The tournament room not only features Main Event and €2k Estrallas High Roller action, the television crew is also recording an episode of the Shark Cage tv show.
Currently at it are Fatima Moreira de Melo, Griffin Benger, Jonathan Duhamel, Igor Kurganov, and one qualifier. The Shark Cage tv show will air later this year, and players are competing for a one million dollar first prize.
Eugene Katchalov opened the action for 300 and only the player on the button decided to take on the Team PokerStars Pro, so it was a heads-up flop of .
Both players checked and saw the turn card . Katchalov check-called a bet of 700 and when the river completed the board there was no further action. Katchalov turned over but the turn card had bested him as his opponent showed .
Every time I go into the tournament area, it's with the complete and total aim of getting the latest action, then I spot someone and think "Oh, I better write his name down," and then I spot another. And another.
With each and every sojourn on to the floor, there's a whole new set of former EPT winners, Team PokerStars Pros, WSOP bracelet winners or November Niners to add to the player list. With people still signing up to enter, it's a never-ending task at this point.
Five qualifiers who took part in Sunday’s #EPT100 Qualifiers Freeroll have set off this morning with their Team PokerStars Pro partners on leg 1 of the EPT100 Takedown challenge. The aim: to take the most popular pic at a Barcelona landmark. Please LIKE your favourite pic - which will help determine how many chips your team receives tonight in the final part of the challenge – a 5-max tourney. Voting ends 3pm CET.
EPT regular and Slovenia’s #3 player Primoz Adamic is teamed with Jake Cody, Gianfranco Visalli with Theo Jorgensen, Luciana Manolea with Christophe de Meulder, Mateusz Młynarczyk with George Danzer and Bud Downes with Joao Nunes. Their hectic day of activities and challenges includes Jet Ski rides, lunch at a top restaurant, one-on-one training, and a seat in the EPT100 5-max Challenge tourney, to win EPT side event buy-ins.
The organization just announced that there will be a 75-minute dinner break after level 6. That means players will have time to grab something to eat around 8:15 p.m.
The final board read and Dominik Nitsche, first to act, elected to check. There was just under 20,000 in the pot and his opponent put out 20,000, effectively an all-in bet. If Nitsche wanted to play it would be for his tournament life.
Nitsche did indeed want to play and turned over . The river had effectively saved his opponent who tabled and the dealer proceeded to chop it up.
![[user76023]](/img/avatars/avatar.svg){kind=avatar}
.
. Katchalov check-called a bet of 700 and when the river 
completed the board there was no further action. Katchalov turned over 
but the turn card had bested him as his opponent showed 
.
and Dominik Nitsche, first to act, elected to check. There was just under 20,000 in the pot and his opponent put out 20,000, effectively an all-in bet. If Nitsche wanted to play it would be for his tournament life.
