Bartel Kars reentered and then got his last 15,000 chips in with the 
. Nikolay Karman looked him up with 
and the board ran out 
.
Only two hands later, the flop was showing 
and Alain Riss bet 5,000. Karman raised big and Riss then got his stack in with the 
. Karman called with 
for bottom set. The turn and 
river failed to improve Riss and he left the table with comments in French.
The players are on their final 10-minute break of Day 1a and will play another three levels upon return. The registration will close once the cards are back in the air.
Nível: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
For quite some time, Aleksei Ivanov has been nursing a short stack. In a three-way pot out of the big blind, he faced the bet of 2,000 by Thomas Zurek in the small blind on the 
flop and called, the button also came along.
On the 
turn, Zurek bet 4,000 and just Ivanov called. Both players checked the river and Zurek showed 
, Ivanov claimed the pot with .
With around 55,000 in the pot and the board reading 
, Mathias Busse moved all in for around the size of the pot. Ričardas Vymeris quickly called and Busse was in dire need of help with 
for two pair, as Vymeris rolled over 
for a set of nines.
The 
river was a blank and that shipped the pot to the Lithuanian, who also took the lead.
After losing a flip with against 
on a board of 
, Bruce Balboa was left with less than two big blinds. He survived one hand but then busted soon after, heading straight over to the cash game section.
The registration closed with the start of level 12 and 156 entries put the Main Event of the PokerNews Cup in great shape to meet the guarantee of €200,000, as another three starting days remain. With two levels to go for the night, only one third of the field remains though, as the screens currently show 54 left.
Nível: 13
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 300
Ronny Voth raised to 5,400 and Tony Veille moved all in for around 27,000 from one seat over in the cutoff. Out of the small blind, Marc Andre Fürstenau also announced all in and the action then reached Lukasz Kubicki. He moved in to create a three-way showdown already, Voth quickly got out of the way.
Veille: 
Fürstenau:
Kubicki: 
The board ran out 
and the pair of kings held up for Fürstenau, who busted Veille and doubled through Kubicki for 43,800.
Quincy Chun raised from under the gun and called a three-bet to 14,000 by Ronny Voth from two seats over. On the 
flop, Chun bet 15,000 with another 32,000 behind and Voth moved all in. Chun called it off and found himself in kicker trouble.
Chun:
Voth:
Neither the turn nor the 
river changed anything and Chun has been eliminated, while Voth joins the bigger stacks.
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