WSOP Event #11 - Vincent van der Fluit Delivers Bracelet to Holland

David Schnettler was first to bust, then Calvin "Cal42688" Anderson lost his chips against the skillful Ukranian Alex Dovzhenko. Anderson opened with a pot-sized bet at the 21st blind level, which got called only by the big blind Dovzhenko. Anderson put all his remaining chips in the middle on the 6 6 T flop, and Dovzhenko called. 
 

Dovzhenko: 7 6 5 9

Anderson: J Q J K
 

Turn: 5
 

River: 3
 

Dovzhenko won with a full house. 
 

Brian Garbe, Rodney Brown, Dovzhenko and Damien Lhommeau got eliminated in the following hour. Heads-up started with the elimination of probably the biggest name, Tristan Wade. Wade, the shortstack went all-in against Tonne preflop. 
 

Wade: K Q J 9
 

Tonne:  J 9 8 5
 

Board: 7 4 5 8 Q
 

Tonne won with two pair. 
 

Charles Tonne - 2,300,000

Vincent Van Der Fluit - 2,000,000
 

Although Tonne was able to increase his advantage at the beginning of the heads-up, van der Fluit managed to turn things around and already started the 24th blind level with a double advantage. The last hand of the tourney came soon, when van der Fluit opened to 60,000, Tonne called, and the flop came A 5 2. Tonne checked, van der Fluit cbet to 65,000, Tonne check-raised to 315,000, van der Fluit raised the pot, Tonne went all-in and the Dutch called. 
 

Van Der Fluit: J 2 A 7 

Tonne: T 9 5 Q 
 

Turn: K 
 

River: 7
 

Van der Fluit won with a higher flush.