Action opened with Toni Englund betting 800 from early position. He was called by Tom Veenhuysen in the middle, and big blind Andy Black elected to defend as well.
The flop came 
and all three players checked. Black led out for 2,000 on the 
turn, and that was enough to secure the pot for him.
Michael McInerney was first in from the middle with a raise to 700, and he was called by Zoltan Boszormenyi to his left and Truong Huang in the hijack, as well as Alexandru Cinca in the big blind.
The flop came 
and they all checked to see the 
on the turn. It checked to Huang and he bet 2,200. Only Cinca called from the big. Cinca again checked the 
river, and then folded to the 3,600 bet from Huang.
Here's a list of the top stacks, as well as an update on a few of the notables.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/300
Ante: 300
Players in the Main Event have just finished Level 2, and are headed out for the poker room for their first break of the day. They'll return in 20 minutes to Level 3 with blinds at 100/300/300.
The Main Event is playing down toward the end of Level 2 and the first break of the day. Currently there have been 62 entries, and all players are still playing their original stack. Among the late entries so far are online qualifier Henrik Tellving, Unibet Ambassador Alexandre Reard, and Dex de Jong.
As Day 1a of the Main Event plays, the second day of the High Roller is also playing down to a winner. Niall Farrell was one of the players who jumped into the event on Day 2, and he's still in action on the final table, as is Espen Jorstad. The final six players are all chasing though is Max Silver, as he now has the biggest stack on the table with over 150,000.
Registration closed at the beginning of the current Level 11, so the final field is now set.
The board of 
was already down on the felt, and there was a sizable pot already in the middle. Small blind Sulaiman Sesay bet 8,500 into the pot, and while big blind Tomas Geleziunas tanked for awhile, both he and button player Eric Loschan got rid of their hands to send the pot to Sesay uncontested.
Micha Kulesza opened for a raise in the middle, and was called by Andy Black to his left, as well as Olivier Komar in the small blind. The eight-nine-four two spade flop was checked around. It checked to Black on the queen turn card, and he bet 700. Komar raised to 2,500, and Kulesza got out of the way, Black raised again to 7,500.
Komar called, and checked the river brick. Black shoved all in for around 19,000, and Komar called. Komar's pocket tens were oout-turned by the jack-queen of Black, and black scored a full double.
Level: 2
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 200
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