Welcome to Day 1b of the 2022 WSOP International Circuit Rozvadov €1,700 Main Event
Action will be live at King's Resort in Rozvadov for continuing coverage of the 2022 WSOP International Circuit. The flagship WSOPC Spring Edition €1,700 Main Event takes the stage with a guaranteed prize pool of €1,000,000. With cards in the air at 2 p.m. local time, poker enthusiasts from near and far will aim to make it all the way through the nine scheduled levels.
Each level will last 60 minutes with a break after every two levels and all participants receive 50,000 chips each. Shall they run out of chips entirely, they can take advantage of up to two re-entries throughout the day. Furthermore, the late registration for the marquee event remains open for the first two levels on Day 2 as well.
Day 1a of the €1,700 Main Event has seen 87 players advance to Day 2 of the tournament from a field of 261 entries. Hungary's Tibor Nagygyörgy currently leads the way with 479,100 chips.
Notable names who did not make it through Day 1a who are expected to return for Day 1b include Belgian former November Niner Pierre Neuville who will be looking to make Day 2 after firing three bullets on Friday. Other players expected to join the action once more are Albert Hoekendijk, Raoul Refos, Symeon Alexandridis, Silviu Baltateanu, Sebastian Langrock, and Claudio Di Giacomo
The top 12 of this event will receive a seat to the WSOP Europe Main Event worth €10,350 as well as their cash prize. Not only does the winner of this tournament win the coveted WSOP Circuit Ring but they will also earn a seat for the WSOP Tournament of Champions at the end of the 2022 WSOP in Las Vegas, which offers a guaranteed prize pool of $1,000,000.
Stay tuned right here on PokerNews to find out who will earn the WSOP Circuit Main Event ring in the days to come. The live reporting team will be on the floor from start to finish, providing as many key hands as possible en route to crowning a champion.
board improved Vranken and he nearly doubled up his stack to kick off Day 1b with a bang.
turn, Orhan Debe bet and then called a raise to 9,000 by Mihai Stinca from one seat over. Debe checked the 
on the river and Stinca jammed for the 11,600 he had behind. His exact stack size was asked upon by Debe, who then called.
for a full house and Debe mucked 
.
flop, David Taborsky checked from the hijack and then called a bet worth 3,500 by Pierre Neuville on the button. The same action repeated on the 
turn for 7,000 and Taborsky then led the 
river for 12,000.
by Taborsky, which he had beat with 
for a full house. The flat call on the river brought some raised eyebrows by other players at the table.
on the turn. Musa now bet 8,100 and Tran's shove for around 21,300 forced a snap-fold.
, Janja was drawing dead on the turn and headed to the rail.
and Ljecaj doubled for 47,700.
flop, on which Sonmez led for 20,000. Eicher called and Kurt called all-in for 18,700 while Albayrak folded.
