We noticed a five-way pot to the 
flop including Jan Heitmann and the action got checked through on the flop as well as the 
turn and 
river. The player in the small blind complained that he had folded 
after the player in the big blind showed 
as the winning hand.
Meanwhile the German Team PokerStars Pro already had quite a decent start.
Aaron and Ralph Massey have both entered the fray. Aaron is fresh off a third-place finish in Event #55: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em which was good for $255,209.
"He was playing almost every hand, so I squeezed from the button." That's pretty much the info we got from Peter Kamaras with regard to the elimination of Yuliyan Kolev.
The Bulgarian raised to 125 from early position and got two callers, then Kamaras three-bet to 525 from the button with pocket jacks and Kolev jammed pocket nines. There was no help from the board for Kolev, and he will have to reenter if he wants to make profit in this tournament.
Sick start to $1111 #WSOP62. I only turned up on the wrong day 1! Kind #WSOP people sorted it so back in the game #phew #mystackFollow @butterfish60
There was a familiar face at Table 24 but we didn't immediately recognize him. Calvin Anderson lost his previous hair style and we asked what happened, as a possible lost side bet story may have been waiting for us.
It turned out that he tried to shave his trim for a commentary and went a bit too far, thus the easier solution was it to shave most of the hair off or it would have looked dodgy. "I wear my hair quite often like that anyways," joked the MTT pro.
Level: 2
Blinds: 25/50
Ante:
While Leo Margets has already more than doubled up her starting stack, Peter Kamaras and Yuliyan Kolev in the Blue section cannot say the same yet.
We saw them involved in a hand together where Kamaras raised to 75 from late position and Kolev called in the big blind only to check-fold the 
flop to the continuation bet of the Hungarian.
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