On the turn, Nandor Solyom checked and called a bet of 2,000 by Bjorn Hoff Hansen before checking again the river. Hoff Hansen bet the same 2,000 and Solyom quickly called, then mucked when the Norwegian flipped over for trips queens.
After one limp, Daiva Byrne raised and received three callers. The continuation bet of the Unibet Poker ambassador was called by one opponent only with the flop showing and Byrne's shove on the turn went through without resistance.
The table broke right after and Byrne was moved to a table with big stacks Marius Pertea and Silviu Baltatenu.
Mika Maki-Valtari was left short after his queens were cracked by ace-seven and the remaining few chips were gone when was no good against the of his opponent.
Florian Udila and Amitai Or were also among the recent bustouts after having enjoyed a decent start into Day 1a, and Andrei Nodea's attempt to run up a stack in a short time was cut short - he is also out.
All no-shows have been taken out and the screens show 167 entries for Day 1a, of which 93 remain.
After the eliminations of Gheorghe Caplescu, Ronald Haverkamp, Carlo van Ravenswoud, Samuiel Stan and Marian Virlanuta, the €2,200 High Roller has been reduced to just 16 hopefuls and their tables were moved right in front of the feature table.
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The High Rollers are led towards the money bubble by Eric Wasylenko, who still holds a comfortable lead with around 350,000.
Andrei Nodea, who recentla final-tabled the PokerStars Festival Hamburg €1,100 Main Event at Casino Schenefeld, busted the €2,200 High Roller earlier today and jumped into the Unibet Open Bucharest Main Event Day 1a late on while the registration has officially closed with the start of level seven.
According to the screens there are 111 players out of 174 entries remaining and they have been sent into their third 15-minute break of the day. Below are assorted casualties that ran out of chips recently.
There are only 21 players remaining in the €2,200 High Roller with the top 13 spots paid and Unibet Poker ambassador Ian Simpson is no longer among them.
"Tens versus King-jack on king heart heart," Simpson said in the media room after exiting the the High Roller. He was recently joined on the rail by Narcis Gabriel Nedelcu, Ionut Voinea, Henrik Jeppsson, Dan Murariu and Mihai Manole.
Eric Wasylenko is the new chip leader with massive 380,000 followed by Neculai Macovei (240,000), Katsuhiro Muto (210,000), Andrei Boghean (210,000), Mateusz Moolhuizen (170,000), Dan Chisu (145,000), Jason Gray (105,000) and Dara O'Kearney (95,000).
Emanuel Flesner and Christian Bertu were big stacks early on and the former has taken over the top spot while the latter is nowhere to be found anymore. Bertu has been confirmed in the bustout list while Flesner with almost five times the starting stack has taken over the top spot.