In the last hand prior to the break, Giorgio Bernasconi had jammed a shorter stack of around 20,000 with the 
. Paul van Alst opted to call with the 
with three opponents behind and saw the board run out 
for Bernasconi to double.
"He can do that with everything," van Alst suggested to Jacek Skiscim before they headed into the break.
Level: 7
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
Day 1b has seen a slight boost after the dinner break and the field has now reached 302 entries. Only 193 players remain after level six, which has now triggered a scheduled 15-minute break.
Four ways to the 
flop, Georgios Tsouloftas checked and Mathias Moutaoukil bet 5,500. Eusebiu Jalba pushed all-in for the last 16,100 and Christian Bertu folded, as did Tsouloftas. Moutaoukil eyeballed the short stack of his opponent for 20 seconds and called.
Eusebiu Jalba: 
Mathias Moutaoukil: 
The 
turn was a sweat but the aces prevailed on the 
river.
On the completed board of 
with exactly 37,000 in the middle, Vojtech Ruzicka pushed all-in for 31,700. Raul van Boxtel was his sole remaining opponent and asked the dealer to spread the pot while he was in the tank.
Ultimately, the Dutchman called and Ruzicka tabled the 
for a flush. "He can have everything there, ace king ..." van Boxtel said as he had exposed the 
for a hero-call gone wrong.
On a completed board of 
, Leonidas Andriopoulos had a near pot-sized bet of 14,500 in front and then faced the shove by Ibrahim Usta with the far larger stack.
Andriopoulos mulled it over for a while and Usta remarked "I only play the nuts, bro". That then prompted Andriopoulos to call all-in and he was indeed shown 
for the nut flush, revealing his 
before exiting the tournament area.
Some kind of Dutch home game is happening on table 113 with several players all joking in their native language for at least one hour.
Raul van Boxtel has become the biggest stack there and just bet a heads-up river of 
for 6,000. Raoul Refos called and was good with the 
as van Boxtel tabled the for two pair.
"I thought I was value betting, he cannot raise there with the straight possible," he said. Three of the Dutch players are currently also enjoying a massage there while Vojtech Ruzicka arrived on a re-entry.
As recalled by Michael Strauch, he claimed the stack of Timo Kamphues when he flat-called a raise to 2,400. On a 
flop, Strauch check-called for 5,000 and check-jammed a 
turn. Kamphues called with seven-six for a straight but failed to hold up against pocket eights as the river paired the board.
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