With the board reading 
, Steffan Johanes bet 1,600 and an unknown opponent raised to 3,600. Johanes called and the dealer dealt the 
on the river.
Johanes' opponent bet 5,250 and after a short while, the Dane called with 
for just a pair of jacks. His opponent nodded and slid his cards face-down in the muck.
With 37 tournaments on the PokerStars Festival Rozvadov schedule, that means there were 37 trophies just waiting to be handed out.
Read more on the PokerStars Blog about all the winners of the PokerStars Festival so far.
After finishing fifth in the €5,300 King's High Roller last night, Andreas Eiler kept up the good run by eliminating the first player from the tournament. The unfortunate victim was Christian Taepper, who ran into an unexpected hand from the Austrian high roller.
On a 
board, Taepper bet 1,225 and Eiler made it 4,225 to go from the hijack. Dan Long Banh cold-called from the big blind and Taepper called as well.
The river brought the 
and Banh checked. Taepper elected to lead out 5,700, but much to his dismay Eiler moved all in. Banh folded and Taepper faced a decision for his remaining 9,000.
The German called it off after two minutes with 
, but was shocked when Eiler showed 
for the rivered inside straight that ended his tournament life on the spot.
There are already 196 entrants on Day 1b, surpassing Day 1a's total of 183 after just one level. Late registration will be open up until the end of level 6.
Nível: 2
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 0
Last night, Vladimir Troyanovskiy won the €5,300 King's High Roller for €52,208 after defeating Eugene Katchalov in a two-and-a-half hour back and forth heads-up battle.
It was past 5 a.m. before Troyanovskiy could lift the trophy, but even with the little sleep he's back in time today to play Day 1b of the Main Event.
The High Rollers Martin Kabrhel and Marian Fridrich are in, and Andrey Andreev as well as Michal Mrakes are also quite well known on the international poker circuit.
Sweden's Oscar Anjou was the one to drag in the first substantial pot of the day. Anjou held 
and bet 3,700 on a 
board. Zoltan Ban made the call in position.
On the river, Anjou checked and Ban flung a T-5,000 chip casually into the middle. Anjou thought long and hard before making the call, but was right as Ban showed 
for the busted draw.
Anjou is a professional live cashgame grinder from Sweden but occasionally likes to dabble in some tournaments.
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