With the pot already up to over 5,000, Simon "C. Darwin2" Mattsson was facing a T-5,000 chip bet from Anatolii Zyrin on a 
board. After some contemplating, he called. Both players quickly checked the 
on the river.
Mattsson rolled over 
and Zyrin angrily mucked his hand.
Photos by Neil Stoddart.
Tobias Peters is nursing a stack of 60,000 with a big grin on his face. According to Peters, he held 
in the second hand of the day he played. After raising from under the gun and a call from the small blind, a player in the big blind three-bet and Peters called.
The flop came down 
with two hearts and the big blind bet 2,000. Peters raised to 5,300, the big blind shoved with 
and Peters called with top set. No ace on turn nor river meant an early exit for Peters' opponent.
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Level: 2
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 0
Michael Gathy opened to 350 and got calls from Ari Engel on the button and Brian Altman in the small blind. The flop came 
and Gathy bet 600, getting one customer in Engel. Gathy fired again on the 
turn for 1,500, and Engel stuck around once more. The made the board super coordinated, and Gathy checked. Engel bet 3,050, and that was enough to earn him the pot.
Newly minted PokerStars Team Pro Jeff Gross is in the field now.
Besides the Main room, which features 99 tables, and the secondary room, where the €25k Single Day High Roller is taking place, there are also tables set up in the cash game area to accommodate all the players. The following notables are seated in the cash game area.
Eugene Katchalov had what appeared to be a three-bet in front of him in the cutoff, with a T1,000 chip on the felt. Mikhail Zavoloka had a four-bet to 2,800 in the small blind, and Katchalov called. He called 2,000 more on the 
flop. When Zavoloka bet 5,000 on the 
turn though, Katchalov released in short order.
Over 800 players have registered for Day 1b, and more and more familiar names are taking their seats.
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