Event #4: €1,650 No-Limit Hold'em 6-Handed Day 1 | 2017 World Series of Poker Europe

Event #4: €1,650 No-Limit Hold'em 6-Handed

Day 1 Completed

10-27-2017 02:07 UTC+2

Ryan Leng Takes The Lead Into Day 2 of Event #4: €1,650 No-Limit Hold'em 6-Handed

Shirley Ang

Level 12 : 1,000/2,000, 300 ante

Day 1 of Event #4: €1,650 No-Limit Hold'em 6-Handed is in the books after twelve 40-minute long levels and 70 players remain from the 237 that started today. The registration and reentry period is open until the start of Day 2 at 2 p.m. local time tomorrow so more players could be joining the field tomorrow.

Bagging the chip lead was Ryan Leng (239,500), he already has 24 cashes in WSOP events and one WSOP Circuit ring and is now looking to win his first bracelet. Second in the chip counts is Dmitrii Deviatov (232,700) and third is Vincent Moscati with 214,900.

Other big stacks include Walter Treccarichi (211,600), Jan Subik (209,300), Bernard Larabi (209,200) and Michael Sklenicka (191,500). Also, still in are Martin Kabrhel, Sander van Wesemael, Sergio Fernandez, Erik Cajelais, Phil Hellmuth, Anthony Zinno, Ryan Hughes, Kristen Bicknell, Kenny Hallaert and Chris Ferguson.

Unfortunately, not everyone could make it through the day, new bracelet winners Oleksandr Shcherbak and Andreas Klatt won’t be adding another bracelet to their collection yet. John Racener, Alex Foxen, Mike Leah, Kevin MacPhee are some of the players that have fallen at the hurdle.

Play resumes Friday at 2 p.m. local time so make sure you’re following all updates here at PokerNews.

Day 2 Seat Draw

Table	Seat	Player	Nationality	Chipcount	Big Blinds
119	2	Maksym Shulga	Ukraine	50,000	21
119	4	Jaroslav Peter	Czech Republic	49,400	21
119	5	Andrej Desset	Slovakia	61,200	26
119	6	Martin Kabrhel	Czech Republic	37,900	16

125	1	Phil Hellmuth	United States	56,800	24
125	3	Thomas Pettersson	Sweden	96,200	40
125	4	Chun Ho Law	United Kingdom	77,600	32
125	5	Andriy Lyubovetskiy	Ukraine	135,900	57

126	1	Lisiy Serghei	Russian Federation	151,500	63
126	2	Sander van Wesemael	Netherlands	158,800	66
126	4	Viktor Katzenberger	Hungary	81,400	34
126	6	Petr Šetka	Czech Republic	134,700	56

131	1	Petr Targa	Czech Republic	73,200	31
131	2	Ran Azor	Israel	124,800	52
131	3	Edward Ochana	United States	106,600	44
131	5	Dmitrii Deviatov	Russian Federation	232,700	97

132	2	Aleksandar Tomović	Serbia	25,200	11
132	3	Ismael Bojang	Germany	24,200	10
132	4	Jacques Misonne	Belgium	17,300	7
132	5	Sebastiani Luca	Italy	65,900	27
132	6	Ognjen Šekularac	Serbia	49,000	20

137	1	Kristen Bicknell	Canada	64,500	27
137	2	Velibor Jakovljevič	Montenegro	86,900	36
137	3	Reynir Brynjólfsson	Iceland	21,500	9
137	4	Liran Twito	Israel	164,100	68
137	6	Aaron Duczak	Canada	121,500	51

138	1	Bernard Larabi	Hungary	209,200	87
138	3	Sumit Sapra	India	24,700	10
138	4	Anthony Zinno	United States	90,700	38
138	5	Robert Auer	Austria	41,900	17
138	6	Patrik Ciklamíni	Slovakia	86,900	36

143	1	Luigi Alterio	Italy	149,200	62
143	2	Luis Andre Rodrigues Dono	Portugal	125,100	52
143	3	Krasimir Yankov	Bulgaria	40,600	17
143	4	Walter Treccarichi	Italy	211,600	88
143	5	Razvan-Andrei Dumea	Romania	158,600	66

144	1	Mario Perati	Italy	138,000	58
144	2	Kulcsár Gergely	Hungary	81,100	34
144	4	Gil Thierry	Belgium	75,500	31
144	5	Vincent Moscati	United States	214,900	90
144	6	Frederic Schwarzer	Germany	16,200	7

149	1	Sidney Farber	United States	132,200	55
149	2	Iurie Cudrinschi	Ukraine	143,800	60
149	3	Ryan Hughes	United States	71,700	30
149	4	Aneris Adomkevicius	Lithuania	154,800	65
149	5	Sergio Fernandez	Spain	151,000	63

150	1	Thorsten Schuler	Germany	123,300	51
150	2	Kenny Hallaert	United Kingdom	18,400	8
150	3	Ioli Alexandr	United States	178,100	74
150	4	Michael Sklenička	Czech Republic	191,500	80
150	5	Bertrand Grospellier	United Kingdom	34,200	14

155	2	Anatolii Zyrin	Russian Federation	99,100	41
155	3	Viacheslav Goryachev	Russian Federation	44,200	18
155	4	Theodore Mc Quilkin	France	184,600	77
155	5	Jan Šubík	Czech Republic	209,300	87
155	6	Viliyan Petleshkov	Bulgaria	45,900	19

156	2	Vahid Amirzahiri	United Kingdom	43,200	18
156	3	Tony Lefort	France	127,000	53
156	4	Jorn Eriksrub	Norway	36,900	15
156	5	Milan Šimko	Czech Republic	61,500	26
156	6	Pascal Pflock	Germany	70,000	29

161	1	Jan Bednář	Czech Republic	114,300	48
161	3	Erik Cajelais	Canada	115,300	48
161	4	Stoyan Obreshkov	Bulgaria	133,600	56
161	5	Micky Blasi	Malta	106,400	44
161	6	Chris Ferguson	United States	136,100	57

162	1	Ryan Leng	United States	239,400	100
162	2	Andriy Palyuga	Czech Republic	79,500	33
162	3	Brandon Cantu	United States	33,200	14
162	4	Barny Boatman	United Kingdom	87,400	36

Tags: Anthony Zinno Barny Boatman Bertrand Grospellier Brandon Cantu Chris Ferguson Erik Cajelais Ismael Bojang John Racener Kenny Hallaert Kevin MacPhee Kristen Bicknell Liran Twito Mario Perati Martin Kabrhel Mike Leah Ognjen Sekularac Phil Hellmuth Robert Auer Ryan Hughes Ryan Leng Sidney Farber Stoyan Obreshkov Sumit Sapra Viktor Katzenberger Viliyan Petleshkov Walter Treccarichi

10-27-2017 01:36 UTC+2

End-of-day Chip Counts (full)

Shirley Ang

Level 12 : 1,000/2,000, 300 ante

Player	Chips	Progress
Ryan Leng	239,400	-600
Dmitrii Deviatov	232,700	232,700
Vincent Moscati	214,900	214,900
Walter Treccarichi	211,600	119,600
Jan Šubík	209,300	209,300
Bernard Larabi	209,200	209,200
Michael Sklenička	191,500	191,500
Theodore McQuilkin	184,600	184,600
Mark Ioli	178,100	178,100
Liran Twito	164,100	58,100
Sander van Wesemael	158,800	28,800
Razvan-Andrei Dumea	158,600	158,600
Aneris Adomkevicius	154,800	154,800
Sergey Lisiy	151,500	151,500
Sergio Fernandez	151,000	76,000
Luigi D'Alterio	149,200	149,200
Iurie Cudrinschi	143,800	143,800
Muhamet Perati	138,000	60,000
Chris Ferguson	136,100	106,100
Andriy Lyubovetskiy	135,900	135,900
Petr Šetka	134,700	134,700
Stoyan Obreshkov	133,600	133,600
Sidney Farber	132,200	67,200
Tony Lefort	127,000	127,000
Luis Dono	125,100	125,100

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10-27-2017 00:48 UTC+2

Play Ended

Shirley Ang

Level 12 : 1,000/2,000, 300 ante

Play has ended for today. The players that have survived today will be back tomorrow at 2 p.m. local time together with any players that decide to register or reenter just before the start of Day 2. A recap of the day plus the full chip counts and the seat draw for tomorrow will be posted as soon as possible.

10-27-2017 00:38 UTC+2

Four More Hands

Shirley Ang

Level 12 : 1,000/2,000, 300 ante

The tournament clock has been stopped with 237 entries registered and 76 players remaining. The players have to play four more hands before they can start bagging their chips up.

10-27-2017 00:37 UTC+2

Leng Leading Into the Night?

Shirley Ang

Level 12 : 1,000/2,000, 300 ante

Ryan Leng just won a big hand:

"The other guy opened, I flat. The flop came eight-six-three. I check-raised to 10,400 on his 3,500 bet and he called. The turn was the queen, I overbet 33,500 and he called and I was really sad until the ace came on the river. I had ace-seven offsuit. I shoved and he called. He mucked in the end."

Player	Chips	Progress
Ryan Leng	240,000	209,000

Tags: Ryan Leng

10-27-2017 00:24 UTC+2

Troyanovskiy Busted By Katzenberger

Shirley Ang

Level 12 : 1,000/2,000, 300 ante

Vladimir Troyanovskiy shoved for 20,400 from the under-the-gun position. Viktor Katzenberger, in the small blind, called.

Viktor Katzenberger:
Vladimir Troyanovskiy:

The board ran out - no help for Troyanovskiy and he was eliminated from the tournament.

Player	Chips	Progress
Viktor Katzenberger	116,000
Vladimir Troyanovskiy	Busted

Tags: Vladimir Troyanovskiy Viktor Katzenberger

10-27-2017 00:14 UTC+2

Hellmuth Makes Them Fold

Shirley Ang

Level 12 : 1,000/2,000, 300 ante

Aaron Duczak raised to 3,500 from the hijack and was called by Phil Hellmuth in the small blind and the player in the big blind.

They all checked through the on the flop and the on the turn. The on the river completed the board and Hellmuth bet 4,200. His opponents quickly folded.

Player	Chips	Progress
Aaron Duczak	107,000	27,000
Phil Hellmuth	52,000	22,000

Tags: Aaron Duczak Phil Hellmuth

10-27-2017 00:11 UTC+2

Bicknell On The Rise

Shirley Ang

Level 12 : 1,000/2,000, 300 ante

Kristen Bicknell has just doubled up.

Bicknell: "Tomas Soderstrom shoved all in from the cutoff for about 32,000. I called on the button for 29,000 with ace-queen. He had pocket eights. The board ran out ace-ace-nine-four-king and I doubled up!"

Since that hand, she has managed to add some more chips to her stack which means she's now playing with an almost average stack.

Player	Chips	Progress
Kristen Bicknell	78,000	40,000
Tomas Soderstrom	3,000	-42,000

Tags: Kristen Bicknell Tomas Soderstrom

10-27-2017 00:05 UTC+2

Kabrhel Joins The Field

Shirley Ang

Level 12 : 1,000/2,000, 300 ante

Martin Kabrhel is the newest member of the group of people that can call themselves a WSOP Bracelet winner. He was crowned the winner in the Turbo Bounty Hunter about 19 hours ago at 5 a.m. He only just joined the field and has already doubled up. Anthony Zinno has also joined the field late, while Brandon Cantu and Jeff Cormier have just reentered.

Player	Chips	Progress
Martin Kabrhel	60,000	60,000
Brandon Cantu	30,000	-5,000
Anthony Zinno	30,000	30,000
Jeff Cormier	30,000	30,000

Tags: Anthony Zinno Brandon Cantu Jeff Cormier Martin Kabrhel