The tables 1-11 continue playing at new blinds of 400/800 and a running ante of 100, while the tables 18 and higher have been sent into their 75-minute dinner break. During that time, the T-25 chips will get raced off and then the roles will switch to give everyone else the chance to take advantage of the free buffet.
In case you are wondering what the tables 12 to 17 are doing, those are reserved for the ongoing cash game action.
Niveau: 6
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
The turn showed 
and Luke Walsh bet 5,800 from the under-the-gun position, which Declan McNamara called in the cutoff with some 14,000 behind. Walsh quickly shoved the 
on the river and McNamara gave it 15 seconds before splashing in his remaining chips.
Walsh rolled over the 
for a full house and McNamara mucked 
.
"Nice hand, I would not have gotten you out of the hand anyways how the board was," McNamara shrugged and Walsh nodded.
The very next hand, Walsh was barely done stacking, he was in the big blind and faced Dex de Jong on the button. Again they built a big pot throughout a boars of 
and Walsh moved all in on the river with 40,000 in the middle. Only 20,000 were behind for de Jong and he called it off after some consideration, was shown the 
by Walsh and sent his 
into the muck.
Walsh, who already had a decent stack before those two hands, essentially doubled that to rise to the top of the leader board.
There will be a split dinner break for 75 minutes after the end of level five and six, and among those to bust prior to that were Aurelie Reard, Valentin Cristea, Mike Hill and Sonja “OMGitsfirefoxx” Reid.
The screens currently show 195 entries, of which 155 players remain.
Christin Maschmann "had her aces cracked," and then got it in with 
for a flush draw only for her opponent to make quads on the river for good measure. Michael Farrelly was also among those to bust and Iulian-Ioan Acsinte joined them on the rail.
After a raise to 1,300 by Acsinte and a call by Dan Murariu on the button, Ivan Tononi jammed the small blind for 16,325. Sven “Svennoss” Edelenbosch in the big blind had a decision to make but folded and Acsinte also jammed to force out Murariu.
Ivan Tononi:
Iulian-Ioan Acsinte: 
"The ace of blubs is coming," Tononi predicted. Instead, he got there via runner runner flush on a board of 
to double for 16,325. Acsinte was left with crumbs and got it in soon after with , facing the 
of Murariu. Acsinte was teased with a 
flop, but the turn and 
river were blanks.
The feature table has changed in the last break and Dan Murariu, as well as Sven “Svennoss” Edelenbosch - Sven Edelenbosch are back on their outer table. The new line up on the live stream with holecards displayed on a security delay of 30 minutes feature the Unibet Poker ambassadors David Lappin and Quentin Lecomte along with Lisa “STPeach” Vannatta - Lisa Vannatta.
Antoine Vranken made it 1,500 to go and was called by Luke Walsh from one seat over. The duo checked the 
flop and the 
turn, and Vranken led the 
river for 2,000. Walsh was interested enough to call and was shown the 
for two pair by Vranken, which won the pot.
After a disastrous start into Day 1b, Vranken has climbed back above the starting stack while Walsh remains comfortably above it.
Picture credit: Tambet and Elena Kask / Unibet Open.
Niveau: 5
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 75
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