So far not so good for the PokerNews hero Jason Glatzer as he just ended up on the losing end of a hand for his initial buyin after calling a four-bet all in against Roro with .
He asked to run it twice and was denied by his opponent.
Things were looking good for the hero when an ace appeared on the flop. However, a jack appeared on the flop followed by a nine on the turn to give his opponent two-pair with him holding .
Roro said he played it that way for information while Glatzer told his opponent "nice hand" before reloading.
There is a small delay until the feature table begins since a handful of the players scheduled to play went on the planned excursion to the caves 60 kilometers away. The bus just came back and players are filing in.
The approximate scheduled start time has been pushed back until 5:55 p.m. CET (6:15 p.m. CET visible on the stream with the 20-minute delay).
You can watch the stream when it is live by clicking on the Live Stream tab.
The Cash Game Festival Slovenia was a big success. If you missed out on this festival, you can check out the next one in Tallinn from April 26-30 at Olympic Park Casino.
One lucky player from this festival will be heading to Tallinn compliments of a €1,400 package. Anyone that had a hand with quads or better earned a raffle ticket. We just confirmed with the poker room staff that there are currently more than 30 entries for the raffle.
We will announce the winner at around 8 p.m. CET after the drawing takes place.
Players interested in attending Tallinn should head to the Cash Game Festival website for more information about the event including registering for the event and reserving their spots on the televised feature tables.
Welcome to Day 5 of the 2017 Cash Game Festival Slovenia at Perla Casino. The day began for many as the night was ending with dozens of players being witnessed playing cash games as the sun was coming up.
For others, the day began at noon, when the many attending the festival hopped on a bus to visit the scenic caves around 60 kilometers away from the casino. We will share coverage from the photography and video crew along with some antidotes from the players later in the coverage.
After players return, the early televised feature table will kick off at 5:40 p.m. CET on a 20-minute delay at lower stakes before the later televised table will feature bigger action at 8:40 p.m. CET on a 20-minute delay.
Also, as usual, the final day of the festival will feature plenty of side game action across a variety of limits and poker variants.
Yesterday was a huge day in Cash Game Festival history as for the first time, there was a three-time biggest winner on a feature table. Italy's Federico Drassich claimed this honor after he was king of the mountain after both the early and late televised tables. He also became the first player to be the biggest winner on two feature tables in one day and the first to be the biggest winner on three feature tables in a single Cash Game Festival.
Also, yesterday was the VIP party at Pulse Arena. Dozens of players gathered for free drinks, lots of dancings and good energy. France's Maxime Roseau won some Pulse Arena apparel after showing his moves on the dance floor to win a contest. Previous activities included an adventure trip to Soca Fun Park and a special dinner at On' Italy and welcome drinks at the casino.
Coverage will kick off at around 5:00 p.m. CET and continue throughout the evening. Stay tuned at PokerNews as we report the latest and greatest news from the 2017 Cash Game Festival Slovenia.
.
.
