Radek Castka raised to 35,000 from the cutoff and fellow Czech Tomas Rous defended the big blind before checking a flop of . Castka continued for 3,000 and Rous called, then checked again the quickly. Castka bet 85,000 and Rous check-raised to 187,000. Castka moved all in a few moments later and Rous called.
Tomas Rous:
Radek Castka:
It was a cooler for Rous who improved to two pair, and the river blanked to send him to the rail in 21st place for €4,812.
Moments before the players were sent on the dinner break, David Urban raised to 25,000 from the cutoff and Artan Dedusha called on the button. Abdelhakim Zoufri had other plans and three-bet to 131,000 from the small blind. Once the action was back on Urban, he shoved for around 200,000 and Dedusha folded, but Zoufri called.
David Urban:
Abdelhakim Zoufri:
The board ran out and Zoufri found both over cards to eliminate Urban in 23rd place for €4,812.
The action started rather innocent with a raise to 22,000 by Rene Crha from the hijack and a three-bet to 65,000 by Martin Mulsow in the cutoff. Crha then four-bet to 125,000 and Mulsow moved all in for half a million in chips, 50 big blinds effective. Crha needed no count but rather snap-called for a reason.
Martin Mulsow:
Rene Crha:
Mulsow had picked the worst possible timing for his move and was left drawing dead on the turn of a board to bow out in 40th place.
Chun Ho Law raised from early position and called the shove of short stack Sebastian Langrock from one seat over.
Sebastian Langrock:
Chun Ho Law:
The flop of was a big sweat for Ho Law, who picked up a gutshot straight flush draw. The on the turn left Langrock drawing dead, making the river a formality.
Paul Michaelis won't be adding a second bracelet to his collection just yet.
First, Willem de Jong doubled up for 105,600 with against the of Michaelis on a board of and the German then moved in with the . His nemesis De Jong shoved blind from the small blind with the and got there again to eliminate Michaelis in 85th place.
Two players were all in and at risk, one of which was Jonas Lauck, and he managed to triple up with pocket tens versus pocket queens. Witold Krawczyk was all in and at risk for 13,900 and Hannes Neurauter called from the big blind. Once all other tables were finished, the cards were turned over.
Witold Krawczyk:
Hannes Neurater:
The board ran out and Krawzyk was crowned the bubble boy.
Serghei Lisiy leads 143 players into Day 2 of Event #8: €1,111 Little One for One Drop No-Limit Hold'em tournament. He enters the day with 463,000 and is one of two players with over 400,000 entering the day.
Allen Kessler bagged a stack as well. He will bring 42,000 into Day 2 and is looking for another deep run, or at least another cash to add to his already impressive history at the WSOP.
The field should reach the money shortly after the start of Day 2 which restarts at 1 p.m. local time. The payout information will be posted shortly.
The players will finish the remaining 24 minutes of level 14 and play one-hour levels down to the final table. There is a little wiggle room in the schedule depending on the exact numbers as the Day 2 field is whittled down to the final day.
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. Castka continued for 3,000 and Rous called, then checked again the 
quickly. Castka bet 85,000 and Rous check-raised to 187,000. Castka moved all in a few moments later and Rous called.
river blanked to send him to the rail in 21st place for €4,812.
and Zoufri found both over cards to eliminate Urban in 23rd place for €4,812.
to bow out in 40th place.
was a big sweat for Ho Law, who picked up a gutshot straight flush draw. The 
on the turn left Langrock drawing dead, making the 
river a formality.
against the 
. His nemesis De Jong shoved blind from the small blind with the 
and got there again to eliminate Michaelis in 85th place.
and Krawzyk was crowned the bubble boy.
