The volatile Martin Kabrhel is already on his second bullet of the day, and his fourth (!) in the tournament.
The Czech went in with 
on a board of 
, but his opponent showed up with the two remaining queens for a set to bust Kabrhel in the first level of play.
Level: 2
Blinds: 50/100
Ante: 0
Next to the Main Event, a Turbo Satellite is running to provide some extra entries. 296 players took a shot, 17 tickets will be handed out in total.
The clock already shows 236 players registered for Day 1b of the Main Event. The prize pool will soon surpass the €1,000,000 guaranteed as more players take their seats.
The pot was already up to 7,000 when Natalie Hof and Johnny Hansen arrived on the river on 
. Hof checked, Hansen bet 6,000 and Hof gave it up.
160 players have taken their seats at the start of the tournament. The field is expected to grow to at least 400 players during the day.
Not every table started dealing yet, as a lot of registered players haven't shown up so far. At least three players at a table are needed to start playing.
Level: 1
Blinds: 25/50
Ante: 0
The highly anticipated €1,650 Main Event of the 2016 WSOP Circuit festival at the King's Casino in Rozvadov will be heading into its second starting day. The flagship tournament of the festival near the border to Germany is expecting a bumper field to compete for the share of the guaranteed prize pool of €1,000,000.
Day 1a attracted a field of 331 entries including 33 reentries. 129 of them bagged up chips, and it was Francisco Arce who acquired a massive chip lead. The Spaniard amassed 317,800 in chips, with [Removed:480] (219,400), Miroslav Forman (208,300), Martin Šlajer (204,900) and Gerhard Brimmers (167,300) rounding out the top 5.
Similar to yesterday's Day 1a, a total of 12 levels of 45 minutes are scheduled and each participant can reenter the competition once. Follow all the action from the densely packed King's Casino throughout the day on PokerNews.com.
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