After folding the pocket kings to Tomas Jozonis earlier on, Aviv Meiri kept trending downwards throughout this tournament. After a raise from [Removed:197] and a call from Andreas Samuelsson, Meiri went all-in for 7,500. [Removed:198] folded and Samuelsson called.
Aviv Meiri: 
Andreas Samuelsson: 
Samuelsson turned a flush on 
to send Meiri packing.
An assortment of photos from Day 1 of the King's High Roller, courtesy of Tomás Stacha.
Albert Daher has reentered and received a fresh stack of 50,000.
Level: 6
Blinds: 250/500
Ante: 75
Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier was playing the 100/100 PLO cashgame on the live stream earlier today. After the game broke down, the Team PokerStars Pro quickly made his way to the tournament area to enter the €5,300 King's High Roller.
Pierre Neuville opened in middle position to 1,050, Mantas Bagocius called on the button and Martin Staszko defended his big blind. On the 
flop, Neuville bet 2,100, Bagocius called and Staszko folded.
The turn was the 
and Neuville checked. Bagocius bet 3,200 and received a call. On the 
river, Neuville checked again. Bagocius bet a hefty 11,700, which left him with 20,600 behind.
Neuville asked how much Bagocius had behind, then took a minute before sliding a towering stack of T-5,000 chips forward. Back on Bagocius, the Lithuanian considered it for a minute before reluctantly calling the rest of his stack off.
Neuville tabled the nuts with 
. A composed Bagocius showed his 
for the lower full house and was forced to the rail after the massive setup.
An already substantial pot was brewing between Albert Daher and Martin Kabrhel, with action on the latter. The board read 
and Kabrhel shoved all in, which was effectively for Daher's remaining stack of 23,500.
Daher needed no more than five seconds before sliding in a call. Kabrhel showed 
for a set of fives and Daher nodded before mucking his hand. As it was an all-in situation, the Lebanese was forced to show his hand: 
for two pair.
"Good luck with rebuy. Unlucky", Kabrhel said empathetically.
Level: 5
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
Viliyan Petleshkov is the latest to enter this tournament. Petleshkov is fifth on the Bulgarian All Time Money list, with over $1,000,000 in lifetime winnings. Petleshkov is fresh off a big score here in Prague, where he cashed €283,850 in the EPT 13 €10,000 High Roller.
Players are on their second fifteen-minute break of the day.
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