Just before the break, Julian Becquart was tangled up in a big pot with Jonas Klausen. On a flop of , Becquart let out with 32,000 chips. Klausen raised to 100,000, and Becquart moved all in for just a few thousand more. Klausen had no decision to make really, and he put in the call.
He tabled for the overpair, but he was drawing nearly dead versus the flopped flush of Becquart. The turn locked it up, with the completing the board. With that exchange, Becquart has doubled up over the 200,000-chip mark, knocking Klausen down to 260,000.