On the turn 
, Mario Eder bet 1,100 and Martin Kabrhel called before the 
river was checked by both. The Super High Roller runner up announced ace-high and Eder showed his 
as winning hand. "It is my favorite hand, I was born in the year 64."
Kabrhel joked back "so you think you are funny?" and the table cracked up some smiles. Both players are well above the current average.
Dinner break has just ended, and players are back in their seats. We are now at 395 entrants for Day 1b with late registration still open and blinds at 200/400 and with antes at 50.
Level: 7
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
Players are now on a 40 minute dinner break. Play will resume at 19:35 CET with blinds at 200/400 and an ante of 50.
During the last level, Peter Siemund was very upset and complained about his table, he didn't even want a picture. But then a bluff went through and the German moved back above starting stack. "Oh and the guy next to me lost 30,000 after calling down with jacks," Siemund said and referred to Zeljko Jovanovic.
Four-way to the flop 
, Ivan Sebeledi checked out o the big blind and the initial raiser fired 1,300. Only Sebeledi called and they checked down the 
turn. On the river, Sebeledi fired a bet of 2,300 and won the pot to increase his stack slightly.
After a raise to 650 and four callers, Pascal Masset moved all in for 20,000 with the 
and one opponent called with pocket queens. There was a king on the board and the Belgian doubled on a table with Jan-Peter Jachtmann, Elliot Smith and Erwann Pecheux.
With the dinner break about 20 minutes away, Day 1b so far has attracted 384 entrants including reentries.
Marek Fritz and Amir Mozaffarian share the same table and in fact sit next to each other to just clash in a smaller pot. Mozaffarian had raised from under the gun and Fritz defended his big blind. On the 
turn, Fritz check-called a bet of 800 and then check-folded the 
river to a last barrel worth 2,175.
The typically very vocal Sam Grafton is not as active yet today and was just spotted three-betting to 1,000 from early position. Surinder Sunar folded in the one seat and the initial raiser called. Both active players checked the flop 
and the 
turn before the opponent of Grafton bet 400 on the 
river.
"You hit the right?" Grafton asked and then called to get shown 
. Grafthon chuckled and flipped over his 
- "this is how we Brits run," he said.
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