Welcome to Day 2 of the 2016 WSOP Circuit Rozvadov Main Event
The second day of the 2016 WSOP Circuit €1,650 Main Event at the King's Casino in Rozvadov will see at least 315 players return to the tables. They are the Day 1 survivors from a record-setting field of 802 entries. The €1,000,000 guaranteed prize pool has already been shattered, making the event a big success for King's Casino and the WSOP.
The total number of players is not final yet, as registration remains open until the first card is dealt. Late entrants will be able to buy-in with a stack of almost twenty big blinds.
Starting off the day as the overall chipleader is Francisco Arce from Spain, who bagged 317,800 on Day 1a. He is followed by a slew of players from Day 1b, with Milad Izadmousa (243,300), Stefan Drabert (231,300), Szymon Wysocki (226,600) and Volkan Matur (224,500) rounding out the top 5.
Notables who are still in contention are Martin Šlajer (204,900), Miroslav Forman (202,300), Matas Cimbolas (140,000), Pierre Neuville (102,800), Martin Kabrhel (63,000), Vojtech Ruzicka (48,000), Martin Staszko (47.600), defending champion Mateusz Dziebowski (44,900), Sofia Lövgren (43,100), Dominik Panka (38,000), Ondrej Vinklarek (22,400) and Natalie Hof (19,000).
At 2 p.m. local time, play will resume with blinds at 800/1,600 and a running ante of 200. On the eight-handed tables, the action is expected to be fast and furious right off the bat. The first goal of the penultimate day is reaching the money and the payouts will be announced within the first two levels of play. Level duration has been increased to 60 minutes for the remainder of the tournament.
The PokerNews.com team will be there to provide live reporting updates throughout the day. A live stream table with both English and German commentary is available on Twitch and in the navigation bar above the updates.
on the flop. Matur bet 10,500 on the 
turn and Peters called.
river, Matur now bet 23,000, which sent Peters in the tank. The Dutchman sipped from his drink, seized up his opponent, then slid in a call.
for a pair of deuces and Peters tabled the winner with 
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for his tournament life.
. Vinklarek failed to improve and was forced to the rail.
open for the rivered nut straight, enough to take the pot.
, a third player bet an unknown amount and Wendlandt check-raised to 64,000. Weiemann shoved for 92,000, the third player folded and Wendlandt called it off with a smile.
river his ace-high improved to an improbable straight to send Weiemann to the rail.