Picking up the action on the 
flop, Jan Smidrkal bet 3,900 in the big blind and was called by Gaelle Baumann on the button. Smidrkal bet another 8,000 on the 
turn to receive a call and then jammed the 
river for 15,000.
Baumann called instantly with the covering stack by exactly one chip and tabled the 
for a flush, which beat the 
of Smidrgal.
The board read 
with a substantial pot in the middle already.
Charlie Carrel had the all-in button in front of him in the hijack position and some chips next to it. Norbert Szecsi was sitting in the tank on the button. After a while, he made the call for the 13,100 he had behind.
Carrel tabled the 
for two pair, sixes and fives and Szecsi stared at it for a bit and wanted to get but was forced to show his hand. He flipped over the 
for the overpair before making his way out of the tournament area.
The action kicked off with a raise to 600 and he was called by Belarmino De Souza before Andras Nemeth three-bet to 2,700. Sklenicka opted to fold and De Souza stuck around to see the 
flop. De Souza check-raised from 2,200 to 7,000 and Nemeth tossed in calling chips.
After the turn, both players checked and De Souza then bet just 1,000 into 21,000 on the 
river. Nemeth called and his 
was good enough to win the pot, as De Souza had been bluffing with the 
.
Simon Brandström, Ana Marquez and Pierre Calamusa were among the early Day 1a casualties but all can enter the flagship €5,300 Main Event one more time until the start of Day 2.
On the tail end of a bigger pot etween Simon Horlacher and Giorgi Barabadze, the board showed 
. There were around 9,000 in the pot and Horlacher bet 7,100 to send his opponent into the tank.
Three minutes into the break, Barabadze eventually called and was shown the 
for the ten-high straight to win the decent pot.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 200
With 227 entries on the clock, the 215 remaining players have been sent for their first 15-minute break of the day.
Andreas Boelling raised from under the gun to 300, the player in the hijack called, and Charlie Carrel from the cutoff. The player in the big blind attempted to call but put actually put out a bet of 1,100, which re-opened the action.
Boelling then made it 2,800 to go, which folded out the hijack. However, Carrel put in a raise to 8,500 after receiving confirmation from the dealer if he could re-enter. Boelling paused for a few moments before moving all-in for 12,500 in total; Carrel called.
Andreas Boelling:
Charlie Carrel: 
The board ran out 
for Carrel to flop a set and improve to a full house on the river to bust Boelling before the break.
Heads-up to the 
flop, Kalidou Sow made it 1,300 to go once Georgi Sandev had checked. Sandev then had other plans and check-raised to 4,000 for Sow to reluctantly fold.
One hand later, a three-way pot emerged to the 
turn on which Silviu Baltateanu bet 400. Only Sandev called and did so again for 1,000 on the 
river. Baltateanu tabled the 
for counterfeited two pair which Sandev had beat with the 
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