Constant Rijkenberg raises and Dragan Galic (pictured left) moves all in for two million and his tournament life.

He flips over 9 9 and Rijkenberg has A Q. The board creates a tremendous reaction as it falls K J 10. Unbelievably, Rijkenberg has flopped another straight. The turn is the 3 and Galic is drawing dead as the river comes the 10.

Galic maintained the chip lead in this tournament for three whole days, and it was hoped that he could go all the way and see it through. However, Constant Rijkenberg has put the Croatian out of EPT San Remo in fifth place for €314,000.

Kalle Niemi is all in for 945,000 and William reynolds asks for a count. He then announces, "Call."

Reynolds holds A8 and Niemi has JJ.

The board comes 10 6 6 bringing a flush draw for Reynolds. The turn helps Niemi out a lot with the 6 as it gives Niemi a house  - sixes filled with jacks.  All Niemi needs to avoid on the river is an ace. The 2 falls and Niemi doubles through Reynolds.
 

Things went a little crazy just now on a board of 10 3 2 Q. William Reynolds shoved all-in and Constant Rijkenberg (pictured right) called with K-Q. Reynolds revealed pocket tens for the set and Rijkenberg's brash call cost him a hefty amount of chips. The 8 did nothing to help on the river. Rijkenberg continues to aggressively push, call, and gamble.

 

Alexander Fitzgerald (pictured right) pushes all-in and William Reynolds calls. Fitzgerald shows A K and Reynolds shows pocket jacks. The board comes 10 6 2 8 2 and Reynolds wins 1,280,000. Fitzgerald is left with less than three big blinds.

The young American shoves in the very next hand for 135,000. Dragan Galic is next to act, both he and Ovidiu Balaj call. The flop is 10 3 2 and Galic bets 150,000 while staring at Balaj. Balaj looks him in the eye and after two minutes he folds showing his hand (which we don't have the privilege of seeing).

The cards are revealed:

Fitzgerald: K9X
Galic: J-10

The turn is the Q and the river is a brick. Galic's paired tens hold up and Fitzgerald leaves the tournament in seventh place for €171,000.

A massive hand just broke out involving Constant rijkenberg once again. He raises the blinds and William Reynolds (pictured right) reraises to 332,000. It's 210,000 more for Rijkenberg to call, and after a few moments thought he moves all-in. Reynolds, who many feel is the strongest player on the table, snap-calls. He shows A K and Rijkenberg flips over Q-J.

The flop is dealt 10 9 8. It is met with shock and cheers around the entire casino from the press room to the floor. The turn is the 2 and the river, the K.

Rijkenberg now has 3,785,000.