Franciscus Hendrikx raised from under the gun and picked up four callers including Johnny Hansen, Mikael Amar, and Youngshin Im. On the 
flop only Amar called a bet of 1,100 by Hendrikx and did so again for 2,100 on the 
turn.
Hendrikx then bet the 
river for 3,000 and Amar folded.
"Did you show your king? Hansen joked and Hendrikx shook his head,
Level: 4
Blinds: 100/300
Ante: 300
With 1,006 entries showing on the tournament clock, the remaining players have all been sent for the first 20-minute break of the day.
The EPT Main Event champions Kalidou Sow and Simon Brandstrom are both on the same table after the latter just late-registered and sat down in the outer tournament area.
Henning Wendlandt had already chipped up a lot and then called the shove of Michal Strycharczyk on the 
turn with the 
, his opponent was caught on a bluff as he only had the 
. The river was the blank 
and Strycharczyk headed to the rail.
Juan Sanchez raised to 600 from the cutoff and was called by Stylianos Kollatos on the button and Julien Martini in the big blind.
They all checked through the 
flop and the 
on the turn to the 
on the river. They all checked for the last time. Martini tabled 
but Sanchez held 
for the pair of eights which was enough to pick up the small pot.
The cards were on their backs and several players could all but smile, also took out their smartphones to take a picture of what had just happened. One of them said "it was four-bet preflop and all-in after the flop" as Ricardo Da Rocha seemed poised to score a double knockout.
A shorter stacked Urmo Velvelt was involved but Alexey Losev was the one to make the headlines eventually.
The flop showed 
and the following cards were turned over.
Alexey Losev: 
Urmo Velvelt: 
Ricardo Da Rocha: 
Losev spiked the 
turn and 
river run out to hit a straight flush and Velvelt hit the rail as he was covered by Losev, while Da Rocha was left with a chip and a chair.
"Very good dealer," Losev admitted.
The tournament is getting closer to the 1,000-players mark with 978 entries showing on the tournament clock right now. Here are some of the players who have registered and some of the early eliminations:
Sebastian Malec and Uri Reichenstein, who had the epic heads-up duel for the EPT Barcelona Main Event title, have been seated next to each other and Reichenstein just lost a big pot to Marian Stancescu.
Reichenstein three-bet to 2,400 and then bet throughout the 
board. First, it was for 2,000, followed by 6,500 and he then moved all-in on the river. Stancescu called all-in for 18,200 and Reichenstein tabled the for a full house, but Stancescu had the best of it with 
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