Welcome to Day 2 of the 2021 WSOP International Circuit €1,700 Main Event at the King's Resort
Out of a field of 763 entries, at least 282 players will be taking their seats at 2pm local time in the poker room of the King's Resort in Rozvadov. The €1 million guarantee in the 2021 WSOP International Circuit €1,700 Main Event has already been surpassed and the late registration will remain open for another two levels and the following break.
Day 2 is slated to play nine levels of 60 minutes each and that should cull down the field to the final few tables. Another two tournament days remain available to determine the winner of the WSOP Circuit Ring and the money bubble will certainly burst today.
Leading the field into Day 2 is Italian's Flaviano Cammisuli with a stack of 411,000. Florian [Removed:292] sits in second with 369,000 while the Day 1a big stacks Andrzej Jedryczka (368,000), Karim Mzoughi (363,000) and Raul Gutierrez Talavera (345,500) complete the overnight top five.
Several WSOP bracelet winners will be in the mix including Armando D'Avanzo, Vangelis Kaimakamis, and Ivo Donev. Well-known notables returning for Day 2 are also Francesco Delfoco, Aleksandar Tomovic, Dominik Paus, Roberto Manfredi, Tobias Peters, Thomas Bichon, and Michal Mrakes.
The action resumes with blinds of 1,000-2,000 and a big blind ante of 2,000, giving late entrants and re-entries 25 big blinds. That will decrease to 20 big blinds for the second level of the day and the registration then concludes at the start of level 12.
The flagship tournament of the festival will also include a €10,300 seat to the 2021 WSOP Europe Main Event for the top ten finishers as well. Ahead of today, 162 players have already earned their ticket through various live events at the King's Resort to make for a promising start ahead of the next major event in Rozvadov.
Ahead of Day 2, a satellite with ten guaranteed seats took place and attracted a field of 97 entries. They are playing for ten seats and the 11th place finisher will earn €1,430 for the efforts.
Stay tuned for all the live action from Europe's biggest poker arena as the PokerNews live reporting team will be there from start to finish once more.
with some 68,000 in the middle, Sammy Berrehail was at risk for 55,000. He only had to go through Kisohkumar Ramachandran and his opponent was deep in the tank. Eventually, Ramachandran made the call and was shown the 
for an eight-high straight by Berrehail.
to take a big hit to his stack.
turn, Wojciech Wyrebski bet 18,500 and Yunus Ekinci then raised to 40,000. Wyrebski jammed for 131,000 and Ekinci tank-called after the clock was called on him.
river was the cherry on top as Wyrebski even made kings. "Luckbox", Ekinci whispered in French while already telling the bad news to friends via his smart phone.
board, Ashelm improved to a pair of kings and sent Overgaard to the rail.
and David Novotny pushed for 37,500 in the big blind. Nicola Angelini called in the cutoff and Leonardo Armino folded on the button.
turn nor the 
river brought a spade and Novotny was sent to the rail.
turn. Taborsky now checked and D'Avanzo bet 25,000. Van Brug raised to 75,000 with more than 150,000 behind.
on the river brought no help to the Dutchman and he was sent to the rail in the biggest pot of the tournament so far.
board kept the pair in the lead and Drozd joined the long list of Day 2 casualties.
runout provided no help and Vos quickly departed the tournament area.
only to find himself drawing dead. Chaieb had flopped the best of it with 
and didn't have to sweat the 
river.