Yet another big pot emerged with Aleksei Ivanov in the middle of the action and the board is already completed, reading . There are more than 20,000 in the pot already and Ivanov bet 6,000.
From one seat over, Constantine Gorinson called and the third player in the pot took some time before making his decision. "I know you have pocket tens," he added and then tossed in the chips right after. Gorinson turned over for queens full, while Ivanov mucked and the other player mucked his for a flopped straight that was no good anymore.
A player in late position raised to 350 and Bo Nesgaard called from the hijack. The cutoff then three-bet to 1,200 and both the initial raiser and Nesgaard called.
On the flop of , the action checked to the cutoff who bet 2,100. The initial raiser called and Nesgaard then check-raised to 6,000. Both opponents folded and the Dane flashed for top pair and the nut flush draw.
The action at the tables is fast and furious, as there have already been three seat open. Since players can reenter until the end of level 11, some take their shots early on to bust or get a fresh stack. Among those on their second bullet is also Clyde Terlaan.
The Dutchman smiled and added "the flop was nice, the rest not so much." He is back in action now on a new table.
Close to the end of level one, the screens now show 84 entries. Among those to jump into Day 1a was also King's regular Zarathustra, who was earlier spotted at a cash game table. He raised from early position and found one opponent in the small blind.
Both players checked the flop of and the turn. The small blind then bet the river for 500 and Zarathustra called. "Jacks?" he asked and his opponent turned over for a pair of kings with ace-ten kicker. Zarathustra revealed for kings and deuces to claim the pot.
Two of the more familiar names in the King's Casino share the same table at the start of Day 1a: Serok Kilic and Sebastian Langrock. The latter just got involved in a bigger hand to see a pot of 6,200 emerge until the turn.
His opponent in early position bet 3,000 and Langrock called out of the cutoff. Both then checked the river and the player in early position showed for ace-high. Langrock claimed the pot with before then losing a smaller pot to the very same opponent shortly after.
Clyde Terlaan, who already cashed in the Opening Event yesterday, got involved in a few early pots. One of them saw the small blind call his open raise and check the flop of . Terlaan bet 350 and his opponent check-called.
After the turn, the small blind checked again and Terlaan fired 1,600 to receive a call. The then completed the board on the river and the small blind overbet the pot, forcing a fold from Terlaan who flashed for a pair of tens and busted flush draw.
The €35+5 Satellite which got underway at 5 p.m. local time is still ongoing and the registration is closed. There were 118 entries in total, which amounts to more than 16 tickets and crushed the guarantee. Once the winners have been determined, most of them are expected to join the action of Day 1a.
The screens show 57 entries early in level one and among the participants is Aleksei Ivanov. The two biggest scores of the Belorussian are from here at the King's Casino and Ivanov started well once again.
With the board reading , his opponent in the blinds checked and then called a bet worth 3,000 by Ivanov. The latter flipped over for a turned full house and scooped the decent pot right away to boost his stack.
. There are more than 20,000 in the pot already and Ivanov bet 6,000.
for queens full, while Ivanov mucked and the other player mucked his 
for a flopped straight that was no good anymore.
, the action checked to the cutoff who bet 2,100. The initial raiser called and Nesgaard then check-raised to 6,000. Both opponents folded and the Dane flashed 
for top pair and the nut flush draw.
and the 
turn. The small blind then bet the 
river for 500 and Zarathustra called. "Jacks?" he asked and his opponent turned over 
for kings and deuces to claim the pot.
river and the player in early position showed 
before then losing a smaller pot to the very same opponent shortly after.
. Terlaan bet 350 and his opponent check-called.
then completed the board on the river and the small blind overbet the pot, forcing a fold from Terlaan who flashed 
for a turned full house and scooped the decent pot right away to boost his stack.