With 40,000 in the pot on the 
flop, Tamas Adamszki, in the small blind, check-called Ahmad Achegsei's 20,000 bet.
Adamszki checked on the 
river and Achegsei moved-in to put his opponent at risk. After a few minutes, Sirzat Hissou called the clock which prompted Adamzski to make the call.
Achegsei had 
for top pair beating his opponent's 
. Elsewhere, Bahadir Hatipoglu was leaving his seat and departing the tournament floor.
Late Registration for the WSOPE €10,000 NLH 6-Max event has now closed, there have been 73 entries with 60 players remaining.
This has generated a prizepool of €672,695 and payouts will be confirmed when they appear on the board.
Day 1 will close once 16 levels have been completed or until the final table has been reached.
Nível: 10
Blinds: 1,000/2,500
Ante: 2,500
Whilst the players are on there dinner break there have been a few faces seen with some fresh chip stacks in the King's Resort tournament room.
Level 9 has wrapped up and the entrants are now on a 60-minute dinner break. This also signifies the last hour of late registration.
So far, there have 62 entrants and just 49 of those remain.
With 50,000 in the pot on the 
board, Lars Kamphues bet 30,000 from under the gun and Leon Sturm on the button called.
Kamphues jammed on the 
river and his opponent went deep into the tank, so much so that the clock was called. Eventually Sturm released it and apologised for his lengthy decision but his tablemates told him not to worry.
Julien Martini opened to 4,500 in late position and was called by Fausto Tantillo and Tom Dingenen in the blinds. The latter two players checked to Martini on the 
flop, Martini continued for 8,500 and only Dingengen called.
Both players checked the 
turn which brought in the 
river. Dengenen checked for a third time before Martini fired for 17,500.
Dengengen made the quick call and turned over 
for a set, Martini had shown that he paired his ace.
Jacob Amsellem in the big blind called Julien Sitbon's 4,500 preflop bet to bring the 
flop. Action checked through to the turn, Amsellem check-raised to 30,000 and Sitbon promptly folded.
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