€1,100 EPT National Day 1a | 2019 PokerStars EPT Prague

12-07-2019 20:55 UTC+1

Player	Chips	Progress
Herve Mary	270,000 105,000	105,000
Vladas Burneikis	215,000 55,000	55,000
Giorgiy Skhulukhiya	205,000 75,000	75,000
Ondrej Jakubcik	170,000 82,000	82,000
Gregory Telman	160,000 129,000	129,000
Erwann Pecheux	150,000 150,000	150,000
Yiannis Liperis	135,000 107,000	107,000
Denis Pisarev	125,000 125,000	125,000
Pierre Calamusa	120,000 72,000	72,000

Narcis Nedelcu	120,000 60,000	60,000
Jose Quintas	110,000 30,000	30,000
Simon Burns	70,000 12,000	12,000
Erkan Sonmez	65,000 12,000	12,000
Liwei Sun	45,000 45,000	45,000
Jimmy Guerrero	40,000 40,000	40,000
Maxime Chilaud	Busted
Tobias Wagner	Busted
Kevin Macdonald	Busted
Anatoly Voropaev	Busted
Andrei Konopelko	Busted
Ondrej Vinklarek	Busted
Michael Farrelly	Busted
Sonny Franco	Busted
Petr Subik	Busted

Day 1a Will Play Down to 94 Players

Christian Zetzsche

Level 11 : 800/1,600, 1,600 ante

The official field size for Day 1a has been confirmed with 624 entries and that means the first of three starting days will play down to the final 94 hopefuls.

No longer in contention for that are the following players below.

Player	Chips	Progress
John Mooney	Busted
Vasileios Tsanos	Busted
Vladimir Malak	Busted
Gergely Bartos	Busted
Andrea Salamone	Busted
Pasquale Braco	Busted
Marcel Vadella	Busted
Matous Houzvicek	Busted
Navot Golan	Busted

12-07-2019 20:47 UTC+1

Staszko Eliminated in Three-Way All-In

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Christian Zetzsche

Level 11 : 800/1,600, 1,600 ante

Marc Radgen was all in for 4,400 from early position and picked up two callers in Ivan Banic and Laszlo Papai. Martin Staszko moved all in for 10,400 in the big blind and both Banic and Papai called.

On the flop, Banic check-folded to the shove of Papai to see the following showdown emerge.

Marc Radgen:
Martin Staszko:
Laszlo Papai:

The turn and river ensured the double knockout and the pot was shipped to Papai.

Player	Chips	Progress
Ivan Banic	70,000 70,000	70,000

Laszlo Papai	68,000 68,000	68,000
Martin Staszko	Busted
Marc Radgen	Busted

Tags: Ivan Banic Laszlo Papai Marc Radgen Martin Staszko

12-07-2019 20:45 UTC+1

Mjagkov Scores a Dub

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Hill Kerby

Level 11 : 800/1,600, 1,600 ante

Andrei Mjagkov went all in for 19,800 from under the gun and action made its way around to the cutoff, who called. The remaining players in the hand all folded and it was off to the races.

Andrei Mjagkov:
Cutoff:

Mjagkov had a bit of a sweat in a coin flip situation for his tournament life until the dealer brought the flop to give him top set and put him way out in front and make him a near-lock to double as long as he could fade running Broadway outs. The turn secured his double, leaving his opponent drawing dead for the river to complete the runout and earn him the double.

Player	Chips	Progress
Andrei Mjagkov	39,600 11,600	11,600

Tags: Andrei Mjagkov

Level: 11

Blinds: 800/1,600

Ante: 1,600

12-07-2019 20:33 UTC+1

Dittman Wins a Big One

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Hill Kerby

Level 10 : 600/1,200, 1,200 ante

Klaus Schiefer was under the gun and opened to 2,600. He saw action fold around to Marco Dittmann, who called from the hijack. The big blind also called and action went three handed to a flop of . Both the big blind and Schiefer then checked to put action on Dittmann.

Dittman fired 7,500 forward and the big blind sent his cards to the muck to put action onto Schiefer, who made the call. The turn brought a pair of tens on board and Schiefer once again checked. Dittmann put out a bet of 16,000, which prompted a check-raise all in by Schiefer. Dittmann immediately called.

Klaus Schiefer:
Marco Dittmann:

Schiefer had flopped a double gutshot to potentially hit Broadway, only to find himself drawing dead when all the chips went in on the turn as his straight draw was already up against Dittmann's full house. The meaningless river did improve Schiefer, but his aces up were not enough to earn him the pot.

Stacks were pushed forward and Dittmann's was counted to be 72,700. Schiefer's was totaled at 71,700, just barely below that of Dittmann's, and he tapped the table and wished everybody a good game and good luck moving forward as he made his way from the table and left the tournament area.

Player	Chips	Progress
Marco Dittmann	169,000
Klaus Schiefer	Busted

Tags: Klaus Schiefer Marco Dittmann

12-07-2019 20:30 UTC+1

Dziubdziela Takes From Quaade

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Christian Zetzsche

Level 10 : 600/1,200, 1,200 ante

In a battle big blind versus button, Marcin Dziubdziela checked and called a bet of 2,800 on the flop and did so again for 4,800 on the turn. The fell on the river and Dziubdziela checked the third street in a row.

Quaade asked to see the remaining stack of his opponent and then bet 5,800, which Dziubdziela called once more and was good with , as Quaade only had .

Player	Chips	Progress
Thomas Quaade	65,000 65,000	65,000
Marcin Dziubdziela	55,000 55,000	55,000

Tags: Marcin Dziubdziela Thomas Quaade

12-07-2019 20:26 UTC+1

Player	Chips	Progress
Antal Roth	Busted
Zoltan Kovacs	Busted
Petr Segl	Busted
Jean-Philippe Piquette	Busted
Gleb Tremzin	Busted
Remi Wyrzykiewicz	Busted
Bence Paris	Busted
Mike Campbell	Busted
Stefan Fabian	Busted
Alexandre Reard	Busted
Nikita Bochkin	Busted
Marian Mik	Busted
Osman Aksu	Busted
Daniil Kiselev	Busted
Xiaoyong Liao	Busted
Tomas Fara	Busted
Radek Castka	Busted
Scott Margereson	Busted
Christoph Wetter	Busted

Kramer Correctly Looks Up the Check-Raise

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Hill Kerby

Level 10 : 600/1,200, 1,200 ante

A player in early position opened the action to 3,000 and received a call by Michael Kramer, who was in middle position. All remaining players folded and action proceeded heads up to a flop of . The original opener made a continuation-bet of 5,500, which Kramer called.

The turn fell and the early-position player checked. Kramer fired out 5,500 and his opponent check-raised to 20,500. Kramer took a couple of seconds to think and then made the call. Action went check-check on the river and the hand went to showdown.