No Cards for Carmen-Elina Vist

Not a great a day for Carmen-Elina Vist who shared with PokerNews that she had "no cards" the entire day.

She entered the day with 151,300 in chips and shared she doesn't like to go into Day 2 with a big stack as it often means a bad turn of events later in the tournament.

Such was the case for Vist who is now on the rail and shared with PokerNews her story for today.

Her first table, she shared was full of what she classified as "online gamblers that like to three- and four-bet a lot."

She then moved tables and that is when frustration set in. She first explained how she was about to call a bluff on an ace-high board with pocket deuces thinking her opponent likely had king-jack.

Vist folded and said she was a bit tilted when her opponent did indeed have the king-jack.

The first break of the day then came and Vist said she needed to clear her mind so she completely left the tournament area.

When she got back things weren't any better as she lost a bit with pocket kings against ace-ten.

Then she continued to be patient. She was dealt and came along from the small blind after an opener raised. The player in the big blind also stayed in the hand.

The flop came giving Vist and open-ended straight draw. Vist checked, the player in the big blind bet, before the opener shoved.

Vist called and the player in the big blind folded. Her remaining opponent turned over for a set. Vist was unable to get her straight and her Main Event is over.

Vist shared that she plans to take it easy before playing in the two-day €330 ViMenn Open later today at 6 p.m. EEST.