A €1/€2 pot limit Omaha table recently opened with the floor staff just confirming that they will leave the table at eight-max.
Among those at the table are Cash Game Festival regulars Jack Fenton and Peter La Terra. Cash Game Festival CEO Andreas Roseborg is also in the mix and swapping jokes with La Terra seated to his left.
Currently, the poker room is hosting six tables. From the looks of it, a seventh one should open within a short time.
Brandon Allen is entertaining the masses with his commentary on the feature table. Another great reason to check it out, is that one lucky listener will win €50 courtesy of SlotsMillion.
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A €5/€5 no limit hold'em feature table just began. You can check it out here on PokerNews as well as on the Cash Game Festival website and on the Cash Game Festival Twitch channel.
Brandon Allen is behind the booth announcing the action and should have a surprise special guest or two during the stream.
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Alessandro Natale was easily not only the biggest winner on the most recent feature table, but also on any €1/€2 feature table of Cash Game Festival Slovenia with a profit well north of €900.
This could also set a new record for the most profit on a CGF televised €1/€2 no-limit hold'em table in the festival's history. There is now a 30 minute break on the stream. A new batch of players will be competing at higher stakes of €5/€5 no-limit hold'em. You will be able to check out the action at 9 p.m. CET here on PokerNews as well as on the Cash Game Festival website and on the Cash Game Festival Twitch channel.
There has been lots of action on the €1/€2 feature table. Simone Montanarella joined the feature table about half an hour ago and was involved in a recent hand with Mauro Caden.
Montanarella raised to €7 with 
and got calls from four other players including Mauro Caden who was holding 
. After the action folded to Montanarella, he fired out a continuation bet of €20 after the 
appeared on the flop to give him top pair. Everyone folded but Caden who called with a flush draw.
Caden checked when the 
appeared on the turn to complete his flush. Montanarella then bet €50 with his top pair and nut flush draw before Caden check-raised to €120. Montanarella opted to flat-call.
Caden then shoved his remaining stack of €228 into the pot after the 
completed the board on the river. Montanarella called and the dealer awarded Caden a pot worth almost €800.
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The feature table is always very interesting, however, this one even more so seems to be full of action.
A pair of Italians just battled it out. The action began innocently enough with Italy's John Catena raising to €7 with 
. From one seat over, Federico Drassich called with 
before his neighbor Alessandro Natale three-bet to €40 with 
.
Play folded back around to Catena who fired out a four-bet to €120. Drassich folded before Natale five-bet to €310 and Catena called.
Catena hit top pair on the 
flop, but was still behind the pocket queens of his opponent who fired out for €195.
Catena called and was in trouble and drawing dead after the 
hit the turn. He called an all-in bet to create a huge pot worth €1,600, which was shipped to Natale after the 
completed the board on the river.
Many players just left the poker room to head for a VIP dinner at a local restaurant, On'Italy. The photography team is on hand both for food and pictures which we will share with you later in the coverage.
The first feature table of the day just kicked off with players facing off at €1/€2 no limit hold'em. Here is a look at some of the players.
Italy's John Catena in Seat 1 is an experienced poker veteran having played the game for a decade. This is the first time he has appeared on a Cash Game Festival feature table.
Federico Drassich in Seat 2 makes another return to the feature table. So far, he has been the biggest winner in any single session after shipping almost €2,700 on yesterday's late feature table. Drassich was witnessed playing throughout the night, and shared he was up and down.
Another Italian, Alessandro Natale, is in Seat 3 and shared that he loves suited connectors.
Mauro Caden, also from Italy is in Seat 4. The 61-year old shared that he used to be a farmer and that this is his first time playing on a televised poker table despite playing the game for 43 years.
Sweden's Per Lindholm in Seat 7 was yesterday's early feature table big winner. He was full of energy and was snacking on Snickers and bananas before the feature table. Lindholm shared he has had a productive festival on the poker tables and having a great time.
The entertaining Brandon Allen is once again the lead commentator. You can check him and the players out here on PokerNews as well as on the Cash Game Festival website and on the Cash Game Festival Twitch channel.