Event #8: €1,111 Little One for One Drop No-Limit Hold'em Day 1b | 2017 World Series of Poker Europe

11-03-2017 02:26 UTC+2

Verbakel, Urban Top Day 1b of Little One for One Drop, Kassouf Advances

Yori Epskamp

Level 13 : 1,200/2,400, 400 ante

After almost 14 levels of play, Day 1b of Event #8: €1,111 Little One for One Drop is done. 564 players showed up the second starting day for the event, which supports ONE DROP, an organization that helps provide access to clean water around the world. €50 of each buy-in went to the charity and combined with yesterday's total of 304, this event has raised at least €43,400 for ONE DROP.

92 players survived the second of two starting days, with Remco Verbakel bagging the end-of-day chip lead with 410.500. The Belgian was the only player to surpass the 400k mark during the second starting day. Verbakel has just a little over $13,000 in recorded live earnings, with his biggest cash to date being €3,361, made in a flight of THE COLOSSUS several days ago.

One of the best Slovakian players around, David Urban, ended the day in second place and bagged 378,000. Urban already has over $700,000 in lifetime earnings and is looking to add a substantial figure to that. The infamous Will Kassouf also advanced to Day 2 and bagged a healthy stack of 163,500. The British motormouth used mostly friendly banter throughout the day and the majority of his tablemates seemingly enjoyed this more lighthearted side of Kassouf. Another notable to make it through was WSOPE bracelet winner Andreas Klatt, who finished the day with 100,500 in chips.

With unlimited reentries allowed in the first eight levels, players who ran out of chips were able to buy themselves right back in as they pleased. WSOP Player of the Year frontrunner Chris Ferguson, who won his sixth gold WSOP bracelet yesterday, was one of those players who fired multiple bullets but to no avail. Ferguson found himself in good company on the rail, as Maria Ho, Tobias Peters, Oleksandr Shcherbak, Viliyan Petleshkov, Sander van Wesemael, Roberto Romanello and John Racener all failed to make it through the day.

The 92 who survived Day 1b will join up with the 51 who got through Day 1a and come back on Friday, November 3rd, at 1 p.m. local time to play Day 2. Day 1a chipleader Serghei Lisiy will start as the overall chipleader with 463,000 in chips. The tournament will resume in level 15, with blinds at 2,000/4,000 and a running ante of 500. Levels will be extended to 60 minutes and play will continue until the final table has been reached. The total prize pool and all payouts will be announced at the start of Day 2.

Besides the Little One for One Drop, the High Roller for One Drop, with a buy-in of €111,111, will also kick off tomorrow and start at 2 p.m. With 104 players already confirmed for this flagship event, it's going to be an exciting day in King's Casino in Rozvadov. Be sure to check back regularly to PokerNews and don't miss any of the WSOPE action.

Event #8 Day 2 Seat Draw

Table	Seat	Name	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
83	1	Catalin Pop	Romania	62,800	16
83	2	Andriy Palyuga	Czech Republic	143,000	36
83	3	Abdelhakim Zoufri	Netherlands	238,100	60
83	4	Uri Reichenstein	Israel	221,800	55
83	5	Michael Goossens	Belgium	90,000	23
83	6	Johannes Mansbart	Austria	143,500	36
83	7	Alexander Scheiermann	Germany	54,400	14
83	8	Anatoliy Zyrin	Russian Federation	72,500	18
83	9	Michal Zielinski	Poland	130,700	33

84	1	Gergo Fekete	Hungary	109,500	27
84	2	Vedran Vrančić	Germany	53,400	13
84	3	Albert Hoekendijk	Netherlands	81,700	20
84	4	Fabio De Nardi	Italy	122,200	31
84	5	Safet Aradinovic	Serbia	147,500	37
84	6	Mohamed Bellal	Germany	91,100	23
84	7	Besim Hot	Switzerland	178,500	45
84	8	Veysel Kortan	Germany	348,800	87
84	9	Frank De Busscher	Belgium	112,000	28

89	1	Marcel Luske	Netherlands	75,200	19
89	2	Jürgen Heidl	Austria	225,600	56
89	3	Walter Matura	Austria	144,100	36
89	4	Martin Gradl	Germany	89,700	22
89	5	Artan Dedusha	United Kingdom	321,600	80
89	6	Jeff Lisandro	Czech Republic	34,900	9
89	7	Nicholas Schreck	Germany	89,700	22
89	8	Jasmin Mahmutovic	Denmark	119,500	30
89	9	Marcos Gomez	Spain	92,600	23

90	1	Said Sadallah	France	134,200	34
90	2	Roland Israelashvili	United States	74,000	19
90	3	Michael Bailey	Canada	105,000	26
90	4	Fadil Isufi	United Kingdom	185,000	46
90	5	Joris Schets	Belgium	42,300	11
90	6	Henrik Unverricht	Germany	64,500	16
90	7	Alexandra Janikova	Slovakia	36,000	9
90	8	Volodymyr Pilyavsky	Germany	162,200	41
90	9	Alessandro Laubinger	Germany	97,100	24

95	1	Marius Stancescu	Romania	80,300	20
95	2	Theodoros Aidonopoulos	Greece	130,200	33
95	3	Gilbert Diaz	France	137,000	34
95	4	Antoine Vranken	Netherlands	209,700	52
95	5	Laszlo Toth	Hungary	51,400	13
95	6	Age Spets	Norway	39,000	10
95	7	Elias Gourie	Germany	59,400	15
95	8	Carsten Girst	Germany	51,700	13
95	9	Vlado Banicevic	Montenegro	202,900	51

96	1	Diego Ventura	Peru	135,200	34
96	2	John Forsman	Sweden	14,900	4
96	3	Przemyslaw Klejnowski	Poland	16,200	4
96	4	Phillip Mighall	Ireland	123,400	31
96	5	Cem Eryigit	Belgium	168,000	42
96	6	Maria Lampropulos	Argentina	70,600	18
96	7	Thomas Hofmann	Switzerland	315,500	79
96	8	Willem de Jong	Netherlands	129,000	32
96	9	Hartmut Hohn	Spain	98,400	25

101	1	Robert Schiffbauer	United States	72,800	18
101	2	Ivo Hermans	Belgium	39,000	10
101	3	Diamond Grabovci	Kosovo	72,000	18
101	4	Stanislav Koleno	Slovakia	244,800	61
101	5	Daniel Trett	United Kingdom	218,500	55
101	6	Allen Kessler	United States	42,200	11
101	7	Jan Mach	Czech Republic	39,000	10
101	8	Hannes Neurauter	Germany	101,600	25
101	9	Erkan Sonmez	Germany	165,000	41

102	1	Egor Terekhin	Germany	111,700	28
102	2	Konstiantyn Tupalo	Ukraine	62,400	16
102	3	Negjdet Avdylaj	Germany	199,500	50
102	4	Antonin Duda	Czech Republic	51,500	13
102	5	Gert-Jürgen Niewerth	Germany	94,200	24
102	6	Aaron Duczak	Canada	123,000	31
102	7	Stefan Mital	Czech Republic	49,900	12
102	8	Johannes Tobbe	Germany	93,800	23
102	9	[Removed:321] Weshky	Belgium	83,000	21

107	1	Andrei Konopelko	Belarus	278,600	70
107	2	Heike Ferreras	Germany	115,700	29
107	3	Vamshi Vandanapu	United Kingdom	65,400	16
107	4	Catherine Hanna	France	110,300	28
107	5	Andrew Aspinall	Ireland	76,700	19
107	6	Dmytro Soloviov	Ukraine	134,900	34
107	7	Anastasios Parisis	Greece	158,800	40
107	8	Benjamin Rensen	Germany	98,400	25
107	9	Grzegorz Reczko	Poland	41,800	10

108	1	Maciej Kondraszuk	Poland	94,100	24
108	2	Tomas Fara	Czech Republic	45,500	11
108	3	Barny Boatman	United Kingdom	56,400	14
108	4	Serghei Lisiy	Russian Federation	463,000	116
108	5	Sefa Terzi	Germany	86,200	22
108	6	Peter Bstieler	Germany	85,000	21
108	7	Vasile Stancu	United Kingdom	133,800	33
108	8	Atanas Kodinov	Bulgaria	64,300	16
108	9	Jusef Pahlewani	Germany	139,400	35

113	1	Ladislav Cerveny	Slovakia	130,300	33
113	2	David Urban	Slovakia	378,100	95
113	3	Sebastian Langrock	Austria	85,600	21
113	4	Pavel Svach	Czech Republic	236,900	59
113	5	Mike Leah	Canada	58,000	15
113	6	Yichuan Ye	Italy	174,500	44
113	7	Oleh Haisiuk	Ukraine	111,100	28
113	8	Jonas Lauck	Germany	54,800	14
113	9	Martin Mulsow	Germany	76,800	19

114	1	Karim Ryadi	Belgium	56,800	14
114	2	Andreas Klatt	Germany	100,500	25
114	3	Nikola Brankovic	Germany	177,200	44
114	4	Waldemar Kopyl	Germany	35,400	9
114	5	Piotr Zawadzki	Poland	65,000	16
114	6	Benjamin Lamprecht	Austria	97,300	24
114	7	Tomas Rous	Czech Republic	257,900	64
114	8	Paul Michaelis	Germany	181,000	45
114	9	Adi Rajkovic	Austria	146,400	37

119	1	Lukas Soucek	Czech Republic	69,000	17
119	2	Timo Kamphues	Germany	186,000	47
119	3	Oliver Heidel	Germany	208,900	52
119	4	Gary Fisher	United Kingdom	114,500	29
119	5	Atik Miah	Germany	71,700	18
119	6	Rene Crha	Czech Republic	103,600	26
119	7	Gianluca Speranza	Austria	51,400	13
119	8	Marti Roca De Torres	Spain	92,900	23
119	9	Oliver Kalabus	Slovakia	115,500	29

120	1	Dimitrios Gkatzas	Greece	68,400	17
120	2	Remco Verbakel	Belgium	410,600	103
120	3	Chun Ho Law	United Kingdom	203,800	51
120	4	Radek Castka	Czech Republic	324,100	81
120	5	Nedelcho Karakolev	Bulgaria	29,200	7
120	6	Robert Auer	Austria	32,200	8
120	7	Alexander Bachmann	Germany	60,000	15
120	8	Will Kassouf	United Kingdom	163,500	41
120	9	Michael Eiler	Germany	100,900	25

125	1	Yewale Ramkrishna	India	113,500	28
125	2	Khalil Youssafi	Germany	67,100	17
125	3	Mykola Yarmola	Ukraine	187,500	47
125	4	Sergii Karpov	Ukraine	114,200	29
125	5	Piotr Trebacz	Poland	40,300	10
125	6	Peter Kristof	Hungary	129,900	32
125	7	Liraz Weiman	Israel	39,300	10
125	8	Alexander Lanner	Austria	165,000	41
125	9	Daniel Parsonage	United Kingdom	72,000	18

126	1	Evgeny Kafelnikov	Russian Federation	133,300	33
126	3	Philipp Baier	Germany	72,400	18
126	4	Yitshak Bahar	Israel	129,400	32
126	5	Frederik Andersson	Sweden	166,000	42
126	6	Michal Schuh	Czech Republic	280,800	70
126	7	Jacek Skiscim	Poland	106,600	27
126	8	Witold Krawczyk	Poland	24,400	6
126	9	Davy Huyst	Belgium	137,800	34

Tags: Andreas Klatt Chris Ferguson John Racener Maria Ho Oleksandr Shcherbak Remco Verbakel Roberto Romanello Sander van Wesemael Serghei Lisiy Tobias Peters Viliyan Petleshkov William Kassouf

11-03-2017 00:37 UTC+2

Piotrowski and "ChiKKita BanAAna" Eliminated

Yori Epskamp

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

Alessandro Laubringer raised to 5,200 in middle position. To his left, Yehuda Cohen shoved around 25,000 all in. Przemyslaw Piotrowski called all in for 24,100 from the big blind.

Laubringer instantly called both shoves and had his opponents slightly covered.

Yehuda Cohen:
Przemyslaw Piotrowski:
Alessandro Laubringer:

Cohen jumped up from his seat and yelled for an ace.

"Yeeess!!" he cheered when the dealer fanned out . It took "ChiKKita BanAAna" about two seconds to realize he was actually in a world of hurt.

"Wait, I'm drawing dead," he said with a sad tone.

The on the turn left both Cohen and Piotrowski indeed drawing dead, rendering the river moot.

Player	Chips	Progress
Alessandro Laubringer	90,000	90,000
Przemyslaw Piotrowski	Busted
Yehuda Cohen	Busted

Tags: Alessandro Laubringen Przemyslaw Piotrowski Yehuda Cohen

11-02-2017 23:56 UTC+2

Bicknell Cracks Aces

Shirley Ang

Level 11 : 800/1,600, 200 ante

The player on the button raised and Kristen Bicknell, in the small blind, checked how much he was still playing. She then decided to three-bet to 12,000 and the player in the big blind quickly folded. The player in the button was going to be all in if he called, which is what he did.

Kristen Bicknell:
Button:

The board ran out - Bicknell hit a runner-runner flush to crack the aces of her opponent.

Player	Chips	Progress
Kristen Bicknell	125,000	45,000

Tags: Kristen Bicknell

11-02-2017 22:22 UTC+2

"The Weasel" Caught

Yori Epskamp

Level 9 : 500/1,000, 100 ante

Sander van Wesemael was one of the first casualties after the dinner break. After a player had limped in, Van Wesemael shoved with .

Unfortunately for "The Weasel", the limper had set an old-fashioned trap with . The board ran out and Van Wesemael was eliminated.

Player	Chips	Progress
Sander van Wesemael	Busted

Tags: Sander van Wesemael

11-02-2017 19:50 UTC+2

Mustafov Takes Over The Chip Lead

Shirley Ang

Level 7 : 300/600, 100 ante

Fahredin Mustafov raised to 1,400 from early position and was called by the player on the button.

The flop came , Mustafov check-called the 1,800 bet of his opponent.

They both checked through the on the turn. The on the river completed the board, now Mustafov bet 4,000 without hesitation. His opponent called. Mustafov showed for top pair, his opponent showed for the same pair of aces but with the lower kicker.

Player	Chips	Progress
Fahredin Mustafov	87,000	64,000

Tags: Fahredin Mustafov

11-02-2017 16:36 UTC+2

Luske Hits Quads And Doubles Up

Shirley Ang

Level 3 : 100/200, 25 ante

Marcel Luske was sitting with an above average stack in front of him and he told the team what had happened.

"Someone raised to 400 and the player in the hijack three-bet to 1,300. I decided to flat with pocket nines. The initial raiser also called. The flop came three-six-eight, the first guy checked, the hijack bet 2,000, I raise to 7,000. The first guy folded, the hijack tank-shoved and I also went all in. He had queens for an overpair. The turn and the river were both nines so I had quads!"

Player	Chips	Progress
Marcel Luske	37,000	17,000

Tags: Marcel Luske

11-02-2017 13:40 UTC+2

Get Ready For Day 1b Of The Little One For One Drop

Shirley Ang

The second starting day of Event #8: €1,111 Little One for One Drop is taking place today with a starting time of 2 p.m. local time. ONE DROP, the official charity of the World Series of Poker, is an organization that helps provide access to clean water around the world. For more information about the project and how you can do your part, please check it out here.

Day 1a took place yesterday with 51 players making it through to Day 2. Serghei Lisiy is the current chip leader with 463,000 in chips. Who will join him today in the top of the chip counts for Day 2? The tournament organization is expecting more runners today as more and more players are arriving here at the King’s Casino in Rozvadov.

Day 1b features 14 40-minute levels, with 20-minute breaks after every three levels and a dinner break of 60 minutes after Level 8. Late registration will be possible until the start of Level 9 which is approximately around 9 p.m. local time. Players will have 20,000 in chips to start with and unlimited reentries are allowed during the registration period. On Friday, November 3rd, all remaining players will return for this four-day event.

With the final day of THE COLOSSUS and the €25,000 High Roller taking place today too, action will be everywhere so don’t miss it and stay around here on PokerNews

Event #8: The Little One for One Drop schedule

Day	Date	Information
November 1st	Day 1a at 2 p.m.	51 out of 304 players advanced to Day 2
November 2nd	Day 1b at 2 p.m.	14 Levels 40 min each, late reg 8 levels ~ 9 p.m.
November 3rd	Day 2 at 1 p.m.	Levels last 60 min each, play down to final table
November 4th	Day 3 at tba	Levels last 60 min each, play down to a winner

Tags: Serghei Lisiy