The cards were already turned over as Carlos Spoddig was at risk for 61,000 with the 
. Karol Konopka flipped over 
and that made two pair on the 
flop. However, the 
turn restored the preflop order and the 
river brought no further change.
Tamir Segal got his stack of 32,500 in preflop and was looked up by Nicola Angelini.
Segal's 
were up against 
and turned a full house on the 
board. Also featured on the table are Hen Rosilio, Andriy Lyubovetskiy and Martin Kabrhel.
Three ways to the 
turn, Tobias Peters faced the bet of 20,000 by Florian Sarnow and the call of Nikolaos Lampropoulos. Peters on the button raised the pot and Sarnow then called all-in for 95,000, while Lampropoulos reluctantly folded.
Florian Sarnow: 
Tobias Peters: 
Sarnow's wrap and flush draw had plenty of outs albeit the club draw was no good. He bricked the river and Peters soared to the top of the leaderboard.
Thanks to a total of 424 entries on Day 1b, the overall field size for Event #2: €550 Pot-Limit Omaha reached 623 entries and that created a prize pool of €295,925. There will be a separate prize pool for Day 1b posted soon as the top 15% get paid and all survivors of both starting days then return for Day 2 with a separate large prize pool.
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
The Day 1b field has increased to 419 entries and just 117 players remain at the end of level 12, which has led to a scheduled 15-minute break. During the break, the T-100 chips will be raced off and the registration for this event will officially close once the cards are back in the air.
Serhii Panasiuk doubled through Sarharib Karatas to join the big stacks and the latter then jammed a three-way flop of 
for just 4,900. Only Yordanov Karagogov called on the button to create the following showdown.
Sarharib Karatas: 
Yordanov Karagogov: 
The 
turn and river kept Karatas in the lead as he doubled back to slightly more than the starting stack.
Martin Kabrhel raised the pot to 13,000 on the button and was called only by Alexis Logothetis in a late position. The 
flop brought the chips of Kabrhel in and he was looked up.
Martin Kabrhel: 
Alexis Logothetis:
The turn improved Logothetis but the river counterfeited his two pair for Kabrhel to double for the 36,300 he had behind.
Martin Kabrhel raised to 5,600 and was called by Abdelhakim Zoufri. Jose Obadia then three-bet the pot to 24,600 and Kabrhel jammed for 25,000, Zoufri folded.
Martin Kabrhel: 
Jose Obadia: 
The 
board left Kabrhel drawing dead on the turn and he quickly headed out of the tournament area to purchase a re-entry.
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