for-hand mode is expected to kick off shortly.
One player has just seen his top set with pocket kings go into the muck after his opponent flopped the nuts.
The player in question got all his chips into the middle as did his opponent Andres Jeckeln.
The board was 
, and Jeckeln held 
to send his opponent to the rail shortly before the money bubble.
The flop read 
and Cory Albertson checked from the big blind to the preflop raiser who continued for 15,000. Ema Zajmovic called from the cutoff and Albertson check-raised to 55,000. The third player tank-folded but Zajmovic stuck around to see the 
on the turn.
Both players checked to the on the river and Albertson checked one more time. Zajmovic reached back for a bet of 100,000 and Albertson wasted little time before folding the 
face up.
The player in the hijack opened to 12,000. Louis Boutin, on the cutoff, called.
The dealer spread a flop of 
. The hijack checked. Boutin threw in a bet of 40,000, that was enough to claim the pot.
Boutin currently sits with a decent stack of 830,000.
Another Dutchman has had to hit the rail. Rens Feenstra was eliminated when he opened from early position with 
. The player in the small blind called.
The flop came 
and both players checked.
The 
on the turn brought a flush draw, Feenstra bet 24,000 when his opponent checked and got called.
The river was a 
, The player in the small blind snap-jammed for 100,000 which put Feenstra all-in and Feenstra called. The player in the small blind showed 
for the rivered straight against Feenstra's set of tens.
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