After four-betting pre-flop Vladas Tamasauskas, check-called a bet of 2,400 from his opponent Bjorn Geissert on a flop of 
. He did the same when the 
rolled off on the turn.
The river was the 
completing the flush, and Tamasauskas checked for a third time, only this time his opponent checked behind him. Tamasauskas tabled 
for a flush, beating the 
of Geissert.
The name Aaron Gustavson may not ring a bell to many people, mainly because the American hasn't played many live tournaments lately, but Gustavson is a former Main Event champion on the European Poker Tour. In 2009, he defeated a field of 730 participants to scoop the title of EPT9 London for a payday of £850,000.
Luca Pagano is in today's field and Darryl Fish also just walked in to take his seat between Kevin MacPhee and Seamus Cahill with Ryan Riess in the one seat of the very same table. Fish joked "this is gonna be a great hand" when MacPhee raised to 300 from the small blind and Fish called.
On the flop 
, MacPhee check-called a bet of 350 before they checked the 
on the turn. MacPhee's bet of 600 on the river 
was called and the American announced a seven before revealing 
as winning hand.
Joao Vieira, Andrew Hulme and EPT10 Prague Main Event runner up Georgios Sotiropoulos have been added to the field. The Greek also won the LAPT Bahamas Main Event at the PCA earlier this year to boost his live scores to almost $2 million.
On a board of 
John Daly bet 5,200 into a pot of 8,000 and his opponent Nicholas Howard made the call.
Both players checked the river of the 
and Daly tabled 
. Howard mucked and Daly scooped a sizeable pot early on day 1a
Joining the action on the 
turn, Christopher Kruk bet 2,250 and Andreas Leledakis called to see the 
on the river. Kruk bet 5,300 and the Greek squeezed to 12,000 with the Canadian eventually calling. Leledakis flipped over 
for a full house and Kruk sighed before mucking his cards.
Adrian Mateos took his seat over on table one with Jeremy Nock and Georgios Zisimopoulos whereas Balazs Botond and Fernando Brito just walked into the tournament area. And then there is also former World Series of Poker Main Event champion Ryan Riess in today's field as well to bring in some international flair.
Albert Sapiano, Thomas Finneran, Jeremy Nock and Georgios Zisimopoulos have all been spotted in the field as well. Nock and Zisimopoulos are on the same table in the very corner of the room with the Greek raising it up early on. Nock called the raise to 250 and they checked the flop 
and the 
on the turn.
After the river, Nock folded to a bet of 200 and faced a raise to 300 shortly after to make the call. On the flop 
, Zisimoulos fired a continuation bet and Nock folded to let the Greek grin. "Oh come on," he said and flashed pocket deuces for bottom set.
Picking up the action on the 
flop with around 2,000 in the pot, Kyle Frey bet 1,000 from the small blind and his opponent on the button called. The turn was checked through before Frey bet the river for 1,500. His opponent raised to 4,000 and Frey called to muck when shown 
for two pair.
The action has started with around 70 players and among those to be seated right from the bat included Rasmus Agerskov, Barny Boatman, Kevin MacPhee, Kai Herold and Artem Litvinov.
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