Miltiadis Kyriakides has already notched up an impressive $1.4 million in tournament cashes. Not only that, but he already got third in Event #57: $1,600 Pot-Limit Omaha just a few weeks ago. He is one to watch in this tournament and he just earned more than a double in a three-way all-in preflop situation.
Kyriakides held 
and had the nuts with a straight on 
. It got a double from one opponent and busted another.
There was no betting on the turn on the 
board but there was already a significant amount in the pot. On the river, following a check, Nathan Hamlet bet 7,000 for value and got a call. His opponent mucked when he saw Hamlet had the nuts with 
.
Niveau: 9
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 0
There were several players in the hand, staring at a 
flop.
It checked to Andrew Watson and he bet 3,000 into a pot of 5,000 and got just one caller.
On the 
turn, he put 5,000 over the line, which was enough to push his opponent off and he has moved up to more than double starting stack.
Niveau: 8
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 0
Registrations for flight Day 1e have exceeded 1,000 now. That has added 50 percent to the total number of runners across all Day 1s. There is still half an hour or so of late registration available too. After that, the total number of runners will be confirmed.
There were six players still in on a flop that read 
and the pot was 4,800.
Five players checked and Antonios Onoufriou bet pot, which prompted two all-ins. With everyone else passing, they turned over their cards.
Antonios Onoufriou: 
Serban Tomuta: 
Player 3: 
It was top two pair and a gutshot versus top pair and an open-ended draw versus overcards and back-door straight and flush draws.
The 
turn gave Onoufriou a wheel straight and Tomuta a flush draw, with no change for the other player. The 
river gave Tomuta a flush and he collected the main pot, whilst Onoufriou won 2,100 from the side pot and one player hit the rail.
Niveau: 7
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 0
The first six levels have concluded, which means there is a 20-minute break now. There will also be a color-up, which will remove all the T$25 chips out of play.
Action was on the turn with 
out. Joe Sigafoos bet 1,500 and got two calls behind. The dealer put a 
on the river, and on the final street, all the players elected to check.
Joe Sigafoos: 
Sigafoos announced a set and both of his opponents mucked their hands, leaving him to scoop the chips.
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