Konstantinos Tsirakidis and Robert Brandtstoetter have started well into Day 1F and increased their stacks significantly, while Teeranan Chuenniran was left with only 10 big blinds after she clashed in a bigger pot with Tsirakidis.
The completed board showed 
and the Greek bet 6,600, the call followed and Chuenniran was left with the head shaking when she mucked to the 
for aces and eights.
Adrian Buzan reached the money in yesterday's Day 1D and busted in the late stages to take home a portion of the prize pool already. Buzan is back in action and was just involved in a pot on a table that includes Yang Zhang and Danny Covyn.
Buzan checked the 
flop in the cutoff and his opponent on the button made it 2,100 to go, Buzan called. On the 
turn, the German checked once more and folded to a second barrel worth 4,200.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 200
The cards were all but rushed away with the 
of Giovanni Sances still tabled, while Grzegorz Wyraz was spotted leaving the table. According to Sances, Wyraz only had 
for a pair of sixes and will likely re-enter soon.
One table over, another Italian was involved in the action. Leandro Dirlewanger faced a raise to 500 and three-bet to 1,600 from one seat over. The hijack clicked it up to 4,500 and that forced folds from everyone.
Only three players have been eliminated on Day 1F thus far and Evian Christ has more than doubled his stack. He won a big three-way pot with ace-king for top two pair against an inferior two pair.
Just now Christ bet the 
river for 5,000 and his sole opponent tossed in the chip for the call. Christ showed 
for the straight and added more chips to his stack.
In a four-way limped pot the 
flop and the 
turn were checked through. The 
river brought a bet of 400 and Makarios Avramidis was the only caller. His opponent mucked and Avramidis claimed the pot, joked "I had the three."
The Day 1F field size has already reached 207 entries, of which 204 remain early into the second level of the day.
Level: 2
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
A raise to 300 was called by Dutch Boyd on the button and the big blind three-bet to 800, which the initial raiser called. Boyd also came along to see the flop and all three players checked. On the 
turn, the action checked to the initial raiser, who bet 1,000. Boyd sent his cards into the muck and the big blind called before check-folding the 
river.
While Boyd started well into the previous flights, this time he has already lost a significant portion of his stack early on.
Michael Eiler flopped top set on 
and an ace on the turn was the money card for the German against Andrey Andreev. The Russian called a bet and did so again for 3,000 on a blank river to get shown the by Eiler.
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