"El Gran Tito" is one of the most entertaining players and the Spaniard just showed up to take his seat. Quentin Lecomte is back in as well but not in action yet, as his table has no other players for the moment. Mouad is one of the local players and Patrick Sacrispeyre is no unknown to the international poker circuit.
The screens show 141 players signed up for the second starting day and many players from Casablanca as well as Spain are expected to join the action today. At the current rate it seems very likely that the numbers of Day 1a will be eclipsed. Among the most recent players to join the action, Mohamed Nadi has taken his seat.
Joining the action on the 
turn, Jessy Marillaud bet 1,100 for half the pot and was called by Anas Tadini from one seat over. The Frenchman then checked the 
river and reluctantly paid off the 2,200-bet of Tadini to muck when shown the 
for trips kings.
Level: 2
Blinds: 50/100
Ante: 0
With 125 entrants for Day 1b and 37 re-entries showing, another 21 players are on a multiple bullet and two of them are Hafid Kinany and Anas Tadini.
Pedro Oliveira busted on Day 1a against Bruno Soutavong and is on the same table as Jean Marie Vandeborne, immediately getting involved in action. It was fire all the way until the turn of a 
board as there were 5,000 chips in the middle. However, then both players checked down and did so as well for the 
river.
The opponent of the Portuguese shrugged and showed 
for a bluff whereas Oliveira won the hand with 
.
After a limped pot to the three-way turn of 
, Hector Padilla bet 100 and was called by one opponent before a third player in the hand raised to 300 and took down the pot uncontested.
One hand later, Padilla bet the flop for 350 after a three-bet to 300 preflop and claimed the chips without any further action.
The screens have been updated and now include close to 100 entries, of which most are still unknown for the moment. However, Jean Marie Vandeborne and Ben Warrington are two regular faces from the circuit and they are joined by two Spaniards that came across on recent events in Morocco: Inigo Montoya and Hector Padilla.
The action is underway eventually and the screens show 23 re-entries, thus including seven players that busted on Day 1a and opted to buy another bullet. Notables registered early on include Surinder Sunar as well as Guillermo Pena
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