The speed of eliminations after the dinner break has caught up as several notables hit the rail such as Marcel Luske, Netanel Amedi and Lukas Svoboda.
Ondrej Goetz also ran out of chips when Maxim Khruslov rivered a wheel with the 
to oust the Czech, who quickly headed over to Michal Schuh to spread the bad news before heading out of the tournament area.
Michal Schuh and Pasquale Braco were among those to join the action not long ago and both can be found at the same table.
Schuh just bet the pot on the 
turn and found one caller in Maximilian Klostermeier. The 
river was checked by Schuh and Klostermeier's bet of 18,000 won the pot uncontested.
Samuel Albeck can no longer be found at the tables and he was apparently eliminated before the dinner break. So far, he has not opted to buy back in yet but may do so until the end of level 14 on Day 2.
Irena Macesovic raised and Mauro Gustamacchia tossed in a chip behind. Macesovic then wanted to repot, claiming her opponent had repotted. Gustamacchia called for the floor and with the explanation of other players at the table, it was ruled as just a call.
Macesovic then min-bet the 
flop and Gustamacchia called. "What are you doing to me?" Macesovic joked and they checked the turn, Macesovic then check-folded the 
river to a bet of 5,000.
In the meanwhile, Warm Up winner Richard Toth has re-entered and sat down next to Macesovic.
Having been involved in most hands at the table, Macesovic can be heard in the entire tournament area and the latest hand brought several looks from players at nearby tables to see what was happening.
Ran Azor check-called a bet of 3,000 by Mark Berente on the 
turn and led the 
river for 6,000. Berente called and Azor tabled 
for top set, but Berente had that beat with the 
for a flush.
One hand later, Berente raised to 3,000 and picked up four callers including Alexander Norden, Azor, Maksim Shuts and Ilyaz Dosikov. The 
flop brought no betting action and Azor bet the 
turn for 11,000. All opponents folded and Azor flashed 
for a straight and a flushdraw.
Level: 7
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 0
Half time has been reached on Day 1a and there are 80 players out of 100 entries remaining. They have been sent into a 60-minute dinner break and the action will resume at approximately 9.20 p.m. local time. Another six levels of 40 minutes remain for the day.
Irena Macesovic three-bet the pot out of turn and called the shove of Ivan Levchenko for 40,500 to set up the following showdown.
Ivan Levchenko: 
Irena Macesovic: 
The 
flop gave Macesovic an open-ender, but the turn and river both bricked off.
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