Andreas Altenburger was with preflop with against the Bertan Ulucan with along with from another opponent.
The room became loud when the flop came giving Altenburger two-pair. His two-pair was counterfeited when a hit the turn. However, the excitement didn't end there since Ulucan hit his two-outer and had a full house when a hit the river.
Andreas Altenburger is out of the tournament and left the room stunned.
Lithuania's Tomas Steponkus finished Day 1A with a healthy 339,500 chip stack, which put him in second place in the flight and in the top five overall heading into today's action. He is among the latest players in the PokerNews Cup Main Event to not return to action after the break due to busting out of the tournament.
We are back from break, and according to the big board there are 94 players remaining or 15 players away from the bubble. Blinds are now at 6,000/12,000 with a 1,000 ante.
Players are up and stretching as the first 15 minute break of the day has been announced. There are 99 players left showing on the big board, but we might be closer to 90. The bubble will likely break within the next blind level or two once play resumes.
We mentioned earlier that four Schneiber family members made the trip to King's Casino to play in the PokerNews Cup Main Event. There is now one less member still in the tournament, as Benedikt Schneiber is among the latest to leave the tournament area.
Russian film director and avid poker player Nikolay Karman is among the latest players to bust out of the tournament. He is married to Russian film producer Anna Yamshchikova, who will featured in an article earlier this week on PokerNews.
Reinhard Schneiber is one of four family members to enter the PokerNews Cup Main Event. Our live reporting crew has witnessed him several times pushing all-in and getting no calls. He did so once again to push his stack up to 91,000 chips or a little more than nine big blinds.
Tables keep breaking up, and we are just a couple of dozen players away from the bubble with 103 players left in the tournament. We won't see the bubble break until after the break, but there is a good chance it will occur before the dinner break scheduled to take place before level 21.
Poland's Poitr Sadowski and Germany's Milad Izadmousa were both hoping for a big day, however, were both among the latest casualties in the PokerNews Cup Main Event.
against the Bertan Ulucan with 
giving Altenburger two-pair. His two-pair was counterfeited when a 
hit the turn. However, the excitement didn't end there since Ulucan hit his two-outer and had a full house when a 
hit the river.
