In a three-bet pot to the 
flop, Luc Greenwood checked and Jason Koon on the button bet 360,000 into a pot of 1,080,000. Greenwood made the call and check-called for another 520,000 on the 
turn.
With 885,482 behind, Greenwood checked the 
river and Koon moved all-in with the slightly superior stack. Greenwood used a portion of the remaining time bank and called it off with the 
only to get shown kings by Koon.
The business end of Day 1a approaches with around 120 players remaining as 89 of them will make the cut for Day 2.
Brazil's Franklin Magalhaes was at risk preflop with the 
and Jaime Staples had that crushed with the 
. The outcome of the hand can be found in the video below:
On a completed board of 
, Eugenio Peralta made it 600,000 to go out of the small blind. The pot by then was 1,520,000 and Aleks Dimitrov raised to 2,440,000.
Peralta gave it some thought and called to get shown 
for the nuts by Dimitrov.
The board read 
with 1,672,000 in the middle of the table.
Andras Nemeth bet 418,000 from the big blind and was called by Matthew Bushell in the middle position.
The completed the board and Nemeth bet 627,000 which Bushell quickly called. Nemeth tabled the 
for two pair but Bushell had the 
for the set and the pot.
Joao Simao leads the pack with an above-average stack and Jaime Staples has further increased his stack to achieve the same feat. In the meanwhile, Jason Koon and Dzmitry Urbanovich both bumped their shorter stacks and remain in contention with 132 players left.
Diego Cuellar was all-in for just shy of 1.4 million with the 
and Vlad Martynenko looked him up with the 
. Those cards were live but didn't connect on a board of 
,
Martynenko was short and at risk right after, holding the 
against Cuellar's 
. An eight high flop all but sealed his fate but he rivered the nut flush.
Level: 16
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 10,000
Martin Brinkmann was sitting in the small blind with Marton Czuczor behind him in the big blind. They both had their chips over the line with Czuczor at risk with the shorter stack.
Marton Czuczor: 
Martin Brinkmann: 
The board ran out 
for Brinkmann to flop top pair and improve to two pair while Czuczor bricked his flopped flush draw to stay alive.
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