"korreboet" opened to 2,580 from the cutoff. Alejandro "[Papo]AR" Lococo called in the small blind, as did the big blind, "casper1011".
On the K♠A♠J♥ flop, action checked to the preflop aggressor who bet 2,160. They were again called by the same two players. The 3♠ turn was checked through before the K♦ arrived on the river. First to act, "casper1011" led out for 5,400. "korreboet" got out of the way before Lococo moved all in. Lococo easily covered his opponent, who had 43,004 left behind after making the initial bet.
Luigi "Gofaziin26" Soncin opened to 3,500 from late position. The button, "krzysiek121" and the small blind, "rodrigo2595", both made the call.
On the 5♣3♠6♦ flop, action checked to the button, who bet 6,650. "rodrigo2595" raised to 19,600. Once Soncin got out of the way, "krzysiek121" made the call.
When "krzysiek121" fired 22,400 on the 4♦ turn, "rodrigo2595" made the call. With 97,300 in the middle and just 94,352 left in the smaller stack of "rodrigo2595", the K♦ completed the board. "krzysiek121" moved all in and got called.
"rodrigo2595": 5♦5♠
"krzysiek121": 7♦9♦
The flush was enough to beat "rodrigo2595"'s set of fives. "krzysiek121" sent their opponent to the rail while nearly doubling their own stack.
It was a busy day in the online poker world as all three Main Events of the Spring Championship of Online Poker began at 12:30 pm ET.
The smallest buy-in of these, the Main Event Low, attracted a massive field, totaling 20,373 entries. Of those, just 5,203 had chips left to bag at the conclusion of Level 17. Both of these numbers will continue to grow, however, as late entry will remain open nearly until Day 2 begins, with late registration closing at 12:30 pm ET tomorrow, May 29th, while cards will get in the air five minutes later, at 12:35 pm ET. As those numbers grow, so too does the prize pool. The guarantee of $2,000,000 was reached and exceeded during the last hour of play, currently sitting at $2,037,000.
Day 2 will begin at 12:35 pm ET on May 29th. Play will resume at Level 18, with blinds at 900/1800 and an ante of 225. Levels will last just fifteen minutes each for the remainder of the tournament. Play will continue until just 160 players remain.
Plenty of familiar faces, namely PokerStars ambassadors, were in today's field. Fintan "EasyWithAces" Hand, Ramon "RamonColillas" Colillas, and Lasse "Wistern" Jagd Lauritsen were among those to have played today without bagging for tomorrow. Hand still has one bullet he could fire, whereas Colillas and Lauritsen used all three of their rebuys today.
Lex "L. Veldhuis" Veldhuis bagged 78,748 on his second bullet. Ben "Spraggy" Spragg bagged a similar stack of 70,252 heading into Day 2. Sebastian ''peace&loove'' Huber also had quite a nice day, securing himself 142,476 chips for play tomorrow.
The clear standout from the PokerStars team was Alejandro "[Papo]AR" Lococo. After busting his first bullet, Lococo appeared unstoppable for much of the day. Between cracking aces and filling up his own aces, Lococo was in the top 10 in chips for most of the day. At the conclusion of play, he had 345,425 in his stack, good for 36th in the field.
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