€1,700 Main Event Day 1b | 2022 WSOP International Circuit - Rozvadov

€1,700 Main Event

Day 1b Completed

04-17-2022 02:00 UTC+2

Ohl Tops Day 1b in Rozvadov; Trauer and Tantillo Among the Big Stacks

Christian Zetzsche

Level 9 : 800/1,600, 1,600 ante

The second and final starting day of the 2022 WSOP International Circuit Rozvadov €1,700 Main Event has wrapped up. As expected, Day 1b attracted a bigger attendance than the previous flight and 292 entries increased the overall field of 553 entries. That is still quite short of meeting the €1,000,000 guarantee at the King's Resort in Rozvadov, as around 645 total entries are required.

All those wishing to take advantage of a potential overlay in Europe's biggest poker arena close to the border of Germany have another two levels into Day 2 to enter the fray as the action will recommence on Easter Sunday, April 17, at 2pm local time. All late entrants joining during the first two levels will start with 25 big blinds worth of ammunition.

A new chip leader was crowned during Day 1b as Birger Ohl leaped into the top spot during the final level of the night. He soared to 497,100 chips to pull well ahead of Pierre Trauer (413,000), while Luc Ta (398,400) completes the overnight podium. Another big stack is Italy's Fausto Tantillo, who already tasted success during the ongoing series as he won a WSOPC ring in the €2,200 High Roller and claimed a payday of €56,977.

2022 WSOPC Spring Edition €1,700 Main Event Day 1b Top 10 Counts

Position	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds Day 2
1	Birger Ohl	Germany	497,100	249
2	Pierre Trauer	Germany	413,000	207
3	Luc Ta	Germany	398,400	199
4	Fausto Tantillo	Italy	336,900	168
5	Vincent De Neve	Germany	329,000	165
6	Mihai Ciprian Hanu	Romania	303,700	152
7	Nedeljko Todorovic	Slovenia	289,000	145
8	Kai Uwe Lach	Germany	281,900	141
9	Kevin Naegelen	Belgium	278,600	139
10	Michael Roe	United States	268,900	134

Notables in the top ten also include Vincent De Neve, Mihai Ciprian Hanu, and Michael Roe. Claudio Di Giacomo (pictured below), who finished in 5th place in the last edition of the WSOP Circuit Main Event at King's Resort in January 2022, advanced with a very healthy stack of 261,600 while well-known local player Josef Snejberg (255,400) is close behind.

The WSOP bracelet winners Emil Bise (185,300), Dalibor Dula (182,400), Albert Hoekendijk (134,700), Antoine Vranken (74,700), Jason Wheeler (52,900), Sergiu Covrig (51,000), and GGPoker ambassador Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier (46,000) all made it through to Day 2 as well and will aim to another title to their poker resume.

Other well-known names such as Abdelhakim Zoufri, Vojtech Ruzicka, Thomas Bichon, Amar Begovic, David Taborsky, and Elias Abou Saleh were not as fortunate and came up short of securing a stack for Day 2. However, they can take advantage of the extended late registration and re-entry period to take another shot at the seven-figure prize pool.

While the first level of the day produced two seat open after fewer than half an hour, the overall action was slower compared to Day 1a. One of the early highlights included the successful flip of Antoine Vranken with ace-king against the pocket jacks of Daniele Lunario. Pierre Neuville was among the big stacks in the first few levels but his momentum didn't carry on as he fell on the wayside. It is expected that the former 2015 WSOP Main Event finalist will give it another shot during the first two levels on Day 2.

One of the candidates to potentially take another stab is Ermanno Di Nicola. The Italian soared to a big stack mid-way through the day but plummeted during the final stages to then bow out against fellow countryman Claudio Di Giacomo. The €2,200 High Roller runner-up Lorenzo Lavis saw one of his entries come to an end when he got it in preflop against Michael Roe and Dalibor Dula with both opponents hitting a set.

The pace of eliminations picked up mid-way through the day and especially during the final stages, former big stacks came and left without anything to show for. One of them was Tayfun Ozlu, who lost a massive pot to Birger Ohl in the final level of the night and paved the way for Ohl's overall lead. Pierre Trauer kept growing his stack on a consistent basis and his rise culminated with the knockout of Matthias Nachtigal when two flushes collided.

Ultimately, just over one third of the field made it through Day 1b and the 107 contenders will join the 87 Day 1a survivors. Day 2 will recommence at 2pm local time in Europe's biggest poker arena and the first two levels will feature identical blinds during the final two hours of the late registration period.

It is expected that Day 2 features ten levels of 60 minutes each, during which the field will likely reach and burst the money bubble. Another three days remain to crown a champion as the final table will be played on Tuesday, April 19, 2022. The PokerNews live reporting team will be right there to provide all the key hands until then.

Tags: Abdelhakim Zoufri Albert Hoekendijk Amar Begovic Antoine Vranken Birger Ohl Claudio Di Giacomo Dalibor Dula Emil Bise Ermanno Di Nicola Fausto Tantillo Jason Wheeler Josef Snejberg Lorenzo Lavis Michael Roe Mihai Ciprian Hanu Pierre Neuville Pierre Trauer Sergiu Covrig Tayfun Ozlu Thomas Bichon Vincent De Neve Vojtech Ruzicka

04-17-2022 01:35 UTC+2

2022 WSOPC King's Spring Edition €1,700 Main Event Day 2 Seat Draw

Christian Zetzsche

Level 9 : 800/1,600, 1,600 ante

Table	Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
80	1	Tom Cohen	Israel	69,100	35
80	2	Silviu Baltateanu	Romania	68,000	34
80	3	Tim Zachow	Germany	44,100	22
80	5	Kestutis Jungevicius	Lithuania	142,800	71
80	6	Roland Dietz	Germany	95,600	48
80	7	Tibor Nagygyörgy	Hungary	479,100	240
80	8	Nils Evers	Germany	207,600	104

81	1	Peng Cheng	Netherlands	25,600	13
81	3	Patricke Zehnder	Switzerland	192,800	96
81	4	Yishay Bechor	Israel	108,200	54
81	5	Willem Foppen	Netherlands	222,900	111
81	6	Ion Tabacaru	Romania	18,000	9
81	7	Christian Eicher	Germany	92,700	46
81	9	Rene Middelberg	Germany	127,000	64

82	2	Marek Blasko	Slovakia	135,200	68
82	3	Mohammad Zormati	Germany	140,200	70
82	4	Robert Galant	Netherlands	229,800	115
82	5	Karl Paeschke	Germany	92,700	46
82	6	Stanislav Koleno	Slovakia	222,000	111
82	7	Xiaofeng Zhan	Germany	53,000	27

83	1	Emil Bise	Switzerland	185,300	93
83	2	Birger Ohl	Germany	497,100	249
83	4	Robert Kokoska	Czech Republic	127,000	64
83	5	Eugen Rolif	Germany	103,500	52
83	8	Jason Wheeler	United States	52,900	26
83	9	Ilija Savevski	Macedonia	176,700	88

84	1	Sangguk Im	Korea, Republic of	156,100	78
84	2	Jaroslav Peter	Czech Republic	223,600	112
84	4	Milan Joksic	Austria	124,500	62
84	5	Aleksandar Kaludercic	Bosnia and Herzegovina	53,300	27
84	7	Martin Paap	Netherlands	72,100	36
84	8	Michael Roe	United States	268,900	134

85	1	Adam Vinczeffy	Hungary	21,800	11
85	2	Duc Quy Nguyen	Netherlands	146,000	73
85	4	Petr Subik	Czech Republic	194,600	97
85	5	Florian Montes	France	76,000	38
85	6	Nethanel Klein	Romania	73,100	37
85	7	Clement Cure	France	187,800	94
85	8	Yehuda Cohen	Israel	107,800	54

86	1	Anil Ataoglu	Germany	203,700	102
86	2	Rene Crha	Czech Republic	125,000	63
86	3	Marcel Sittner	Germany	79,000	40
86	4	Bertrand “ElkY” Grospellier	France	46,000	23
86	5	Pierre Mothes	Germany	71,000	36
86	6	Fulvio Sansanelli	Germany	135,300	68
86	8	Mihai Ciprian Hanu	Romania	303,700	152

87	1	Sergiu Covrig	Romania	51,000	26
87	4	Renat Bohdanov	Ukraine	40,400	20
87	5	Endre Tangenes	Norway	151,200	76
87	6	Vito Labarile	Italy	138,000	69
87	7	Jaroslaw Konsek	Germany	324,800	162
87	8	Daniele D'Angelo	Italy	221,700	111

88	1	Filip Dolezal	Czech Republic	116,500	58
88	2	Beno Giljon	Germany	100,000	50
88	3	Han Kuo	Germany	78,500	39
88	4	Marius Iftimia	Romania	155,600	78
88	5	Lorenzo Lavis	France	39,400	20
88	7	Andro Scarpa	Croatia	175,700	88
88	9	Claudio Di Giacomo	Italy	261,600	131

89	1	Ondrej Drozd	Czech Republic	192,100	96
89	2	Nicolo Bartolone	Italy	73,200	37
89	3	Ninos Nanno	Germany	71,200	36
89	4	Gert Niewerth	Germany	20,700	10
89	6	Dalibor Dula	Czech Republic	182,400	91
89	7	Marius Gicovanu	Romania	150,100	75
89	8	Roman Cieslik	Germany	121,800	61

94	1	Symeon Alexandridis	Greece	144,700	72
94	4	Denis Selyavin	Ukraine	29,300	15
94	5	Sammy Truong	Germany	74,700	37
94	6	Umit Dalkilic	Turkey	246,600	123
94	7	Michal Mrakes	Czech Republic	220,500	110
94	9	Anthony Wintermann	Germany	100,500	50

95	1	Mirko Willsch	Germany	67,700	34
95	2	Nedeljko Todorovic	Slovenia	289,000	145
95	3	Dmytro Bystrovzorov	Ukraine	136,000	68
95	6	Mario Colavita	Italy	189,700	95
95	7	Ilie Smintanca Januszewski	Romania	56,100	28
95	8	Jovan Naumoski	Macedonia	44,700	22
95	9	Oleksiy Parkhanov	Ukraine	128,800	64

96	2	Andreas Fischer	Germany	145,600	73
96	3	Anton Morgenstern	Germany	160,000	80
96	4	Tom Delaine	France	73,000	37
96	5	Rifat Gegic	Serbia	54,500	27
96	6	Jan Van Der Stroom	Netherlands	137,600	69
96	7	Nadir Kinno	Germany	166,000	83
96	8	Or Kern	Germany	47,600	24

97	1	Itay Sonmez	Israel	127,400	64
97	2	Ciprian Paunescu	Romania	120,800	60
97	3	Aleksandar Nanchev	Bulgaria	230,800	115
97	4	Tudor Popa	Romania	26,400	13
97	6	Anh Do	Czech Republic	69,800	35
97	7	Aylar Lie	Norway	193,000	97
97	9	Goekhan Caymaz	Germany	95,000	48

98	1	Mykola Lakatosh	Ukraine	131,700	66
98	4	Mehmet Altinok	Germany	404,100	202
98	5	David Haralik	Czech Republic	83,800	42
98	6	Janja Andelic	Croatia	66,300	33
98	7	Saeed Rehman	Germany	185,100	93
98	8	Zoran Dordevic	Serbia	105,400	53
98	9	Hasan Boyraz	Turkey	32,800	16

99	3	Danas Dambrauskas	Lithuania	88,100	44
99	4	Vincent De Neve	Germany	329,000	165
99	6	Marek Sulc	Czech Republic	224,700	112
99	7	Albert Hoekendijk	Netherlands	134,700	67
99	8	Stanislav Petriv	Ukraine	88,900	44
99	9	Zhong Chen	Netherlands	156,900	78

100	1	Daniel Schumacher	Germany	103,500	52
100	3	Alexander Dovzhenko	Russian Federation	136,900	68
100	4	Raoul Refos	Netherlands	205,900	103
100	5	Onkel Otto	Germany	36,100	18
100	6	Tommaso Bonini	Italy	152,700	76
100	7	Muharem Muric	Montenegro	45,600	23
100	9	Benyamin Glot	Israel	423,900	212

101	1	Andreas Puhl	Germany	105,000	53
101	3	Rama Mulaj	Kosovo	114,500	57
101	4	Engin Arslan	Turkey	48,500	24
101	6	Sergej Barbarez	Germany	245,800	123
101	7	Kevin Naegelen	France	278,600	139
101	8	Gregor Sverko	Croatia	70,600	35

102	1	Arin Mohamad	Germany	113,100	57
102	2	Jaromir Hanel	Czech Republic	68,500	34
102	3	Jakub Koleckar	Czech Republic	176,200	88
102	5	Floor Ten Zijthof	Netherlands	159,200	80
102	8	Fotios Katidis	Germany	80,400	40
102	9	Martin Kabrhel	Czech Republic	125,000	63

103	3	Itamar Nachshon	Israel	154,400	77
103	4	Antonio Scalzi	Italy	104,000	52
103	5	John Johnna	Iraq	175,500	88
103	7	Do Tran	Germany	171,000	86
103	8	Pierre Trauer	Germany	413,000	207
103	9	Sergii Sukhanov	Ukraine	67,700	34

108	4	Luca Beretta	Italy	77,800	39
108	5	Tobias Matuschek	Germany	128,300	64
108	6	Onur Gur	Turkey	428,700	214
108	7	Josef Snejberg	Czech Republic	255,400	128
108	8	Michael Gloess	Germany	109,900	55
108	9	Bob Bielen	Belgium	100,900	50

109	1	Amir Turbic	Bosnia and Herzegovina	167,600	84
109	3	Mark Helou	Lebanon	56,800	28
109	5	Ali Reza Youzbashi Dizaji	Iran	163,400	82
109	6	Vasileios Chatzilazarou	Greece	138,400	69
109	8	Felix Kretschmann	Germany	130,700	65
109	9	Jan Verner	Czech Republic	80,000	40

110	1	Jens Stumpe	Germany	118,900	59
110	2	Dorian Melchers	France	283,300	142
110	3	Erkan Soenmez	Germany	81,700	41
110	5	Orhan Debe	Germany	118,500	59
110	6	Oliver Huber	Germany	15,200	8
110	8	Cenk Oguz	Turkey	62,000	31
110	9	Fausto Tantillo	Italy	336,900	168

111	1	Luca Santoro	Germany	170,500	85
111	3	[Removed:352]	Germany	60,100	30
111	4	Narcis Nedelcu	Romania	135,000	68
111	5	Paul Covaciu	Romania	122,900	61
111	7	Kirill Denisenko	Belarus	102,200	51
111	8	Andrea Ricci	Italy	272,200	136
111	9	Aleksandar Tomovic	Serbia	47,800	24

112	1	Ercan Hasan	Turkey	263,700	132
112	3	Feyzullah Karaarslan	Turkey	110,000	55
112	4	Ibrahim Usta	Germany	155,700	78
112	5	Lois Dufouleur	France	24,700	12
112	6	Massimo De Mario	Italy	57,900	29
112	8	Christian Thiel	Germany	229,500	115
112	9	Mykhailo Demydenko	Ukraine	71,100	36

113	1	Patrik Jaros	Czech Republic	140,400	70
113	2	Luc Ta	Germany	398,400	199
113	5	Ioannis Chaitas	Greece	209,900	105
113	6	Frank Diefenbach	Germany	50,200	25
113	7	Michal Schuh	Czech Republic	169,600	85
113	9	Saba Samieian	Austria	114,500	57

114	1	Bogdan Munteanu	Romania	56,500	28
114	3	Volkan Alkan	Germany	243,800	122
114	4	Ali Behzad	Germany	173,200	87
114	6	Martin Scharfetter	Austria	142,000	71
114	7	Marian Beldie	Romania	109,100	55
114	9	Margaretha Nyholm	Sweden	62,000	31

115	3	Cecil Moagi	Germany	270,400	135
115	4	Lukas Zaskodny	Czech Republic	87,200	44
115	5	Jan Hajek	Czech Republic	156,400	78
115	6	Andre Schneider	Germany	159,000	80
115	7	Ali Amelipour	Germany	52,000	26
115	8	Bartosz Pajak	Poland	259,100	130

116	2	Schafer Arthur	Germany	146,400	73
116	3	Josef Gulas	Czech Republic	277,300	139
116	4	Waldemar Kopyl	Germany	120,900	60
116	6	Kai Uwe Lach	Germany	281,900	141
116	8	Stephanie Agostinetti	Switzerland	77,400	39
116	9	Antoine Vranken	Netherlands	74,700	37

117	2	Sebastian Ulrich	Germany	90,000	45
117	3	Anestis Anagnostidis	Greece	4,800	2
117	4	Volodymyr Drokin	Ukraine	115,700	58
117	7	Giorgi Barabadze	Georgia	113,000	57
117	8	Dritan Kaleci	Macedonia	246,000	123
117	9	Nicolas Maillaud	France	195,900	98

04-17-2022 01:25 UTC+2

End-of-Day 1b Chip Counts (full)

Christian Zetzsche

Level 9 : 800/1,600, 1,600 ante

Player	Chips	Progress
Birger Ohl	497,100
Pierre Trauer	413,000	-7,000
Luc Ta	398,400	93,400
Fausto Tantillo	336,900	16,900
Vincent De Neve	329,000	4,000
Mihai Ciprian Hanu	303,700
Nedeljko Todorovic	289,000	-31,000
Kai Uwe Lach	281,900	281,900
Kevin Naegelen	278,600	63,600
Michael Roe	268,900	113,900
Claudio Di Giacomo	261,600	36,600
Bartosz Pajak	259,100	39,100
Josef Snejberg	255,400	25,400
Umit Dalkilic	246,600	6,600
Dritan Kaleci	246,000	181,000
Aleksandar Nanchev	230,800	118,800
Robert Galant	229,800	-30,200
Christian Thiel	229,500	-10,500
Daniele D'Angelo	221,700	171,700
Nils Evers	207,600	7,600
Raoul Refos	205,900	45,900
Petr Subik	194,600	84,600
Patricke Zehnder	192,800	62,800
Emil Bise	185,300	40,300
Saeed Rehman	185,100	-54,900

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04-17-2022 01:01 UTC+2

Day 1b Completed

Christian Zetzsche

Level 9 : 800/1,600, 1,600 ante

Just over 100 players out of 292 entries made it through nine levels of 60 minutes each and they will join the Day 1a survivors for Day 2.

Full chip counts and a recap of today's action are to follow.

04-17-2022 00:55 UTC+2

Ohl Jumps Into the Lead; Sverko Doubles At the End

Christian Zetzsche

Level 9 : 800/1,600, 1,600 ante

Birger Ohl appears to be the chip leader as he was responsible for taking the vast majority of the chips of Tayfun Ozlu. According to Ohl, he made a full house, kings over tens, while Ozlu had a flush.

On their table, the last hand brought the all-in showdown between Gregor Sverko with the and the of Rifat Gegic. The board gave Gegic broadway on the turn only for Sverko to river quads.

Player	Chips	Progress
Birger Ohl	497,100	497,100
Symeon Alexandridis	144,700	64,700
Gregor Sverko	70,600	20,600
Rifat Gegic	54,500	14,500

04-17-2022 00:53 UTC+2

Nachtigal Eliminated by Trauer

Christian Zetzsche

Level 9 : 800/1,600, 1,600 ante

During the final hands of the night, a heads-up duel unfolded with a rather small pot to the turn. Pierre Trauer checked and Matthias Nachtigal bet 14,000 into 17,000. The check-raise to 35,000 by Trauer followed and Nachtigal then jammed for around 120,000 to get snap-called.

Matthias Nachtigal:
Pierre Trauer:

Nachtigal was drawing dead and that wasn't changed by the river either as Trauer leaped further ahead.

Player	Chips	Progress
Pierre Trauer	420,000	130,000
Matthias Nachtigal	Busted

Tags: Matthias Nachtigal Pierre Trauer

04-17-2022 00:53 UTC+2

Ozlu K.O'd by Giljon's Quads

Chris Bean

Level 9 : 800/1,600, 1,600 ante

On one of the last hands of the night, Beno Giljon bet 3,200 and was called by Birger Ohl. Tayfun Ozlu shoved his remaining stack of 60,000 and was called by Giljon.

Tayfun Ozlu:

Beno Giljon:

Ozlu shouted "Instant death!" as Giljon made quads on the flop of . Ozlu was halfway out of the arena when the inconsequential landed on the turn and river.

Player	Chips	Progress
Beno Giljon	140,000	140,000
Tayfun Ozlu	Busted

Tags: Beno Giljon Birger Ohl Tayfun Ozlu

04-17-2022 00:50 UTC+2

Dufouleur Doubles Kinno

Christian Zetzsche

Level 9 : 800/1,600, 1,600 ante

On a completed board of , Lois Dufouleur bet 35,000 to then face the shove by Nadir Kinno for 61,200. The Frenchman tanked for a while and then sigh-called with the for a flush. Kinno had the best of it with for a full house to score the late double.

Player	Chips	Progress
Nadir Kinno	165,000	55,000
Lois Dufouleur	20,000	20,000

Tags: Lois Dufouleur Nadir Kinno

04-17-2022 00:46 UTC+2

Teodorovic Chips Up Further

Christian Zetzsche

Level 9 : 800/1,600, 1,600 ante

Nedeljko Todorovic check-called a bet worth 16,000 by Tommaso Bonini on the three-way turn of and checked the on the river. Bonini checked it back and Todorovic sighed "I played it so badly" before revealing the for sevens and sixes. That won the pot anyways as Bonini mucked.