On a board of 
with a pot of around 39,000, the action was on Klas Krueger who elected to bet his remaining 41,200 chips, covering his opponent Marcin Jaworski.
Jaworksi thought hard before committing the rest of his chips, roughly 29,000, and tabled 
. The pocket aces were no match for Krueger's 
. Trip sevens were enough to win the pot and eliminate Jaworski from the tournament.
Fabrizio Benvenuto raised to 5,000 from middle position and Alin Grasu put in his last 13,000 from the cutoff. The rest of the table got out of the way and Benvenuto called to put Grasu at risk.
Alin Grasu:
Fabrizio Benvenuto: 
The board ran out 
and Benvenuto flopped a pair of nines to send Grasu towards the exit.
Tibor Szenasi raised to 22,500 before Antonio Mallol shoved 30,600 from the next seat over. Action folded back around and Szenasi called to put Mallol at risk.
Antonio Mallol: 
Tibor Szenasi: 
The board ran out 
and Mallol held on with the pocket aces to double through Szenasi.
A field of 800 entries for Day 1b has already locked up a new record attendance for the EPT Prague Main Event with now at least 1,202 total entries across the two starting days. Some of those who jumped into the action or re-entered can be found below.
Level: 9
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
According to the tournament screens, there are 366 players out of 789 entries remaining and with today's attendance so far, the event is just a single entry away from equaling the record field in Prague. Another two levels remain to be played after the 75-minute dinner break and the action is expected to resume at approximately 10.20 p.m. local time.
On a flop of 
, Dukic check-called a 15,000 bet of Marquez, with the pot at around 56,000 from the pre-flop action.
The turn came 
, pairing the board, and Dukic checked again. Marquez bet her remaining 29,000 and was all in. Dukic took his time and after a few minutes passed, he made the call and the hands were shown.
Ana Marquez: 
Nenad Dukic: 
Marquez needed an ace or king to survive but the river was the 
, sending Marquez out of the tournament.
Vedat Coknez was somewhat surprised to get reluctantly called only for around 14 blinds when he was all-in with the . Karol Bogusz looked him up with a suited ace-jack too and Coknez got there thanks to the 
runout as he hit running cards to a flush.
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