Heads-up to the turn on a board that showed 9♦6♣3♣J♥. Out of the big blind, Nils Mallon knuckled the action over to Marek Tatar in the hijack. Tatar bet 55,000, which Mallon called.
Mallon checked again on the 10♠ river, and after a bit of tanking, Tatar checked behind.
Mallon tabled J♣8♣ for a pair of jacks, causing Tatar to return his cards face down back to the dealer, giving up the pot to Mallon.
Level: 15
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
Fabian Marrer raised to 12,000 from early position before Lucian Tofan jammed for 20,000 from the next seat. Laurence Kratzer called from the big blind, and Marrer called as well.
With Tofan all-in, Kratzer and Marrer checked the J♥K♠7♠6♣2♥ runout all the way day.
Marrer showed queen-high with Q♠10♠, Tofan revealed A♠4♠ for ace-high, but Kratzer tabled the winner with A♥J♣ for a pair of jacks.
Tofan was out, and the remaining players moved one step closer to making the money.
Rishi Karan min-raised to 12,000 under the gun before Mihai Tabac three-bet to 39,000 from the small blind. Karan called, and the dealer spread out the 8♥9♠7♣ flop.
Both players checked and the Q♥ arrived on the turn. Tabac opted to place out a delayed continuation-bet of 30,000, which Karan called.
A 4♥ completed the board, and Tabac shoved for 116,000. Karan snap-called and was shown A♦A♠ for a pair of aces by Tabac. Karan showed 5x5x for fifth pair as a large portion of his stack was sent over to Tabac.
Nicola Marxer jammed out of the small blind for around 12,000 and Manuel Lussi made the call from the big blind.
Nicola Marxer: 10♥7♥ 
Manuel Lussi: K♠8♠
Marxer was the shortest stack in the tournament and needed to connect with the board in any way to begin his spin-up.
The A♠A♥5♣ flop didn't help Marxer, but the 7♠ on the turn put him ahead with a pair of sevens. However, the K♦ peeled off on the river, giving Lussi a higher pair, and Marxer was the newest addition to the rail.
Level: 14
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
With 188 entries in Day 1b of the CHF1,500 Main Event at the 2026 WSOPC Liechtenstein, it has been confirmed that play will stop when 29 players remain.
Any player who bags up chips at the end of the day will return on Sunday, March 8, for Day 2, and will have locked up at least a min-cash.
Marcel Maurer raised to 10,000 from early position before Mathieu Choffardet jammed roughly 42,000 from the next seat. Maurer made the call when it folded back to him.
Mathieu Choffardet: A♣10♦
Marcel Maurer: A♦J♠
Choffardet had kicker problems and couldn't improve through the 2♥3♣6♥Q♦9♥ runout.
Choffardet exited the tournament and Maurer's stack climbed to almost 300,000.
Mihai Tabac limped the button and Rishi Karan completed from the small blind. Pascal Pflock jammed the big blind for 46,000, and Tabac called for his stack of 40,000.
Mihai- Tabac: Q♣Q♦
Pascal Pflock: 7♣7♦
Tabac was in the lead currently with pocket queens against the smaller pair of Pflock.
Pflock didn't find a way to win on the 10♣A♦9♣A♥2♥ runout, and Tabac doubled.
Pflock was left with just over one big blind and has since been eliminated.
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