A three-way flop of 
was checked to Peter Siemund and he bet 500 to win the pot, forcing folds from Evaldas Aniulis and Anton Siden.
It was Siden that raised it up to 300 next and Siemund called in the cutoff. They checked the 
flop and Siden check-called a bet of 500 on the 
turn. The 
river brought no betting action and Siden tabled 
, which Siemund had beat wth the 
.
Nível: 2
Blinds: 100/100
Ante: 100
Over at table 9, Julian Feral was locking horns with Andrew Hulme, with the pair building up a pot to around 20,000 already. The board showed 
and action was on Hulme, who had enough T-5,000 chips in front of him to put Feral to a decision for his final 13,500.
The American, enjoying a massage on the side, mulled over his decision for a bit and then called it off for his tournament life. Hulme showed 
for the bigger boat, and Feral was forced to reveal 
, playing the board.
The call for a chop didn't work out, cutting Feral's massage short and making him the first player to depart from the Main Event.
On a flop of 
, Fedor Kruse made it 1,600 to go in the cutoff and was called by Valentin-Marius Cristea from one seat over on the button. The 
on the turn was checked and Kruse bet the river for 4,200, which won the pot without showdown.
According to the screens, there are now up to 172 players registered and a former Prague champion and current PokerStars ambassador has joined the mix as Kalidou Sow has been spotted in the field. Further notables that sat down recently can be found below.
Michael Kramer has chipped up early while he faces a table with notables such as Jan Bendik, Alisa Sibgatova and Mario Adinolfi. Kramer also opened the action the next hand and got action from Sibgatova in the cutoff and Adinolfi in the small blind. The latter bet the 
turn for 1,500 and that ended up forcing folds from both opponents.
Joshua Zimmerman opened the action with a button raise to 400 and Wen Lin Wang three-bet to 1,800 out of the small blind. Yang Wang four-bet to 5,500 and Zimmerman folded, a call from Wang in small blind followed.
After the 
flop, a check-call for 4,400 resulted in the turn going check, check, and Wang in the small blind also checked the 
river. He faced a bet of 8,500 by his fellow countryman and eventually called to get shown the 
, which he had beat with the 
.
In a blind on blind battle, Thomas Quaade check-called 4,000 from his opponent on a 
board. The river was the 
and both players checked.
Visibly disappointed there wasn't more action, Quaade rolled over 
for the nut flush and scooped up the pot.
With 6,000 in the middle and the turn showing 
, Gergo Pinter made it 2,100 to go in the small blind and Vladimir Peck in late position raised to 6,000. Pinter came along and they checked the 
river.
Peck tabled the 
and Pinter chopped with the .
"Nice hand," Peck said and tapped the table before inquiring "you call the raise if you don't have the king of spades?"
Pinter replied "I was thinking about shoving," and Pec k nodded. "It would have worked," he acknowledged.
With around 12,000 in the middle, Andrej Schreiber checked to Felix Kurmayr on a 
board. Kurmayr bet 6,300 and Schreiber called it off, but had to muck when Kurmayr showed him 
. The latter took an early lead in the tournament with the hand.
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