Welcome to Day 2 of the 2022 WSOP International Circuit €1,700 Main Event at King's Resort
The Spring Edition of the 2022 WSOP International Circuit at the King's Resort in Rozvadov is gearing up for the conclusion of the series. Only three days remain and two of the coveted WSOP Circuit gold rings are still up for grabs. One of them will be awarded tonight as the €1,000 Bounty Hunter Event plays all the way down to a winner.
However, all eyes in Europe's biggest poker room are set on the marquee €1,700 Main Event with its enormous €1,000,000 guarantee. While the previous two editions in September 2021 and January 2022 breezed past the seven-figure amount, there is a potential overlay on the horizon this time. So far, the first two starting days attracted a field of 553 entries of which 194 players bagged up chips.
Some 645 entries are required to cover the guarantee and 20 of them will join the fray via the satellites. All those wishing to take a shot at the action can enter during the first two 60-minute levels and following 30-minute break. Recommencing blinds will be 1,000-2,000 with a big blind ante of 2,000 during the final stages of the registration period, in which players can also use a maximum of two re-entries as well.
Leading the field into Day 2 is Birger Ohl with 497,100 in chips followed by Tibor Nagygyörgy, who has 479,100 at his disposal. Other notables in the overnight top ten are Pierre Trauer (413,000), €2,200 High Roller ring event winner Fausto Tantillo (336,900) and Vincent De Neve (329,000).
Top 10 Chip Counts for Day 2
| Position | Player | Country | Chip Count | Big Blinds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Birger Ohl | Germany | 497,100 | 249 |
| 2 | Tibor Nagygyörgy | Hungary | 479,100 | 240 |
| 3 | Onur Gur | Turkey | 428,700 | 214 |
| 4 | Benyamin Glot | Israel | 423,900 | 212 |
| 5 | Pierre Trauer | Germany | 413,000 | 207 |
| 6 | Mehmet Altinok | Germany | 404,100 | 202 |
| 7 | Luc Ta | Germany | 398,400 | 199 |
| 8 | Fausto Tantillo | Italy | 336,900 | 168 |
| 9 | Vincent De Neve | Germany | 329,000 | 165 |
| 10 | Jaroslaw Konsek | Germany | 324,800 | 162 |
Other notables with above-average stacks include Josef Gulas (277,300), Michael Roe (268,900), Claudio Di Giacomo (261,600), Josef Snejberg (255.400), Sergej Barbarez (245,800), Jaroslav Peter (223,600), Stanislav Koleno (222,000), and Michal Mrakes (220,500).
The winners of the last two WSOP Circuit Main Events at King's Resort also remain in contention. Andrea Ricci returns with 272,200) while Feyzullah Karaarslan has 110,000 at his disposal. They are joined by 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).
A total of ten levels of 60 minutes each are scheduled for Day 2 and the late registration period will end at around 4.30 pm local time. Once the overall field size is set, the live stream action on the King's Resort Twitch and YouTube channels will get underway as well.
It is expected that today's poker action will get close to and potentially burst the money bubble while Day 3 then plays all the way down to the official final table. The PokerNews team will be on the floor to provide as many key hands as possible en route to crowning the champion in Rozvadov.
flop, a continuation bet of 30,500 was called by Ondrej Drozd. Mehmet Altinok then moved all-in with the covering stack to force out the preflop aggressor while Drozd called all-in.
turn improved Altinok to the nut flush and the 
river was a blank to crown a new chip leader.
and the superior pair prevailed to leave Dolezal on fumes.
. The action checked to Gloess and he continued for 5,000. Mahmoud Yazbeck folded, Tobias Matuschek called on the button and Josef Snejberg then check-raised to 16,000. Only Gloess came along as they checked through the 
on the turn.
for a bluff gone wrong and Gloess scored the knockout with 
for a pair of kings.
Martin Kabrhel made a bet of 10,500. Peng Cheng re-raised to 25,600 which prompted Kabrhel to launch a verbal bombardment at Cheng to uncover any tells from his opponent. Kabrhel then put Cheng to the test by raising it to 50,600. 
was checked by both players. Refos made a delayed continuation bet of 16,000 on the 
flop on which Besnik Lalinovci had checked out of the big blind. Pierre Trauer also checked and Mario Colavita then bet 12,000 in the hijack and Lalinovci got out of the way. Trauer check-raised big to 62,000 for Colavita to call and they headed to the 
river and Trauer quickly left the tournament area.
river was a blank and that spelled the end for Huley.
