Aidar Kulumbetov is up for the day as he bumped the stack up to 1.2 million and Andrew King doubled up his short stack.
Van Tiep Nguyen faced a raise to 15,000 by Moritz Dietrich from under the gun and one player called. Nguyen on the button raised to 100,000 and that forced everyone out.
Gerald Karlic was all in the very next hand from the small blind after a raise by Gerhard Cit and a call by Kadir Uzunoglu. Both called the shove of Karlic and the duo checked the 
flop. After the 
turn, Cit bet 55,000 and Uzunoglu called, then Cit checked the 
river.
Uzunoglu bet 300,000 to force a fold and Karlic turned over 
for king high. Uzunoglu had 
for a busted flush draw and rivered the deuce to improve and send Karlic packing. The Austrian however does have a stack for Day 2 from yesterday's 1b and will be back as of 3 p.m. local time.
Level: 3
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 5,000
Grzegorz Idziak was the first player to bust and Gerald Karlic will need a miracle, as he just arrived at his table to see the big blind forfeited with less than 75,000 left behind.
The next three new entries to start with a fresh stack were High Roller runner up Van Tiep Nguyen, Sander van Wesemael and Emil Lukac.
Four players went to a flop of 
and Jonathan Wong led the betting for 30,000 and then faced a raise from one player to 75,000 as the other two folded. Wong called the raise.
The turn was the and a check from Wong saw his opponent check behind. The river was the 
and Wong bet 100,000 and his opponent called.
Wong showed 
and his opponent checked his cards several times before they went in the muck.
Matthias de Meulder raised to 8,000 in the last hand of the previous level and the player on the button called. Martin Kabrhel in the small blind three-bet and De Meulder four-bet to 85,000. That forced out the button, but Kabrhel called. Both players checked the 
flop and De Meulder also checked the 
turn. A bet of Kabrhel ended the hand right there and he bumped his stack up to more than a million.
Along with the 27 qualifiers into Day 1c, another 21 players have bought in and the one doing the best out of all those thus far is Wolfgang Simperl."Third time is a charm," the Austrian said earlier when he walked into the tournament area with his ticket in the hand.
This brings the field for Day 1c up to 48 entries thus far, and the registration remains open for the entire duration of this turbo heat.
Level: 2
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
Ivan Curic checked it over to Matthias De Meulder on the turn of a board reading 
.
De Meulder bet 25,000 and after studying the board for a time Curic called. The river was the 
and another check from Curic saw De Meulder mull it over before betting 77,000.
Curic smelled a rat, “You can’t win without betting eh?” he said. It worked thought as Curic reluctantly parted with his cards and the pot was pushed to De Meulder.
De Meulder is another player who has bought in directly to this turbo flight.
Andrew King was the initial raiser from under the gun and bet the 
turn for 16,000. His sole remaining opponent from two seats over called and King checked the on the river. The Irishman then faced a bet worth 75,000 and King let go to drop some chips.
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