Henrik Veldhoen raised to 425,000 from the button with A♠2♥, and Koen De Visscher defended 4♥4♣.
On the A♦J♠6♥ flop, De Visscher check-called versus a bet of 250,000 from Veldhoen.
The J♦ turn paired the board, and was checked to the 8♥ river, which was also checked, the pot going to Veldhoen with two pair.
Andrew Hulme opened to 400,000 from the button with 8♥7♥, and was met with a three-bet to 1,500,000 from Koen De Visscher in the small blind with A♥4♥.
Hulme called to see the 8♠5♥5♣ flop, where De Visscher continued with a bet of 1,100,000.
Hulme was not going anywhere with top pair, and called to see he would improve further on the 7♣ turn.
De Visscher slowed down with a check, and folded when Hulme fired out a bet of 1,800,000.
Andrew Hulme raised the button to 400,000 with K♠6♣, and received calls from Koen De Visscher and Henrik Veldhoen in the blinds with A♦J♣ and Q♣3♣ respectively.
The Q♦J♠5♦ flop and 9♦ turn were checked to the 4♣ river, where De Visscher had a stab at it with a bet of 900,000. Veldhoen called and Hulme folded, Veldhoen's pair of queens good for the pot.
Koen De Visscher opened to 425,000 from the button with 10♠8♦, and Henrik Veldhoen called in the small blind with K♥Q♥.
Andrew Hulme three-bet to 2,200,000 from the big blind with A♥5♦. De Visscher folded, but Veldhoen stuck around.
The 8♥3♦3♣ flop was checked to Hulme, who fired out a bet of 1,000,000, leading to a fold from Veldhoen.
Henrik Veldhoen opened to 400,000 from the button with J♥9♦, and received calls from Andrew Hulme and Koen De Visscher in the blinds with 8♦7♦ and K♣9♠ respectively.
On the A♥9♣6♥ flop, action was checked to Veldhoen, who slid out a bet of 450,000, which disposed of De Visscher, but not Hulme.
The A♦ turn paired the board, and Hulme check-folded versus a bet of 1,000,000 from Veldhoen.
Play is back underway, with some time left in the level being played before the break.
The players have been sent on a 75-minute dinner break, with our coverage due to resume at 9.15 p.m. local time.
David Docherty jammed from the button for 1,050,000, and was called by both Henrik Veldhoen with the A♦6♣ and Andrew Hulme.
On the 10♠10♦4♣ flop, Veldhoen check-folded versus a bet of 600,000 from Hulme.
David Docherty: A♥K♦ 
Andrew Hulme: 3♦3♣
Docherty needed help, and the 5♥ was a brick, as was the 9♠ river, sending him to the rail in fourth.
Andrew Hulme opened to 400,000 under the gun with 5♠5♦, and Henrik Veldhoen defended with K♦4♦.
The 6♦4♠3♥ flop was interesting for both players, but was checked to the 3♠ turn.
Veldhoen led out with a bet of 450,000, and Hulme called.
The 10♦ river completed the board, and was checked through, Hulme taking the pot.
David Docherty opened to 400,000 from the button with 6♦5♦, and Andrew Hulme defended Q♣7♦.
On the Q♥J♠4♠ flop, Hulme check-called in the face of a bet of 350,000 with top pair.
The 2♥ hit on the turn, and Hulme checked once more. Docherty wasn't ready to give up on the hand, and double-barreled with a bet of 1,500,000.
Hulme spread some time banks as he contemplated the spot, but called to see the 10♥ river.
He checked for a third time, and Docherty emptied the clip, moving all-in for 5,125,000.
Hulme hated it, and grimaced and sighed while he contemplated the position. He flicked another timebank to the dealer, put his hands to his head and rubbed his forehead.
Another time bank went in. Suddenly, Hulme made the call, and Docherty's fate was sealed.
A superb call from Hulme.
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