On a three-way turn of 
, Pavol Guris in the big blind, Maxim Khruslov from early position and Arpad Koevecses in the small blind all invested 10,000 each to see the 
on the river.
That card proved to kill the action as one after the other checked. Koevecses was first to show and tabled the 
for two pair, Guris had 
for a straight and Khruslov had the superior straight with 
to score a nice pot early on.
Level: 2
Blinds: 100/300
Ante: 0
The Talk was spotted on his way out of the tournament area but he quickly headed to Samuel Albeck to explain what happened, as he was eliminated in the first level of the day.
According to the German, he turned a set of jacks while Arpad Koevecses had flopped a set of fours. Koevecses picked up a flush draw on the turn and indeed got there with 
to send The Talk to the registration desk, who re-entered soon after.
Picking up the action on the 
flop, Josef Gulas checked in the small blind and called a pot-sized bet of Han Kuo on the button. Gulas check-called another bet of 2,400 on the 
turn and check-folded the 
river when facing a bet of 5,000.
Mauro Gustamacchia on the button called a raise by Samuel Albeck in early position and they headed to a 
flop, on which a bet by Albeck was called. Albeck also bet the 
turn for 1,500 and Gustamacchia called. After the 
river, a third barrel by Albeck did the trick to scoop the pot without resistance.
In a battle of nicknames, Borritoo limped in first to act and The Talk in the cutoff raised to 400. Rulaz on the button made it 1,700 to go and was called by Arpad Koevecses in the small blind and Borritoo.
On a 
flop, the action checked to The Talk and his bet of 7,000 won the pot, he showed the for the nut flush blocker.
King's Casino regular "The Talk" has been spotted in the field and some of the usual regulars that make the trip from Hamburg to the Czech Republic for bigger festivals also joined the action such as Han Kuo and Samuel Albeck.
WSOP bracelet winner Ivo Donev has also taken a seat with now 41 players registered.
The field size in the first 15 minutes has nearly doubled as the screens currently show 39 players registered.
Yves Henschel scooped two early pots, one of which came against Peter Muhlbek. On the river of a completed board of 
, he bet 1,500 and Muhlbek folded. The previous two streets had been checked through.
One hand later, a three-way pot emerged that also included Tomasz Kozub. It was Kozub that bet the river for 300 and Henschel called. Kozub turned over 
for jacks and sixes, but Henschel had that beat with 
for aces and sixes.
There are some 20 players registered in the first level of the day and the action has just kicked off on eight-handed tables.
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