Valentin Vornicu raised to 3,600 from under the gun and Paul Michaelis three-bet to 6,000 in the small blind. Vornicu called and the flop came . Both players checked and the came on the turn.
Michaelis checked again and Vornicu bet 6,500. Michaelis made the call and the landed on the river. Michaelis checked for the third time and Vornicu made another bet of 12,500. Michaelis paid him off and Vornicu turned over for a full house.
"Was that a misclick preflop?" Vornicu asked of Michaelis.
The last three levels of the night have kicked off and some 117 players are still in contention. It remains unlikely that action will have to stop earlier with the top 46 as margin for Day 1c, thus the full 14 levels are the current scenario.
There are currently 117 players remaining and they are all on their last 20-minute break of the evening. There will be three levels remaining to play when the action resumes.
The flop read and Anatoliy Zyrin checked from the big blind to Sander van Wesemael who bet 5,000 from middle position. With around 8,500 in the middle, Zyrin made the call and the paired the board on the turn.
Both players checked and the completed the board. Zyrin checked for the third time and van Wesemael bet 12,000. Zyrin looked him up and van Wesemael tabled . Zyrin's cards went to the muck and van Wesemael raked in another pot.
Joining the action on the turn, the stacks of Alexandre Viard in the big blind and Alex Foxen on the button went into the middle of the table. There were some 20,000 in the middle and Viard was the player at risk for 45,800.
Alexandre Viard:
Alex Foxen:
The on the river improved Viard to a flush and Foxen was left with fewer than one big blind.
In the next hand, David Urban shoved for 9,800 and Foxen called all in for 600 from the cutoff. Urban showed and Foxen had two live cards with , the board came . While Foxen was eliminated, Chris Ferguson shared the same fate on a different table, ensuring that neither of them would add points in the Player of the Year race in event #1 in Rozvadov.
With 20,000 in the middle and the board reading , Tal Shemon Cohen bet 8,000 and Rainer Ziermann min-raised to 16,000. Cohen shoved for 24,200 and Ziermann eventually called it off with for top pair. Cohen had for aces and the river was a blank.
Paul Michaelis also scored a double. Down to 15,800 he got it in with against the of Arsenii Karmatckii and got there thanks to a board of .
Martin Kabrhel opened to 2,400 from early position and was called by the big blind. The flop came and the big blind checked to Kabrhel who continued for 2,500. His opponent made the call and the landed on the turn.
Both players checked to the on the river and the big blind led out for 2,600. Kabrhel moved forward stacks of chips for a raise to 24,000. His opponent tanked for a couple minutes before mucking his cards.
"Did you fold a jack?" Kabrhel asked and his opponent nodded. "I never bluff. Never ever bluff." Kabrhel rolled over the for a missed straight draw and he got away with another big bluff.
A total of 561 entries created a prize pool of €538,280 (approximately $634,387) and the top 85 spots will receive at least €1,592 for their efforts. The winner can look forward to a payday of €117,702 and the first of eleven golden bracelets that will be awarded here at King's Casino in Rozvadov in 2017.
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. Both players checked and the 
came on the turn.
landed on the river. Michaelis checked for the third time and Vornicu made another bet of 12,500. Michaelis paid him off and Vornicu turned over 
for a full house.
paired the board on the turn.
completed the board. Zyrin checked for the third time and van Wesemael bet 12,000. Zyrin looked him up and van Wesemael tabled 
. Zyrin's cards went to the muck and van Wesemael raked in another pot.
on the river improved Viard to a flush and Foxen was left with fewer than one big blind.
and Foxen had two live cards with 
. While Foxen was eliminated, Chris Ferguson shared the same fate on a different table, ensuring that neither of them would add points in the Player of the Year race in event #1 in Rozvadov.
, Tal Shemon Cohen bet 8,000 and Rainer Ziermann min-raised to 16,000. Cohen shoved for 24,200 and Ziermann eventually called it off with 
against the 
and the big blind checked to Kabrhel who continued for 2,500. His opponent made the call and the 
on the river and the big blind led out for 2,600. Kabrhel moved forward stacks of chips for a raise to 24,000. His opponent tanked for a couple minutes before mucking his cards. 
