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10:45pm: End of the dayLevel 18 - Blinds 4,000/8,000 (1,000 ante)
That's the top of Day 2, a wrap of the day's play is at the way.
10:35pm: Last three handsLevel 18 - Blinds 4,000/8,000 (1,000 ante)
The players will play three more hands before bagging and tagging their chips.
10:25pm: Back to back bustouts gives Daniel Rose massive chip leadLevel 18 - Blinds 4,000/8,000 (1,000 ante)
The average stack is 248,000. Thrice the typical (746,000) can be good for the chip lead. Daniel Rose has 1,590,000 after winning two massive back to back pots.
In the primary Mateusz Martewicz opened from middle position, Boris Andreev smooth called from the small blind and Rose did likewise from the massive blind. The flop was a delectable looking J♣9♦8♦. Andreev led for 30,000, Rose raised to 110,000, Martewicz clicked it to 190,000, Andreev shoved for approximately 180,000 total and Rose re-raised all-in.
Martewicz then tanked before folding what he claimed was a 10 high flush draw, Rose had Q♥T♥ for the flopped straight, whilst Andreev held Q♦J♥. The A♣ turn and K♦ river completed the board to eliminate Andreev, whilst Martewicz would've eliminated both players had he called. That's quite crucial because at the next hand...
Rose, Martewicz and Martin Ilavsky - who were the 3 biggest stacks on the table - all saw a flop of T♠8♠J♥. It checked through and the 5♥ hit the turn and that is where all of it went off.
Rose led for 30,000, Ilavsky raised to 125,000, Martewicz moved all-in for 570,000 (remember the common stack is solely 248,000 at this point) and Rose then instantly re-raised all-in for abut 800,000 total. Wow!
Ilavsky now got out of his seat to take a look at and comprehend what was happening. He had about 380,000 back and seemed unsure of what to do. "I'VE a suite," he said to Rose as he mulled it over. Eventually he elected to fold T♣T♦ and it was time for showdown:
Rose: 8♦8♥ - a set of eightsMartewicz: K♥9♥ - flush and straight draw
Ilavsky couldn't believe it, whilst Rose was delighted! The J♦ river kept Rose in front and he won an important 1,300,000 chip pot. It's safe to mention he'll be the top of day chip leader.
10:05pm: Last level of the nightLevel 18 - Blinds 4,000/8,000 (1,000 ante)Level 18 would be the eighth and final level of Day 2. There have been 74 players left originally of the extent and Thomas Lamatsch - who's the Tournament Director - think they'll be 43 players left on the end of the day. The PokerStars Blog predicts 47.
9:50pm: Rodriguez runs into the simpler handLevel 18 - Blinds 4,000/8,000 (1,000 ante)
Rouco Rodriguez opened to 16,000 from late position, Jonas Lauck three-bet to 35,000 out of the small blind, Rodriguez moved all-in for around 130,000 and Lauck made the call.
Lauck: 9♥9♠Rodriguez 8♣8♠
Rodriguez made the international noise for 'oh bother' when he saw he was behind. It didn't get any better for him because the 5♠J♠J♦Q♥T♣ board meant Lauck stayed in front and climbed to 440,000.
Rouco Rodriguez
9:35pm: More bustoutsLevel 17 - Blinds 3,000/6,000 (1,000 ante)
There's a queue on the payout desk and it's no surprise because the players are flying out at a rate of knots. Gunther Rettel, Feryat Toprakil, Ivan Kruljac, Ingo Paulus, Frederic Schwarzer, Sergey Topchiy and Oliver Heidel are all out.
9:20pm: Within the money finishersLevel 17 - Blinds 3,000/6,000 (1,000 ante)
It's congratudolences to the next players as they've cashed yes, but they've also crashed out of this tournament during level 17: Ayhan Agdas, Jens Steuber, Mateusz Bober, Maik Pribil, Rijad Hasani, Gregorz Bartold, Danilo Velasevic, Thomas Hueber, Lee Mulligan, Peter März, Julien Arethuse, Jean-Marc Jelk, Denis Panagopulos, Roland Weidinger and Aleksander Abutovic.
84 players left.
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Martin Mulsow, who's always a gregarious presence on the table, is out and it's Boris Andreev who got him.
Mulsow opened to 15,000 from early position and Andreev smooth called from the small blind. At the 3♦7♠7♦ flop Mulsow bet 15,000 and Andreev check-called.
The K♠ fell on fourth street and Mulsow moved all-in for his final 60,000 and Andreev snap called. Mulsow showed A♠Q♣ and Andreev had outdrawn him with K♦Q♦. The 8♦ river improved Andreev to a flush and Mulsow was on his way.
The online grinder still has time to late-reg the Sunday Million if he wants.
9pm: Last lady lives onLevel 17 - Blinds 3,000/6,000 (1,000 ante)
Maria Lampropoulos is the general female player on this tournament and he or she just doubled as much as survive.
Down to simply 48,000 she shoved with 7♠7♦ and Martin Kabrhel put her in peril with A♥4♣.The 9♦T♥6♥J♥J♣ board gave her a sweat but she doubled to around 110,000 whilst Kabrhel slips to 405,000.
8:55pm: Chips!Level 17 - Blinds 3,000/6,000 (1,000 ante)
Below are the highest 10 stacks of the 103 remaining players. It's Martin Ilvasky who leads the way in which. Whilst David Urban and Martin Kabrhel also are well placed. You will see a more complete set of chip counts on our dedicated chip count page.
| Martin Ilavsky | Slovakia | 645,000 |
| David Urban | Slovakia | 600,000 |
| Mateusz Martewicz | Poland | 505,000 |
| Alexandru Farcasanu | Romania | 500,000 |
| Martin Kabrhel | Czech Republic | 451,000 |
| Marek Blasko | Slovakia | 420,000 |
| Fabian Schaack | Germany | 420,000 |
| Rene Kodlin | Germany | 366,000 |
| Robert Kokoska | Czech Republic | 360,000 |
| Patrick Wolff | Germany | 351,000 |
Martin Ilavsky
8:50pm: Back from the dinner breakLevel 17 - Blinds 3,000/6,000 (1,000 ante)
Dinner's done. The players are back of their seats for the general two levels of the night.
7:50pm: Dinner breakLevel 16 - Blinds 2,500/5,000 (500 ante)
The bubble burst at the final hand of level 16 and the players at the moment are on a 60 minute dinner break.
7:45pm: Martin Guth bubbles Eureka6 RozvadovLevel 16 - Blinds 2,500/5,000 (500 ante)
Bubbling this tournament was a double bad beat for Martin Guth as you'll see.
He shoved for 52,000 with J♣J♦ and Karol Radomski called with A♣9♣ from a stack of 240,000. The 6♥5♥A♥Q♣T♥ board meant Guth was out.
But, there has been all-in at another table and if the all-in player was eliminated Guth and he would cut 103rd place money.
Guth (centre) leans forward to take a look at the board
It was Grzegorz Wyraz who was at risk, he was all-in for 93,000 with K♠Q♦ and in bad shape against Arsenii Karmatckii's A♣K♦.
Guth had wandered over to look at the hand and looked on because the board came T♥9♠A♦J♦8♣ to make Wyraz a straight meaning Guth left empty handed.
7:40pm: The bubble has burstLevel 16 - Blinds 2,500/5,000 (500 ante)
Details coming right up.
7:30pm: Clinging to the bubbleLevel 16 - Blinds 2,500/5,000 (500 ante)
Mykola Lakatosh is all the way down to just 7,000 and appears to be most vulnerable to bubbling here in Rozvadov. He's got a pair more hands to the large blind hits him. Will he survive?
7:20pm: Bubble timeLevel 16 - Blinds 2,500/5,000 (500 ante)
We're at the bubble in Rozvadov.
Josef Pavelka, who was runner-up last year here suffered a foul beat by the hands of Petr Machacek to bust. Pavelka had kings to Machacek's jacks but a jack at the flop sent him out in 106th.
And Jens Hansen is out in 105th. He shoved for approximately 50,000 from the button with A♦K♥ and Thomas Hueber called from the large blind with A♣6♦. A cruel 2♦3♠8♣8♦6♠ board saw Hansen eliminated by the river.
7:15pm: The stalling beginsLevel 16 - Blinds 2,500/5,000 (500 ante)
We're a few spots off the bubble however the stalling has begun. Andriy Palyuga - who has 78,000 - so isn't super short had the clock called on him. The Ukranian was under-the-gun and had taken an age to act.
His time didn't tick right down to zero though as he mucked with about 15 seconds left.
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Down to simply 25,500 Dominik Paus moved all-in from under-the-gun and although a few players looked interested he got the shove through and survived.
6:50pm: Six off the bubbleLevel 16 - Blinds 2,500/5,000 (500 ante)
With the eliminations of Radek Jantos and Ioan Mihai Taizs just 109 players are left. 103 get paid.
6:35pm: Level upLevel 16 - Blinds 2,500/5,000 (500 ante)
Level 16 is the last level before the dinner break and it looks like the bubble should burst before it ends. Because the level started there have been 112 players left in. Brandon Boswell, Bernhard Haider and Dustin Mangold are three of the players who've just missed the money.
6:25pm: Big slick vs big chickLevel 15 - Blinds 2,000/4,000 (500 ante)
By the time I arrived on the table there has been already a chance of 16,000 in front of Johannes Dandl (under-the-gun+1) and an all-in shove of 92,000 in front of Domenico Gal. Dandl was within the tank and after thinking for a few minutes he called.
Gal: A♣K♣Dandl: A♦Q♣
The 5♥K♦A♠ flop gave Gal an even grip at the hand but he refused to take a seat until the 4♣ turn card sealed the deal. The meaningless 5♦ completed the board.
After that hand Gal is as much as 192,000 whilst Dandl slips to 150,000.
6:10pm: The bubble loomsLevel 15 - Blinds 2,000/4,000 (500 ante)
Just 120 players remain now, 103 of whom gets paid. Recent exits include: Jan Bloch, Igor Loginov, Udo Hemmert, Marius-Alexandru Gicovanu, Stefan Rapp and Day 1B chip leader Quentin Dellis.
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From the cutoff Apostolos Chatzopoulos opened to 8,500, Frederic Schwarzer then shoved from the small blind for 47,500 and it folded back to Chatzopoulos who got a count after which called.
Schwarzer: 8♠8♥Chatzopoulos: A♠2♠
The 6♣9♠6♦K♥T♦ board favoured the German. He doubled to 105,000 whilst Chatzopoulos slipped to 110,000.
5:55pm: There is a new chip in playLevel 15 - Blinds 2,000/4,000 (500 ante)
The start of Level 15 meant the 100 chips were not needed. So that they were raced off and replaced with some green chips which might be worth 25,000 a work. Ivan Luca has two of them and he's got about 300,000 in total.
Lots of lucre for Luca
5:40pm: Sevens stay strong for SerifLevel 15 - Blinds 2,000/4,000 (500 ante)
Serif Gozegir is as much as 280,000 after eliminating Markus Luczak. The Turkish player opened to 8,500 from under-the-gun, Luczak shoved for 47,000 total and Gozegir called the extra.
Luczak: 2♠2♦Gozegir: 7♥7♦
By the turn of a 9♣A♥A♣8♠ board there have been some split pot possibilities however the 4♠ fell at the river and Luczak was eliminated.
5:30pm: Hour long levels from here onLevel 15 - Blinds 2,000/4,000 (500 ante)
Level 15 has just started and the degrees could be 60 minutes in length any more. There are 140 players remaining and the common stack is a bit over 120,000 (30 big blinds).
5:15pm: End of level 14Level 14 - Blinds 1,500/3,000 (400 ante)
Level 14 has come to an end and the players are actually on a fifteen minute break.
5:10pm: All the way down to 140Level 14 - Blinds 1,500/3,000 (400 ante)
Over the hole four levels greater than half the sector was eliminated as we're right down to 140 players. Janis Matisons, Benjamin Bauer, Lukasz Tomecki, Daniel Onat, Robert Hana, Robert Schulz, Charles La Boissonniere, Ondrej Mar and Marian Virlanuta are one of the most latest casualties on Day 2.
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| Martin Ilavsky | Slovakia | 350,000 |
| Robert Kokoska | Czech Republic | 335,000 |
| Daniel Karacic | Croatia | 270,000 |
| Tonino Schmitz | Germany | 230,000 |
| Quentin Dellis | Belgium | 220,000 |
| Michael Eiler | Germany | 210,000 |
| Hannes Speiser | Austria | 200,000 |
| Ivan Luca | Argentina | 200,000 |
| David Urban | Slovakia | 195,000 |
| Jean-Marc Jelk | France | 180,000 |
| Arsenii Karmatckii | Russia | 166,200 |
| Feryat Toprakli | Germany | 162,000 |
| Martin Kabrhel | Czech Republic | 159,000 |
| Lazer Gjergji | Czech Republic | 151,800 |
| Gaspare Leggio | Italy | 147,000 |
| Mick Heder | Denmark | 144,600 |
| Arturs Scerbaks | Latvia | 138,700 |
| Tomasz Caba | Poland | 125,000 |
| Martin Mulsow | Germany | 125,000 |
| Amir Mozaffarian | Germany | 120,000 |
| Jonas Lauck | Germany | 115,000 |
| Lee Mulligan | UK | 98,000 |
| Martin Guth | Germany | 97,000 |
| Boris Andreev | Russia | 94,000 |
| Grzegorz Wyraz | Poland | 61,400 |
| Brandon Boswell | USA | 51,300 |
| Stefan Rapp | Austria | 35,000 |
| Maria Lampropoulos | Argentina | 27,200 |
Robert Kokoska - second in chips
4:40pm: Nice river!Level 14 - Blinds 1,500/3,000 (400 ante)
Down to simply 13,400 Andreas Gann moved all-in with K♣K♦ and collected a choice from Martin Kabrhel, who held 8♥8♠.
The 8♦Q♣T♠ flop gave Kabrhel the lead, the 9♦ turn made things interesting and the J♥ river completed Gann's straight and he survived.
Despite that hit Kabrhel still has a healthy stack of around 150,000.
Kabrhel - doing alright
4:30pm: Getting in the direction of the moneyLevel 14 - Blinds 1,500/3,000 (400 ante)
Level 14 would be the last 45 minute level of the tournament as we push the clock as much as 60 minutes from level 15 onwards. Because the level gets under way 154 players remain but sadly for fans of: Robert Wirth, Marc Radgen, Thomas Mulansky, Roman Sokolov, Teodor Popovic, Marcin Jaworski, Friedrich Raz, Jan Nakladal, Tim Eulenbach, Wieslan Klimczak, Georgios Vrakas and Marc-Andre Ebermann they're all out.
4:20pm: Clash of the titans?Level 13 - Blinds 1,200/2,400 (300 ante)
Martin Ilavsky has just been moved two seats to the left of Dennis Karacic. They're two of the five biggest stacks within the tournament. Ilavsky has 350,000 whilst Karacic has 280,000.
If they become involved in a large pot they could create one super stack!
4:10pm: Sent to the railLevel 13 - Blinds 1,200/2,400 (300 ante)
Blinds go up and the collection of players go down, it is a fact of life for a poker tournament. Helping that number catch up with to the 103 who receives a commission are: Thomas Traboulsi, Mihai Stinca, Marko Turnsek, Dag Palovic, Robert Zipf, Ulf Steringer, Paraschos Stavridis, Tamas Janicsak, Petr Satek, Michael Huber, Michal Mrakes, Gregory Luttke and Eimantas Valcius.
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I joined the action to look a three-bet of 13,500 in front of Igor Loginov and an all-in shove of approximately 72,200 in front of Tonio Roder. Loginov was within the tank and took a while before calling.
Roder: J♥J♦Loginov: K♦K♠
Roder simply smiled when he saw that Loginov had taken as long to name as he did with pocket kings. The 4♠9♦2♣6♦2♥ board kept the cowboys in front and Loginov took slightly stick from players on the table about his play. Not from Roder though it's going to be noted.
Igot Loginov, 157,300
3:55pm: Kokoska climbs to the summitLevel 13 - Blinds 1,200/2,400 (300 ante)
Robert Kokoska started the day with 38,200. He's now as much as 335,000, that's good for the chip lead. As to how he got there, well he told a colleague he had aces twice and kings once. Easy game.
3:46pm: One a minuteLevel 13 - Blinds 1,200/2,400 (300 ante)
The 197 remaining players are back of their seats. Doing the math, that implies we lost 90 players within the opening 90 minutes!
3:31pm: Break timeLevel 12 - Blinds 1,000/2,000 (300 ante)
That's the top of level 12 and the players at the moment are on a fifteen minute break.
3:30pm: All outLevel 12 - Blinds 1,000/2,000 (300 ante)
Over 80 players has been eliminated within the opening 90 minutes. Markarios Avramidis, Vlad Darie, Thorsten Ostwald, Rainer Emde, Lukas Pezda and Mihai Hanu are a few of those who've been knocked out.
3:15pm: Aces no good for PospiechLevel 12 - Blinds 1,000/2,000 (300 ante)
Marius Pospiech wandered over to media row and told my German colleague how he'd exited the tournament. Seems Pospiech got it all-in with aces against queens for a 80,000 chip pot. So far, so good. A queen at the flop meant it was in every single place for the German though.
Aces cracked for Pospiech
3:05pm: Double up for KhomamyLevel 12 - Blinds 1,000/2,000 (300 ante)
From early position Petr Machacek opened to 4,500 and Kasra Pour Khomamy then moved all-in for 37,900 total from the small blind. It passed back to Machacek, he got a count after which called.
Machacek: Q♦J♦Khomamy: A♣4♠
Khomamy was surprised to look he was ahead, and it stayed that way on a K♠4♥2♠6♣3♦ board. He's as much as around 80,000 whilst Machacek drops to 125,000.
2:55pm: More exitsLevel 12 - Blinds 1,000/2,000 (300 ante)
It's always the similar on Day 2 as there is a flurry of departures in the course of the opening level or two before things settle down.
The latest batch of players to feel the hangman's noose across the neck in their tournament life are: Jan Petras, Jan Navratil, Demir Ismail, Natalia Nikitina, Rainer Emde, Marcel Kesler, Olaf Langenfeld, Alexandre Hocquaux, Zeljko Jovanovic, Vladimir Demenkov and Sergey Menshov.
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It's been a really perfect opening level for Michael Eiler. The EPT7 Vienna champion is as much as 235,000.
Eiler's as much as the highest of the chip counts
2:30pm: Respect the raiseLevel 11 - Blinds 800/1,600 (200 ante)
If Ivan Luca is not the best player left on this field (Martin Kabrhel perhaps?) then he's the most efficient player with a large stack and he just put it to good use.
Tamas Janicsak opened to 3,500 from the cutoff, Antonio Martins Pedro smooth called at the button and Luca, who was within the small blind, considered his options.
He announced raise and slid out a chance totalling 12,700. Janicsak quickly folded and although Pedro looked interested he too folded to the Argentinian.
2:10pm: Short day for...Level 11 - Blinds 800/1,600 (200 ante)
Day 2 has not gone the way in which they'd have hoped for Frank Robotka, Tomasz Domaracki, Seballo Faldalarga, Michael Polchlopek, Frank Stumpf, David Dolak, Carsten Barth, Michael Koran, Petar Petrov, Tomas Pleticha, Adrian Esslen or Martin Bartos as they're all out.
None of these players had over 20 big blinds to begin the day.
2pm: Shuffle up and dealLevel 11 - Blinds 800/1,600 (200 ante)
Right on time the tournament is under way. Ahead of play started the Tournament director announced details of the prize pool. The winner will collect €124,890, whilst a 103 players gets paid, with a min-cash worth €1,800. See the whole structure here.
1:50pm: Day 2 set to startLevel 11 - Blinds 800/1,600 (200 ante)
Welcome to Day 2 of Eureka6 Rozvadov. There have been a complete of 682 entrants into the primary Event and 287 of these have made it to Day 2. Leading the best way is Quentin Dellis. The Belgian, who finished sixth at UKIPT5 Dublin in February, is the one player who'll begin Day 2 with over 200,000 as he bagged up 201,100 to top the Day 1B field.
Quentin Dellis
The plan for today is to play eight levels. The primary four of these may be 45 minutes in length after which from level 15 onwards the clock is increased to 60 minutes.
Play will start on time at 2pm. Stick here for moving day.
PokerStars Blog Reporting Team at Eureka6 Rozadov: Nick Wright. Photos by Tomas Stacha. Follow the PokerStars Blog on Twitter: @PokerStarsBlog
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