A raising war broke out between Piotr Sadowski and Dmytro Nesin, and the latter ended up all in and at risk for 77,300.
Piotr Sadowski: 
Dmytro Nesin: 
The 
flop changed nothing just yet, while the 
on the turn seemingly locked up the double for Sadowski. However, the 
river completed an unlikely straight for Nesin and he recovered earlier losses to become a big stack again.
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 400
There was plenty of action on the table of Johan Groot, Willem de Jong and Ronald Van De Linde.
In a three-way pot to the 
, Ali-BabaSVK folded from the button after a bet of 11,600 by Vadim Taller in the small blind and a call by Groot in the big blind. The 
fell on the river and Taller bet 26,600. Groot raised big, making it 86,000 to go, and that forced a fold.
Groot was relieved and flashed 
.
Soon after, Taller raised to 6,500 and Van De Linde shoved for 26,700. Ali-BabaSVK moved in over the top and that forced out Taller.
Ronald Van De Linde: 
Ali-BabaSVK: 
After a board of 
, the Dutchman was gone and will likely be back in Day 1d.
The cards were on their backs between Gintautas Strioga, Elena Litvinyuk and Petr Kotik.
Strioga: 
Litvinyuk: 
Kotik: 
Strioga was in the lead and had both of his opponents covered. The board ran out 
and both Litvinyuk and Kotik were eliminated.
Strioga looks to be the first player up over 300,000 chips in the PokerNews Cup Day 1C field.
Asmo Votkin all of a sudden showed up with a massive stack of 250,000 and Julius Wuyts also sent a short stack to the rail to become a contender for the Day 1c lead. He raised from the small blind and the player in the big blind shoved for what appeared to be 20,500 with the 
.
Wuyts quickly called with 
and the board came 
to leave the player at risk drawing dead on the turn.
Martin Kabrhel limped from early position. Onur Kazgan raised to 7,500 from the hijack. It folded to the player in the big blind who three-bet all in for around 20,000. Kabrhel folded and Kazgan flicked in a chip to make the call.
Kazgan: 
All-in player: 
The flop came 
handing the lead to Kazgan. The turn was the and the river the 
meaning the all-in player would be eliminated.
Meanwhile at that table, Onkel Otto sits on a healthy stack well over 250,000.
On the three-way flop of , Gintautas Strioga bet 15,000 and Jiri Kotvas moved all in for 25,400 from one seat over. Cenk Oguz moved all in over the top and Strioga quickly called.
Jiri Kotvas: 
Cenk Oguz:
Gintautas Strioga: 
The 
on the turn immediately left both opponents drawing dead, making the river a formality. Strioga's stack skyrocketed up and the Lithuanian took the top spot.
A short stack was all in with 
and found action behind with Sarunas Linkius and Bertram Bechtold. Linkius was in prime position to score a double knockout, holding , while Bechtold had . The board came and the German got there to knock out the short stack and double through Linkius for 53,600.
With Level 12 just beginning with blinds of 1,000/2,000 and an ante of 300, registration for Day 1C has officially closed.
The tournament clock shows that there were a total of 196 entries (including re-entries) and that 91 of them remain with four levels left to play.
At the conclusion of Day 1C, we will be switching our focus to Day 1D and reporting on that through until its conclusion.
Stay tuned for all the action live from King's Casino in Rozvadov.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
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