Alexander Nietsch opened for 1,400 from early position and was called by Scisel Katarzyna from the button. Hannes Jeschka three-bet jammed for 9,900 from the big blind and Nietsch was the only one to call.
Hannes Jeschka: 
Alexander Nietsch: 
Jeschka's fives won the flip with the 
giving him a full house to double his stack.
"Now I have a big stack," joked Jeschka after the hand.
Raffael Crose check-called a bet of 7,300 by Andreas Dorfinger into a pot of around 13,000 on the 
on the board.
Crose checked again on the 
river.
"I give up," said Dorfinger as he checked behind.
"I guess it was a good give-up," said Crose as he turned over 
for a flush. Dorfinger flashed the 
as the dealer pushed the pot to Crose.
Meanwhile, Jordan Woodall has hit the rail when jacks didn't win a flip against an opponent's ace-queen. Fellow Grindhouse 2 member Alexander Nietsch re-entered for his second bullet.
Tammo Franke jammed his short stack of 9,000 and was called Kate Scisel.
Tammo Franke: 
Kate Scisel: 
Blanks ran out on the board for Scisel and Franke doubled his short stack.
Meanwhile, two local player in Peter Varga and Peter Ralbovsky hit the rail around the same time leaving 36 players of the 40 entries in their seats.
Level: 3
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
Thomas [Removed:292] opened for 1,200 from the lojack and was called by Clemens Posselt from the hijack. Carlos Chang three-bet to 3,400 from the cutoff. Chiel van Eerdt cold-called from the button and it was four-way to the 
flop after both [Removed:292] and Posselt called as well.
[Removed:292] and Posselt both checked. Chase paused for about a minute before he jammed and took down an early pot after all three of his opponents folded.
Milan Majmoczi led out for 3,500 into a pot of around 5,000 on the 
flop and was called by Ladislav Sipos. Raffael Crose three-bet shoved for 25,800 and both Bajmoczi and Sipos were tossed their stacks in second later for a three-way showdown.
Raffael Crose: 
Ladislav Sipos: 
Milan Bajmoczi: 
"What the hell?" Crose said with a smile after two people called him.
Crose's two pair was good after the turn and river didn't improve either of his opponents to triple up Crose.
Sipos won the side pot and Bajmoczi was the first casualty of the Main Event. Alexander Nitesch joined Bajmoczi on the rail shortly after leaving the Day 1a field with 31 players out of the 33 entries thus far.
Level: 2
Blinds: 250/500
Ante: 500
Katarzyna Scisel bet 6,000 into a pot of around 10,000 with the 
on the board and Jordan Woodall called.
Scisel paused for a minute after the completed the board on the river before she fired out for 10,500. Woodall counted his stack before making the call about 30 seconds later.
Scisel turned over and Woodall won the hand with 
to win the pot with a flush.
Luka Bojovic bet 18,800 into a pot of a little more with the 
on the board. Alexander Nietsch paused for a moment before he made the call.
Both Bojovic and Nietsch checked the river. Nietsch turned over but this wasn't good enough to win the pot with Bojovic showing for top pair.
"Nice hand," said Nietsch after the hand.
Grindhouse 2 members Luka Bojovic, Jordan Woodall, Alexander Nietsch, Sebastian Schulze, and Dominik Bohm were among the players to get into the action from the start of Day 1a.
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