All week long, Cash Game Festival fans will be listening to Henry Kilbane commentate the action at the feature tables.
A seat opened up at the €1/€3 no-limit hold'em feature table and Kilbane quickly grabbed a seat to show he can play as well as commentate.
Check out the action by clicking on the Live Stream tab in our coverage.
A €500 freeroll paying has just begun at Unibet Poker. You can get the password by watching the feature table at the Cash Game Festival Twitch channel.
The freeroll pays out 20 spots with each player winning a €25 ticket which is good to play in a Cash Game Festival package qualifier for the next festival in Tallinn on Nov. 21-25.
The €1/€3 no-limit hold'em feature table isn't the biggest game currently running at Banco Casino.
About an hour ago, a €2/€5 no-limit hold'em table opened and some of the players are playing rather deep.
Yesterday, Unibet Poker's Simon Steedman was on the €1/€3 no-limit hold'em feature table. He booked a profit after he doubled up against Unibet Poker Ambassador Espen Uhlen Jorstad.
Instead of playing today, Steedman is filling a different roll. He has joined Petyo Andonov in the commentary booth to announce the action and have a little banter.
The €1/€3 no-limit hold'em feature table has just kicked off.
Unibet Poker Ambassador and The Chip Race podcast Producer David Lappin is one of the main draws to the feature table in Seat 1. Lappin, who primarily plays tournaments, proved the last time the festival was in Bratislava that he can hold his own in cash games as well as he was the biggest winner at the feature table he played at.
Fellow Unibet Poker Ambassador Rauno "Estonian Jesus" Tahvonen sits right next to Lappin in Seat 2.
Next to the Unibet Poker duo are two players that qualified to the festival from 32Red Poker with Marc Cadic in Seat 3 and Mick Smith in Seat 4.
Rounding off the table are Anton Peev in Seat 5, Jakub Riska in Seat 6, Daniel Reothy in Seat 7, and David Urban in Seat 8.
Welcome to Day 2 of the Cash Game Festival Bratislava at Banco Casino.
Yesterday was an exciting start to the festival with many players coming from around Europe to the Slovakian capital. The action in the casino is expected to pick up even more from yesterday's hot start as the weekend is approaching.
Players with the hospitality package, including those that came to the festival compliments of Cash Game Festival partners Unibet Poker and 32Red Poker began the day competing in laser tag at Space World. Players were also able to enjoy ping pong, foosball, pool, FIFA, and of course in Cash Game Festival style drinks and lunch were on the house.
As will be the case throughout the festival, two televised features will take place today hosted by Cash Game Festival Head of Media Henry Kilbane and Petyo Andonov. Guest hosts will pop into the booth throughout the day as well.
The first feature table will kick off at 6:30 p.m. CEST with the stakes at €1/€3 no-limit hold'em. The action will be on a 20-minute delay with hole cards exposed and can be viewed both within our coverage and at the Cash Game Festival Twitch channel.
The action gets bigger three hours later at 9:30 p.m. CEST with stakes at €5/€5 pot-limit Omaha.
Players at both feature tables have their eyes on booking at least 753 big blinds in profit, which was what Cash Game Festival veteran Peter La Terra notched early yesterday when he booked €1,506 in profit at a €2/€2 pot-limit Omaha feature table.
The reason this is the target is that the player that wins the most big blinds during any of the 10 feature tables during the festival will win a Cash Game Festival trophy and a free €1,500 package to the next Cash Game Festival in the Estonian capital of Tallinn on Nov. 21-25.
Our coverage will begin shortly before the first feature table kicks off. Stay tuned at PokerNews as we bring you the highlights of the Cash Game Festival Bratislava.
2018 Cash Game Festival Bratislava II
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