The pot already contained over 2,000 and the board read .
"Bigsmd" had bet 1,500 from the button after both Joseph Anderson (big blind) and Jonathan Hayward (cutoff) had checked. Anderson called but then Hayward raised to 4,000. Bigsmd thought about it for a while and then decided to fold. Anderson called once more.
The on the river completed the board, Anderson checked again. Hayward continued with a bet of 11,525. Anderson looked at the board and his own stack and then opted to call. Hayward reluctantly tabled and was beaten by the of Anderson who had hit two pair on the river.
The tournament clock is showing 124 entries at the moment. The tournament director has welcomed the players to the tables and instructed the dealers to shuffle up and deal!
Welcome back to the 2018 €1,650 WSOP International Circuit Main Event here in King’s Casino, Rozvadov for Day 1b which is scheduled to start at 2 pm local time. 262 hopefuls entered Day 1a yesterday of which 94 made it through to tomorrow, Day 2. Taking the chip lead honors for Day 1a is Alexander Romme with 310,500 in chips.
It is expected that some of the players who unfortunately didn’t managed to find a bag at the end of the day will reenter today, including players like Michal Mrakes, Fabian Gumz, Catalin Pop, Aleksandar Tomovic, Robert Auer and Jakob Miegel.
Other players expected to enter are the players who played the High Roller yesterday. Players including yesterday’s winner Pavel Binar, Martin Kabrhel, Bertrand Grospellier, Viliyan Petleshkov, Carlo Savinelli, Pierre Neuville, and Vojtech Ruzicka.
The players will once again start at 2 pm local time with 30.000 in chips and play levels of 45 minutes each. There will be a 15-minute break after Level 3 & 9 with a 45-minute dinner break after Level 6. In total twelve levels will be played today and late registration is possible until the start of Day 2, Sunday, March 18, at 2 pm local time. One reentry is allowed when players bust or surrender their stack.
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on the river completed the board, Anderson checked again. Hayward continued with a bet of 11,525. Anderson looked at the board and his own stack and then opted to call. Hayward reluctantly tabled 
and was beaten by the 
of Anderson who had hit two pair on the river.
