Field Ready for WSOPC €1,650 Main Event Day 2
A total of 292 players remain on Day 2 of the €1,650 WSOPC Main Event and they will all be looking to have another strong day as they move towards a potential final table here at King's Casino, Rozvadov.
Best placed of the remaining players are Day 1 chip leaders Alexander Romme (310,500) & Markus Sturz (368,700).
However, a whole bunch of well-known players will be taking to the felt on Day 2, including two-time WSOPC ring-winner Eyal Bensimhon (250,500), who took down the €220 WSOP Circuit Deep Stack Open earlier this month for an additional €16,580.
Another ring-winner in with a chance of further glory is Martin Kabrhel (162,300), who narrowly missed out on another WSOPC ring, finishing third in the WSOPC €5,300 High Roller on Friday. Kabrhel has won WSOPC rings during visits to Rozvadov in 2016 and 2017, and will be looking for a third ring in three years when play gets underway later.
Other notable players still in on Day 2 include November Niner Vojtech Ruzicka (127,100), Marek Blasko (83,500), Bertrand Grospellier (63,100), Pierre Neuville (47,000), Martin Staszko (42,800), Michal Mrakes (35,000), Sebastian Langrock (24,000), along with WSOPC Rozvadov Main Event champion from April last year Marcin Chmielewski (82,900), along with final tablists Michal Schuh (61,200) and Jiri Horak (120,100).
Play resumes at 2 pm local time, with late registration and re-entry open until the start of play on Day 2. Stay tuned to PokerNews.com for full updates on the day's play as we get closer to crowning the latest WSOPC champion here in the Czech Republic.
and was ahead of the 
of Goss.
and Tomovic eyed his flush, but departed as soon as he realised Goss held a better flush.
from middle position off a stack of 40,000. An opponent in the cutoff called and the flop came 
. Lybaert checked to his opponent who bet and the Belgian check-jammed all in. His opponent called with 
and river 
didn't help Lybaert and he too was eliminated.
. Mulsow checked and Blasko bet 15,000. Mulsow then check-raised to 37,000.
on a board of 
, which was good enough for two pair, but his opponent Josef Friedl had 
for a flopped straight, sending Sindelar to the rail.
, Akhoullou checked, Friedl bet 32,000. Djergberg called and Akhoullou looked at his cards again. He counted his chips and then decided to fold.
, Friedl shoved all in for around 100,000 and Djergberg snap-folded.
and the cards were opened.
giving Jantos a flush and knocking Kentzler down to just three big blinds. He was soon eliminated and Jantos now sits on 280,000.
was checked by both players. The turn was the 
flop. Kabrhel raised to 35,000 and Svoboda re-raised to 105,000. Vogel folded and Kabrhel went into the tank.
and Kabrhel checked to Svoboda who bet 160,000. Again, Kabrhel went into the clock and tablemate Jenya Gavrilovich called the clock.
to give Konovalov a pair of kings. The turn changed everything around though as it was the 
and that burst the bubble as Konovalov was eliminated in 80th place.
