Jeff Lisandro has taken a seat part way through Day 1B and he wasted no time getting to work. Lisandro raised to 800 from the cutoff and was three-bet to 2,650 by the small blind. Lisandro made the call and the flop came 
.
The small blind led out for 1,700 and Lisandro called to see the 
on the turn. The small blind checked and Lisandro bet 4,500. His opponent quickly mucked his cards and Lisandro raked in the pot.
A big pot was brewing on the table of Viktor Kovachev, Anatoly Korochenskiy, Pierre Neuville and Thomas Pettersson. The flop showed 
and Korochenskiy bet 5,050 in the small blind. Kovachev moved all in for 14,975 and Korochenskiy started to talk in Russian to get any kind of information from Kovachev.
Neuville jokingly said "dawai dawai dawai" which translates to "come on" and Pettersson grabbed his glass of beer and replied to Neuville with a "Nastrovje!" (cheers) before taking a sip. Korochenskiy eventually folded the 
face up and asked in English if Kovachev had ace-king, but received no reply.
At the same time one table over, Fabian Gumz was all in for the last 5,400 with 
and was called by an opponent with 
. The board came 
and Gumz tossed over his chair while jumping up and leaving the tournament area.
With some 3,000 in the middle and the board showing 
, Federico Diaz checked and his sole opponent in the cutoff bet 2,225. Diaz check-raised all in for 12,800 and his opponent reluctantly called with the 
.
Diaz turned over the 
for a turned full house and held up thanks to the 
river.
With around 1,500 in the middle, the flop came 
and James Hoeppner checked from the big blind. The player in middle position made a bet of 900 and Christopher Schofield called on the button. Hoeppner also called and the 
landed on the turn.
Hoeppner checked again and the player in middle position fired another 2,450. Both Schofield and Hoeppner called and the paired the board on the river. The action was checked around and Schofield showed 
for a flush. Hoeppner, however, flipped over for a full house on the river and took down the pot.
Robert Schulz raised to 400 and Kristen Bicknell three-bet to 2,000 from the small blind. Schulz eyed Bicknell's stack, who replied with "I started with 25" and the German, now based in Vienna, then four-bet to 5,100. Bicknell gave it some consideration and folded.
Once the blinds went up, Stanislav Koleno faced a raise to 600 by Richard Pfeffer on a different table nearby. Koleno three-bet to 1,800 from one seat over and Pfeffer called. On the 
flop, Pfeffer checked and called a bet of 2,000 by Koleno before the 
turn was checked. Pfeffer also checked the 
river and Koleno moved all in for exactly 7,000.
Pfeffer asked for a count but ultimately ended up folding.
Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 50
"Floor, time please," the announcement came from one of the latest tables to open and the three-way board already lay complete with the 
. The player on the button had bet 7,000 and Aylar Lie eventually called that after the clock was called on her, the cutoff folded.
The button showed 
and Lie, who could barely see the cards from the other side of the table, asked: "what is it?" Once the straight was announced, Lie rolled over 
for a full house and won the pot.
Heiko Beilhardt limped in, another player raised to 400 and Claudio Coelho made it 1,200 to pick up calls from both players. The action then escalated on the 
flop with all three players getting their stack in. Coelho had the worst of it with 
while Beilhardt had flopped two pair with the 
.
The third player in the hand held 
for the nut flush draw and picked up some more outs with the turn. However, the river gave Beilhardt a full house and Coelho as shortest stack was eliminated. Beilhardt doubled through the other player for 19,450 and jumped to almost three times the starting stack.
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