Youssef Mrizeq raised to 500 before Hala Karam called from the cutoff in the next seat over, but John Tabago made it 1,400 from the button and Razvan Belea wanted 3,100 from the big blind. Mrizeq got out of the way and Karam was right behind him into the muck. Tabago called and the action was heads up.
The flop was 
and Belea fired 3,100. Tabago thought it over but that was too much and he gave up the pot.
With 2,300 in the middle to the 
flop, Lyudmil Ivanov made it 2,000 to go and was called by Luc Bindel. The 
followed on the turn on which Ivanov bet 4,500 and Bindel called once more.
Ivanov then also bet the 
river for 10,500 which then saw Bindel shove for 22,400. The Bulgarian tanked for a long time and called with the 
for bottom full house, which Bindel had beat holding the 
for queens over tens.
Joining the action on the 
turn with 3,500 in the middle, Felix Bleiker check-called a bet worth 2,900 and then checked again the 
on the river. The Swiss checked again and eventually called a bet of 6,500 to win the pot with the 
, as his opponent was bluffing with the 
.
Action was heads up with 26,000 in the pot and 
on the board when Mercedes Osti bet 4,000 from the big blind. Tibor Nagygyorgy was two seats over and he was in the tank for several moments. Nagygyorgy counted out his chips and shook his head before he flicked one in to call. Osti showed 
to take the pot while Nagygyorgy flashed 
before he tossed it in the muck.
Shawn Morales raised it up on the button on a four-handed table and Youssef Mrizeq three-bet to 1,000 in the big blind for Morales to call. On the 
flop, Mrizeq continued for 1,200 to pick up a call and both then checked the 
turn and river.
Mrizeq tabled the 
but Morales earned the pot with the 
.
Action was heads up with 2,300 in the pot and 
on the board when Walter Treccarichi check-called a bet of 900 from Fahredin Mustafov. The turn was 
. Both players checked the turn and the river before Treccarichi turned over 
to take the pot with queens and threes. Mustafov tossed the losing hand in the muck.
Meanwhile, Benjamin Davo was all in and at risk against Michael Pinto. The cards were already turned over and the dealer was ready to go.
Benjamin Davo:
Michael Pinto:
The board ran out 
and Pinto turned queens full of eights to send Davo to the rail in the opening minutes of Day 1b.
Cards are now in the air for Day 1b of the €5,300 EPT Paris Main Event. There are currently 654 players seated for the second and final flight.
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