There was an all-in raise to 4,525 from the player under the gun and Michal Ozimek called directly to his left. The player in the cutoff also made the call and the flop came . Ozimek led out for 3,500 and the cutoff folded.
The remaining two hands were tabled and Ozimek showed for a set of sevens, leaving his opponent drawing slim with . the turn was the and the river brought the . Ozimek's set was good enough to earn him the pot and eliminate a player on his table.
After busting the High Roller earlier in the day, Markus Kuhnen jumped into the Main Event after the dinner break. It didn't take long for him to put his new chip stack to work.
With around 2,000 in the middle, the flop read and Kuhnen checked from the small blind. His opponent bet 1,000 from the hijack and Kuhnen check-raised to 3,200. His opponent made the call and the peeled off on the turn.
Kuhnen led out for 7,100 and his opponent continued to call. The river paired the board with the and Kuhnen checked this time. His opponent made a small bet of 5,600 and Kuhnen announced all-in. His opponent instantly tossed his cards away and Kuhnen raked in a sizeable pot without having to show his cards.
There will be a 30-minute dinner break for all of the players in the Main Event. There are currently 170 entries with 145 players remaining half-way through Day 1A. There will be six levels left to play once the players return.
Facing a raise of 700, Tomasz Litewka three-bet to 2,100 from middle position and was called by three opponents. The flop came and the action was checked to Litewka who continued for 3,500. The small blind was the only player to make the call and the fell on the turn.
Both players checked to the on the river. The small blind checked for the third time and Litewka fired another 6,500 into the pot. His opponent instantly threw in a chip to call and Litewka tabled for a full house.
There was a raise to 700 from middle position and a call from the hijack and the button. Jeff Lisandro also called from the big blind and the flop came . The action was checked around to the button who bet 2,000 and Lisandro was the only caller.
The turn brought the and Lisandro checked again. His opponent fired another 2,000, only to have Lisandro check-raise all-in for 22,800. His opponent went into the tank for a couple minutes before finally releasing his hand to the muck. The pot was shipped to Lisandro as he flashed the to the table.
Ben Bensimhon is on his second bullet of the day but is making full use of it at the moment. Bensimhon has brought his stack up to nearly 75,000 after busting his first entry early on in the day.
Tom Holke is also on his second entry of the day and it's not going as well for him. Holke called off an all-in bet on the turn, drawing dead with just king-high and no draw. Holke is down to around 4,000 chips and would need nothing short of a miracle to spin it back up today.
A few of the players that were eliminated in the €5,300 High Roller have entered into Day 1A of the Main Event. Hossein Ensan and Maxim Lykov both saw their High Roller tournament come to end yesterday in Day 1. Michal Ozimek busted early on in Day 2 today, but quickly jumped into this tournament.
. Ozimek led out for 3,500 and the cutoff folded.
for a set of sevens, leaving his opponent drawing slim with 
. the turn was the 
and the river brought the 
. Ozimek's set was good enough to earn him the pot and eliminate a player on his table.
and Kuhnen checked from the small blind. His opponent bet 1,000 from the hijack and Kuhnen check-raised to 3,200. His opponent made the call and the 
peeled off on the turn.
and Kuhnen checked this time. His opponent made a small bet of 5,600 and Kuhnen announced all-in. His opponent instantly tossed his cards away and Kuhnen raked in a sizeable pot without having to show his cards.
and the action was checked to Litewka who continued for 3,500. The small blind was the only player to make the call and the 
fell on the turn.
for a full house.
. The action was checked around to the button who bet 2,000 and Lisandro was the only caller.
and Lisandro checked again. His opponent fired another 2,000, only to have Lisandro check-raise all-in for 22,800. His opponent went into the tank for a couple minutes before finally releasing his hand to the muck. The pot was shipped to Lisandro as he flashed the 
to the table.
