Ran Shahar busted once more and was joined on the rail by Simeon Ivanov and Patrick Bueno. Dany Parlafes came out of poker retirement and joined the action, while Eusebiu Jalba and Omar Lakhdari have also been spotted in the Day 1c field with close to 200 entries in total.
Mihai Grigoriu limp-raised to 7,500 over the top of a flat-call, a raise to 2,100 by Razvan Belea on the button and a call by Gusti Adrian Sas in the big blind. Only Belea came along to see the 
flop, on which Grigoriu snap-shoved. Belea immediately asked for a count and the all in was deemed to be for 22,100.
After using one time bank, Belea called and Grigoriu turned over 
. Belea had the slightly inferior pocket pair with 
and found no help in the 
turn and 
river run out. Despite losing this pot for essentially a starting stack, Belea is far from being a short stack right now, while Grigoriu joined Sas among the bigger stacks in the room.
Adrian Constantin bet the 
flop for 4,000 and was check-called by Andrei Tamaduianu in the blinds. On the 
turn both players checked and Tamaduianu bet the 
river for 6,400.
Constantin instantly called and was shown the 
for a full house, revealing his 
for a turned flush.
An equally big stack belongs to Mihail Lala, who flopped a set of deuces to outs Ion Lulea.
Lucian Bera shot out of his seat and some players gathered to see the action unfold as a big three-way all in took place. Marius Bunica was the far shortest stack in the hand and was at risk against Bera and Petre Chiriac.
Marius Bunica: 
Lucian Bera: 
Petre Chiriac: 
The board came 
and Chiriac had the best of it with the flopped top pair and rivered nut flush. All stacks were counted and Chiriac had some 35,000, Bera was covered by a few thousand chips and left the table in disgust.
Peter Jaksland was eliminated soon after losing a big pot to Alexandru Papazian and Martin Jacobson showed up with a ticket in the hand soon after to take a seat on the very same table. Two WSOP bracelet winners at the same table, in an €888 event in Romania.
Level: 5
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
If the last few days have shown anything, it is that Mihnea Potcoava isn't shy to put his chips in the middle. After a very aggressive start that showed some profit, his stack had plummeted to around 15,000 and he got those in via four-bet to 9,500 and call of the jam of Sakis Nicolaou.
Mihnea Potcoava:
Sakis Nicolaou: 
The 
flop let Potcoava freeroll, and the split pot was ensured on the 
turn to make the river a formality.
Morten Mortensen and Peter Jaksland arrived together and just sat down, the latter taking on Alexandru Papazian in a bigger pot on the latest table to open. Papazian had raised and picked up two callers including Jaksland in the small blind. On the 
flop, Jaksland checked and called a bet of 1,500 by Papazian to go heads up to the turn.
Again Jaksland checked and called a second barrel for 2,000. On the 
river, Jaksland checked and reluctantly called a third barrel for 6,600.
"Six," Papazian announced and revealed for a full house.
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