With around 7,000 in the middle to the 
turn, Ercan Oeztuerk from the cutoff was a risk for 30,400. He was looked up by Stylianos Karadaglis and both players turned over two pair.
Ercan Oeztuerk: 
Stylianos Karadaglis: 
The 
river changed nothing whatsoever and Oeztuerk doubled to remain in contention.
Thomas Hofmann has lost another big chunk out of his stack after moving tables when he got involved in the action out of the small blind. Ultimately he checked the 
river and Uri Gilboa checked back. A rather depleted Hofmann tabled the 
and Gilboa had that beat with 
for two pair.
The Day 1b field has surpassed more than 200 entries but the list of early casualties is rather low for the King's Resort, as 199 players out of 207 entries remain. Samuel Grigorian was among those to bust and re-enter while the other players below have not opted to jump back in yet.
Emil Bise bet the 
turn for 4,000 and then led the 
river for another 5,000. His sole remaining opponent Lukas Klima called after brief consideration and mucked when Bise rolled over the 
for kings up.
Andrea Ricci was involved in a bigger pot to the 
flop as 13,000 were in the middle. Damian Wyss bet 3,300 out of the blinds and Ricci folded.
Shortly after, 24,000 were invested by Olaf Kuehle and Daniele D'Angelo, the former of which was in the small blind. Kuehle check-called 13,000 on the 
turn and then bet the 
river for 18,700. D'Angelo tanked for a minute and called but mucked when Kuehle revealed the .
Jonathan Rosenwasser was among the contestants to quickly run up a stack on Day 1a before it all came to a crashing end. He is slightly up in chips on Day 1b thus far after just earning a pot against Adam Can. With around 15,000 in the middle to the 
river, Can checked in the small blind.
Rosenwasser made it 11,500 to go from an early position and received the tank-fold.
On the tail end of a battle small blind versus cutoff, the board showed 
. Carlo Wilhelm bet 2,500 and Thomas Hofmann tossed in a single T-5,000 chip for the call. He then mucked his cards as Wilhelm turned over 
for queens full of jacks.
Level: 2
Blinds: 100/300
Ante: 300
Adam Vlcek had already invested a decent portion of his stack but ended up second-best when he paid off a bet by Thomas Olivieri on the 
board. "Such a sick river," Vlcek sighed as he flashed deuces for bottom set on the flop. Olivieri had gone runner-runner with the for the superior full house to chip up.
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