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In one of the first hands Bernd Gleissner played, Pierre Neuville opened to 2,000 under the gun and Gleissner called. Enzo Del Piero called also and the action was folded around to Martin Kabrhel in the big blind.
"How much are you playing?" Kabrhel asked Neuville.
"One twenty-five," replied Neuville.
"You don't have 125," said Kabrhel.
"No," interjected Chris Moorman, "He's saying he only has one 25,000 chip."
Realising his mistake, Kabrhel soldiered on,r aising to 12,000. Neuville folded, Gleissner called and Del Piero also folded.
The flop was 
and Kabrhel lead for 10,000. Gleissner called. Both players checked the 
on the turn and the river brought the 
.
Kabrhel bet 12,000 and his opponent folded. "I mis-played my hand," bemoaned Kabrhel, "I don't know what happened."
Nevertheless, the Czech player raked in the pot, cementing his status as chip leader in this tournament.
and Neuville checked to Kabrhel who bet 2,500. Neuville called.
on the river and Neuville showed 
.
for all to see. After a wobble early on, Kassouf seems to be finding his feet in this High Roller field midway through Level 3.
and Tsoukernik 
, with the former making a flush to eliminate Tsoukernik. We imagine with unlimited re-entries until the start of Day 2, this won't be the last we see of Tsoukernik.
and the river 
. As Neuville was the last aggressor he was forced to show 
, but Tsoukernik had him beat with 
.
and William Kassouf checked to Leon Tsoukernik who bet 3,000. The two other players in the hand folded and Kassouf called.
and Kassouf check-called a bet of 4,000 from Tsoukernik.
and again Kassouf checked and Tsoukernik promptly put out a bet of 5,000. 
and raked in the pot as his stack returns to nearly the 100,000 he started with.
.
for two pair: kings and fours. The Czech meanwhile is vying with tablemate Enzo Del Piero for the chip lead at the moment.
