Mike "Timex" McDonald fired a bet of 850 on the 
board before Terje Augdal made the call. A third player in the hand, the woman on the button, also called and the dealer dealt the 
on the turn. McDonald checked and Augdal bet 2,000. The woman called and McDonald called.
The river was the 
and McDonald checked. Augdal bet 3,000 and the woman folded. McDonald called.
Augdal showed the 
for a seven-high straight. McDonald turned up a high straight with the 
and won the pot.
We're not sure how he got the chips, but Dan Smith seems to picked up where he left off yesterday in the 2012 PokerStars.com EPT Barcelona €50,000 Super High Roller. We're not even two levels in and Smith is already up to 53,000, nearly twice the starting stack.
You couldn't get a bigger mixture of characters than Ville Wahlbeck, Ilan Boujenah, Ran Azor, and Dario Minieri. All four players are sat in a row in a corner if the main room.
Azor just won a small pot. He raised from under the gun and was called in four spots, including Minieri. The flop fell 
and Azor continued for 1,100 and got folds from all his opponents.
Team Pro Christophe De Meulder opened for 375 from early position and was called by a middle-position player. The button then came along for the ride, both blinds folded, and the flop fell 
.
De Meulder wasted little time in betting 375, only the button called, and the dealer burned and turned the . This time both players checked, and then De Meulder checked the 
river. The button took the opportunity to fire out 1,500, and it did the trick as the Belgian pro folded his hand.
Despite losing that hand, De Meulder is still up over the starting stack with 36,000.
Ruslan Prydryk and Jacques Zaicik were the next two players out of the door.
That's means they'll have to chance of appearing on the feature table that currently includes Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier, Johnny Lodden, and Philip Gruissem.
The numbers, it’s all about the numbers, as Day 1B gets underway.
Read on here.
An early-position player raised to 375 and received a call from Ondrej Vinklarek in middle position. Season IX World Poker Tour Player of the Year Andy Frankenberger then put in a three-bet to 1,100, which proved enough to win the pot as both his opponents folded.
It wasn't much of a hand, but it gave us an excuse to let you know that Frankenberger is already up to 41,000.
Vladimir Petrovich Sidorenko raised to 300 from late position and received a call from [Removed:283] in the small blind. The Italian, who if you recall played the 2012 PokerStars.com European Poker Tour Barcelona €50,000 Super High Roller, then checked in the dark prior to the 
flop.
Sidorenko apprehensively tossed out a T1,000 chip, and then called when [Removed:288] check-raised to 2,500. [Removed:288] then bet 1,500 on the 
turn, Sidorenko called, and the 
peeled off on the river. This time [Removed:288] bet just 200, which Sidorenko called.
[Removed:288] tabled 
for aces and fives, but it was no good as Sidorenko revealed 
for trips. [Removed:288], who is certainly an action player, is already down to 7,000.
Level: 2
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 0
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