With around 1,600 in the pot and the board reading 
, Anatoly Korochenskiy checked from the hijack to Sebastian Kos on the button. Kos bet 1,200 and Korochenskiy check-raised to 3,200. Kos made the call and the 
landed on the river.
Korochenskiy fired another 4,000 and Kos called. Korochenskiy showed 
but Kos held top two pair with 
. Korochenskiy is now down to under 5,000 at the first break of the day.
Two big pots played out over on table 83 and one of them would essentially end up in the elimination of Olivian Balint.
Adolf Kern bet a three-way pot on the 
flop for 5,100 from the hijack and forced two folds including Salvatore Camarda, who mucked the 
. "I had better," Kern said and admitted in table chat he had pocket kings.
Soon after, the turn showed 
and Micky Blasi on the button bet 4,450 to force a fold from Darren Delahunty in the big blind. Balint called and the 
river was checked to Balint, who moved all in. Blasi snap-called for 1,025 and was shown 
for a pair of sixes only by Balint. Blasi had 
for the flopped straight and doubled, while Balint's remaining 500 chips vanished the next hand.
The stack of Jakob Miegel vanished and was sent over to Dominik Matejka while Ricardo Chauriye lost a small pot against Marc MacDonnell before scooping another against Jaroslav Peter.
Chauriye raised to 400 and MacDonnell three-bet to 1,200 from the hijack, which Chauriye called. On the 
flop, the Chilean check-folded to a bet worth 900.
One hand later, Peter opened to 300 from the button and Chauriye defended his big blind. Chauriye proceeded to check-call a bet of 300 on the 
flop and 1,200 on the turn. The river was checked and Peter mucked to forfeit the pot.
Marc MacDonnell raised to 400 from under the gun and Chris Ferguson three-bet to 1,500 from the big blind. MacDonnell called and the flop fell . Ferguson continued for 2,000 and MacDonnell tagged along to see the 
on the turn. Ferguson bet another 4,000 on the turn and MacDonnell laid his hand down.
Just a couple of hands later, Jaroslav Peter limped from under the gun and Marc MacDonnell raised to 600 on the button. Aleksandar Tomovic called from the big blind and Peter re-raised to 2,500. MacDonnell called and Tomovic folded.
The flop came 
and Peter checked to MacDonnell who bet 1,600. Peter check-raised to 3,300 and MacDonnell still called. The turn was the 
and both players checked to the 
on the river. Both players checked again and Peter tabled 
. MacDonnell mucked his cards and Peter raked in the pot.
Coming off an eighth-place finish in the WSOP International Circuit Main Event at King's Casino just a couple days ago, Viliyan Petleshkov will be sticking around the Rozvadov area for the WSOP Europe series. Petleshkov picked up $25,082 for his recent final table appearance to bring his total live tournament earnings to $1,224,100.
The cards were already rushed away while Fabian Gumz was spotted leaving the tournament area. After his ill-timed bluff with the ace-ten earlier, Gumz only had 2,000 chips left and lost those just now with 
versus 
. Gumz flopped an ace but running diamonds gave his opponent a flush.
At almost the same time, Robert Auer arrived with a ticket in the hand and sat down to enter the competition.
On the heads-up turn of 
, Maxim Lykov bet 650 from the cutoff and Romain Follet called on the button. The duo checked the 
on the river and Lykov turned over 
for a busted gutshot and queen-high. Follet had for a rivered pair of eights after failing to improve to a flush and raked in the pot.
One table over, Felipe Ramos bet the three-way turn of 
for 600 on the button and picked up a single caller in Thomas Pettersson. Both checked the 
on the river and the of Pettersson were good enough to win the pot.
Level: 3
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 25
Maxim Lykov raised to 400 from early position and Romain Follet three-bet to 1,100 directly to his left. The small blind called along with Lykov to see the flop of 
.
The action was checked to Follet who continued for 1,500. The small blind called and Lykov got out of the way. The turn brought the 
and the small blind checked again. Follet instantly bet another 3,000 and was called by his opponent. The river landed the and both players checked. The small blind tabled 
but Follet showed to earn himself the pot.
A couple players who have been hanging around the King's Casino in Rozvadov for the past week have joined the field in Event #1 of the WSOP Europe. Maxim Lykov and Fahredin Mustafov have played in multiple events leading up to the WSOPE and should be in fine form.
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