Emmanouil Saloustros erupted in huge celebration, letting out his "yes yes yesssss" like he did before already while Samuel Fasel quietly took his belongings and left the table. The Swiss had been all in before the flop with and Saloustros as well as Michael Wiertzma were still in after a flop .
It appears to be a bet by the Greek and a shove by Wiertzma to create a massive pot and Saloustros was at risk for 44,825 with the . Wiertzma had for one overcard and the flush draw, but both the turn and the river blanked.
Wiertzma three-bet all in the remainder of his now short stack with and lost to after a board of .
Jonas Lauck has moved up to six digits as well while Petr Targa was among the most recent bustouts. Lauck fired three barrels on a board of for 1,800 on the flop, 4,000 on the turn and 10,000 on the river. His opponent check-called the first two bets and check-folded to the third.
Eureka 4 Rozvadov Main Event champion Martin Meciar was busy last night and reached the final table of the €330 Rozvadov Cup, finishing fourth. Now the Slovakian has entered the competition and just four-bet all in after raising the cutoff. The button had squeezed to 3,000 and the small blind called before Meciar's shove went through uncontested.
Picking up the action on the turn, a player checked in early position without any media card in sight. Hannes Speiser then tossed in two T-5,000 chips and announced a bet of 6,500. The other player first called, but just put in 6,000 chips. The dealer reminded him that it was 500 more and Speiser joked "I guess you won't fold for the extra 500".
The opponent indeed called and then checked again the river. Speiser sighed and said "I guess you win," before checking behind and showing . The Austrian was however awarded the pot as his opponent mucked to move up further in the counts.
Another bigger stack in the room right now is Wieslan Klimczak, not far behind.
Martin Kabrhel and Matias Ruzzi have been eliminated. The Argentinian just showed up near the media desk and inquired about buying into Day 1c while a severely short-stacked Kabrhel got the last of it in with . He got called by an opponent with and the board ran out .
Dag Palovic also busted an opponent on his table to move up further.
The screens show 338 players registered with 268 remaining and the registration has officially closed with the start of level seven. Another four levels will be played for today and whoever doesn't make the cut through the second flight can add another few hours of fun at the tables by taking the reentry into Day 1c.
Jaroslav Peter took down the Rozvadov Cup last night, but today wasn't as good as the Czech has just been eliminated. With around 19,000 chips, he got it in via five-bet and , Markus Luczak looked him up with pocket kings and stayed ahead.
Abdul Khodr raised to 1,100 and Roland Gerga called from one seat over. In the small blind, Joao Roque Mestre Ferreira moved all in for his last 19,300 and Khodr as well as Gerga called. The flop fell and Khodr checked, Gerga bet 5,000 and Khodr then moved all in to get called by the Austrian.
Gerga:
Khodr:
Mestre Ferreira:
Both the turn and river changed nothing whatsoever and Mestre Ferreira was gone, Gerga doubled up for 19,300.
and Saloustros as well as Michael Wiertzma were still in after a flop 
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. Wiertzma had 
for one overcard and the flush draw, but both the 
turn and the 
river blanked.
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for 1,800 on the flop, 4,000 on the turn and 10,000 on the river. His opponent check-called the first two bets and check-folded to the third.
turn, a player checked in early position without any media card in sight. Hannes Speiser then tossed in two T-5,000 chips and announced a bet of 6,500. The other player first called, but just put in 6,000 chips. The dealer reminded him that it was 500 more and Speiser joked "I guess you won't fold for the extra 500".
. The Austrian was however awarded the pot as his opponent mucked to move up further in the counts.
. He got called by an opponent with 
and the board ran out 
, Markus Luczak looked him up with pocket kings and stayed ahead.
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