The first televised no-limit hold'em feature table began with stakes at €1/€2. The later table at 9:00 p.m. is planned to feature some higher rollers with the action set for €5/€10.

Here is a look at the early feature table:

On seat 1 is Bulgaria's Emil Andreev who began playing poker four years ago. Despite never playing on a televised table, he shared he is not nervous.

In the next seat is Norway's Birger Strand. While many players appearing on the feature table the first two tables are doing so for the first time, Strand is a veteran as he was on the feature table at the Cash Game Festival in Tallinn and in London.

Another Bulgarian, Kostadin Kosadinov is over in seat 3. The 27-year old shared he enjoys playing both cash games and tournaments and that he loves playing online.

Fellow countrymate Simeon Tsoner has appeared on tons of feature tables and has won some big pots including one for €13,000 at €25/€50 tables. His strategy on the final table is to "have fun and make some money!"

Also from Bulgaria is Nikolay Teoharov in seat 5. The 30-year old is a driver by day and shared he is a huge poker fan. While he has never been on a televised table, he doesn't seem nervous at all sharing he plans "to play to mostly for fun!"

Sweden's Peter La Terra is in seat 6. Yesterday, he was playing late in the night, mostly at the Omaha tables. He joked that he is "Wery nervous (spelling intentional)!" Although it seems he plans to really just have fun also sharing that he plans to have fun and drink beers."

Bulgaria's Konstantiv Kapchin is a poker player by trade, but never appeared on a feature table. However, that won't stop him from doing his best as he shared that, "I'll play my standard game."

Local poker player Emil Petkov began playing poker while he was a student in Germany in 2001. He also has never appeared on a feature table, but his strategy is "to play as usual and not pay attention to the 'eights'."