Aliaksandr Shylko limped under the gun and so did Andreas Dyll from the hijack. Umperto Ferrauto made it 2,000 from the button, which got a call from Shylko and a fold from Dyll.
The flop came down 
and after a check from Shylko, Ferrauto bet 2,500 which Shylko called.
Both players checked the 
turn and 
river. Shylko showed 
for two pair and took down the pot.
Frederik Thiemer raised to 1,300 and got three callers including Vivian Saliba in the big blind.
Saliba checked the 
flop to Thiemer who continued for 3,200. Saliba was the only caller.
The pair checked the 
turn and the river was the 
. Saliba checked again and Thiemer bet 6,400.
Saliba tanked before eventually folding.
"Hey, PokerNews!" said Thiemer. "Bluff!" He showed 
for king-high and took down the pot.
Level: 5
Blinds: 300/500
Ante: 500
Five players checked down a board of 
. One player showed a 
having been counterfeit by Leonardo Armino who held 
.
One of the players involved was Vasileios Tsaknis who still sits with around 70,000.
Three players saw the flop of 
and it was Arkadiusz Golaszewski who bet 3,300. An opponent next to him shoved for around 13,000 and Shakil Gill re-shoved for 35,000, covering both opponents.
Golaszewski thought for a bit and decided to call and the cards were turned over.
Arkadiusz Golaszewski:
Cutoff: 
Shakil Gill: 
The turn 
and the 
river eliminated one player while Golaszewski picked up a huge pot, passing the 70,000 mark, while Gill was left short-stacked.
The tournament clock shows 433/514 players remaining, with late registration still open for another eight and a half levels.
Two years ago, this tournament attracted 399 entries on Day 1a, so a bumper field is expected to kick off the 2021 World Series of Poker Europe.
With over $3.5 million in lifetime cashes, Jan Bendik is among the most experienced players in the Day 1a field.
However, he will be needing to re-enter shortly after the first break of the day.
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