One of the first tables when coming into the big tournament area contains the easy to spot Ronny Voth. Upon closer inspection of the table, two further notables had taken their seat there too in Michal Polchlopek and Surinder Sunar.
Polchlopek already cashed in three events during the festival including a 9th place finish in € 600 No Limit Hold'em - 6 Max (Event #8).
Taking place in the same area as the Main Event is a €150 buy-in turbo satellite with 27 players left out of the 136 original entrants. The satellite will award 10 Main Event seats that can be used in either Day 1a or Day 1b. Play is moving fast with just 15-minute blinds, and we noticed some players complaining that their opponents are taking too long to make basic decisions with the play not that close to the bubble yet.
Additionally, a €100 buy-in no-limit hold'em event with a €20,000 guarantee is scheduled to begin in about an hour. There are already 50 players registered to this fast-structured event with 15,000 starting chips and 20 minute blinds.
At 16:00 CET, Day 2 of the Super High Roller resumes. As of now, there are 10 of the original 16 players left. We are led to believe that at least a couple of players will join the field as registration is open until the first cards are dealt for the day and there is still some sizable overlay on the €500,000 posted guarantee. You can follow the action in this event here on PokerNews or by watching a live stream hosted by King's Casino and broadcasted on four different mediums including here by clicking on the Live Streaming tab once player return to the felts.
On the river of a board, Petr Jelinek was paid off for 2,000 and then showed the for a full house in order to claim the pot. The Czech "only" has $333,661 in tournament earnings according to his Hendon Mob profile, but is more known as being an online grinder with decent success.
Atik Miah was sitting behind an already very healthy stack after taking most chips off an opponent, who then busted soon after. Miah had flopped trips sixes and turned a full house to get paid in full. Miah then four-bet to 2,350 from the button and picked up two callers to check-call the flop . On the turn, Miah folded to a second barrel worth 2,500.
This didn't stop the Brit much though, as he immediately jumped into the next hand and took it down after an ace-high flop while showing the . One hand later, Szymon Bujok three-bet to 1,200 and Miah four-bet big to 5,050 to enforce a fold ... and show .
Scott Hanna was down to 7,500 early on and then reportedly had "one nice dealer" that gave him an incredible run good to bump the stack to three times the initial chips at the start. Hanna just now raised to 600 from the button and the player in the small blind called. On the flop, Hanna's continuation bet was check-called for 1,500 and the appeared on the turn.
The player in the small blind checked, Hanna fired 2,500 and called the shove for what looked like 4,000 only. The Czech was way ahead with but the opponent caught a flush with his , as the hit the river.
Szymon Bujok first lost a big pot with a straight against the nut flush and then raised to 400 with one player calling and another raising to 1,400.. Bujok four-bet to 3,500 and was called two ways to see a flop of . Bujok continued for 4,000 and the player to his right called before the on the turn resulted in the push of the Pole with pocket aces and the call of his opponent with for a straight.
Level three has just completed, with players able to stretch for their first break of the day. Play will resume in 15 minutes with already 204 players in the field.
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Players are back from break with a few new faces in the mix. The field is now at 211 entrants and still growing with blinds at 100/200. Antes start to kick off at the beginning of the next blind level in a little more than 40 minutes.
board, Petr Jelinek was paid off for 2,000 and then showed the 
for a full house in order to claim the pot. The Czech "only" has $333,661 in tournament earnings according to his Hendon Mob profile, but is more known as being an online grinder with decent success.
. On the 
turn, Miah folded to a second barrel worth 2,500.
. One hand later, Szymon Bujok three-bet to 1,200 and Miah four-bet big to 5,050 to enforce a fold ... and show 
.
flop, Hanna's continuation bet was check-called for 1,500 and the 
appeared on the turn.
but the opponent caught a flush with his 
, as the 
. Bujok continued for 4,000 and the player to his right called before the 
on the turn resulted in the push of the Pole with pocket aces and the call of his opponent with 
for a straight.