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9:20pm: Day 1B is within the bagLevel 10 - Blinds 600/1,200 (200 ante)

That's the top of Day 1B. We'll bring you a recap of that shortly. Day 1C - a turbo flight with 20 minute levels - starts at 10pm. It will be done around 2am and we'll bring you a recap of that flight when it ends.

9:10pm: Last three handsLevel 10 - Blinds 600/1,200 (200 ante)

The clock have been paused and they will be three more hands before play is completed for the day.

9pm: Fallen on the lastLevel 10 - Blinds 600/1,200 (200 ante)

Just 157 of 338 players remain now. A number of the players who've been eliminated in level 10 are: Markus Zimmer, Mario Eder, Marc Klausen, Gerald Soldermann, Ivan Curic, Anthony Ghamrawi and Mark Blockhaus.

Anthony Ghamrawi

8:50pm: Viola can't spikeLevel 10 - Blinds 600/1,200 (200 ante)

Michail Jekimov can't believe that he is still on this tournament. He shoved for 12,300 with 5♦5♥ and Andres Viola gave him a spin with A♣J♥.

The 6♣T♣8♣ flop made Viola the favorite but he bricked the 3♥ turn and T♥ river. "Wow I continue!" exclaimed Jekimov. " You had such a lot of out!"

After that had Viola drops to 85,000.

8:40pm: Tight on the topLevel 10 - Blinds 600/1,200 (200 ante)

With just over HALF-HOUR to head it is very close on the top of the chip counts. Not up to a large blind separates Amir Mozaffarian (171,000) from Martin Ilavsky (170,000).

8:35pm: Last level beginsLevel 10 - Blinds 600/1,200 (200 ante)

The final level of the night has just started but for some they did not make it this far: John Kiernan, Paul Michaelis, Martin Greizinger, Mirek Spicka, Marc Goschel, Christa Hacke, Stefan Raab, Mikhail Filatov, Jan Matousek, Florian Baum, Stefan Hulin, Benjamin Philipps, Keith Christie and Martin Mulsow are among people who fell during level nine.

Stefan Raab

8:25pm: No comeback for LampropoulosLevel 9 - Blinds 500/1,000 (100 ante)

Maria Lampropoulos have been playing a brief stack for many of the day and she or he couldn't get a double up when she needed it. She shoved for 13,000 from the button with 8♥7♥ and Ayhan Agdas called from the large blind with T♥T♠

A 9♠4♣K♥Q♠3♠ board kept Agdas in front and Lampropoulos tapped the table before exiting the tournament.

8:10pm: Chip countsLevel 9 - Blinds 500/1,000 (100 ante)

Here's a glance at one of the most names, notables and large stacks:

Name Country Chips

Amir Mozaffarian	Germany	171,000
Dag Palovic	Slovakia	160,000
Jonas Lauck	Germany	132,000
Jean-Marc Jelk	Austria	100,000
Michael Panovec	Austria	90,000
Hannes Speiser	Austria	85,000
Feryat Toprakli	Germany	70,000
Robert Schulz	Germany	48,000
Paul Michaelis	Germany	42,000
Bahador Azad	Germany	36,000
Stefan Raab	Germany	36,000
Martin Guth	Germany	31,000
Maria Lampropoulos	Argentina	16,000
Ronny Voth	Germany	15,000
Anthony Ghamrawi	Austria	11,500

Amir Mozaffarian

7:55pm: Bad news, good newsLevel 9 - Blinds 500/1,000 (100 ante)

The bad news for Christopher Derrick, Apostolos Chatzopoulos, Martin Romba, Stefano Rossomando, Steffen Bendit, Aram Ali, Josef Antos, Jiri Horak, Patrick Kuriger, David Dolak and Antonin Duda is that they are all out of the principle Event.

The excellent news is they can play Day 1C which starts in slightly over two hours.

7:45pm: Two more to goLevel 9 - Blinds 500/1,000 (100 ante)

The players are back for the overall two levels of the night.

7:30pm: Eight within the bankLevel 8 - Blinds 400/800 (100 ante)

That's the tip of level eight and the players are on their final 15 minute break of the day.

7:15pm: Double barrel gets the job doneLevel 8 - Blinds 400/800 (100 ante)

Pavel Sourek opened to 1,800 in early position and collected calls from Gerald Soldermann and Jan Bloch (big blind). At the 5♠Q♣2♦ flop the action checked to Soldermann and he bet 2,675. Bloch was the one caller.

The A♠ fell at the turn and a gamble of 4,375 from Soldermann was enough to win him the pot.

7pm: 33% downLevel 8 - Blinds 400/800 (100 ante)

A third of the Day 1B field has been eliminated within the opening 10 levels. The newest exits include the likes of: Mario Lenzi, Ulf Steringer, Jose Ponce, Samuel Fasel, Michael Wiertzema, Domenico Gal, Jens Kleinschmidt, Hanno Offen, Marc Radgen, Frank Reichel, Bulent Caliskan, Georgios Vrakas, Dawid Rana, Van Hoa Dang and Gregor Abmayr.

6:40pm: Where within the world?Level 7 - Blinds 300/600 (75 ante)

Whilst it's no surprise that Germany (221) and Czech Republic (72) dominate the Eureka6 Rozvadov field, players have come from world wide to take part.

We've had entries from Afghanistan, Argentina, Canada, Vietnam, Iran, Israel and Kosovo. The whole breakdown is pictured below.

6:30pm: Palovic powers onLevel 7 - Blinds 300/600 (75 ante)

Dag Palovic is as much as 130,000. That appears to be good for the chip lead right now.

This chip leading lark is tiring...

6:20pm: Kohnen zapped by ZurekLevel 7 - Blinds 300/600 (75 ante)

I missed the pre-flop action but on a 8♥A♠[3s flop Christoph Kohnen (button) bet 1,450, Thomas Zurek (small blind) check-raised to 4,700 total and after a short lived think Kohnen called.

The Q♥ fell at the turn, Zurek checked, Kohnen bet 6,700 (about half his stack), Zurek bet enough to set Kohnen all-in and he called it off.

Kohnen: A♥3♦Zurek: A♦8♦

Both players had flopped aces-up but Zurek's were better and he held up at the 4♥ river to climb to 50,000.

6:10pm: Going to need to take the turbo routeLevel 7 - Blinds 300/600 (75 ante)

During the break we received a complete host of bust out slips from the tournament staff. Consequently we will be able to inform you that: Zeljko Jovanovic, Petr Targa, Karel Hanykyr, Sandro Pitzanti, Nevidas Biriokovas, Vitezslav Pesta, Nikolai Bozic, Hussein Dhani and Ewald Fichtner are all out.

They've all got the choice to go into the turbo Day 1C that starts at 10pm.

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6:03pm: Late registration is closedLevel 7 - Blinds 300/600 (75 ante)

With the beginning of level seven it means late registration is closed. Because it stands 268 of 338 players remain on Day 1B. We'll get confirmation of that soon.

5:48pm: Break timeLevel 6 - Blinds 200/400 (50 ante)

That's the tip of level six and the players are on a fifteen minute break.

5:40pm: GoneLevel 6 - Blinds 200/400 (50 ante)

Sadly for Deniz Maska, Salih Ozdemir, Pascal Wagner, Stefan Toelle, Drazen Kapusta and Vladimir Burstein they've all lost their chips during level six.

5:25pm: Mountains for MozaffarianLevel 6 - Blinds 200/400 (50 ante)

Amir Mozaffarian is as much as 120,000 after eliminating Michael Hierl. The latter shoved with pocket tens but Mozaffarian had him pipped with pocket jacks they usually held as much as eliminate Hierl.

5:10pm: Double up for MeiriLevel 6 - Blinds 200/400 (50 ante)

On the river of a 4♠5♥K♣4♣J♠ board Hannes Speiser bet just 200 right into a pot of a few 4,500. Aviv Meiri responded by moving all-in for 5,450 and Speiser requested a count.

He had a stack of around 80,000 so it was a small percentage of his chips to name and speak to he did. Meiri showed K♠Q♥ which bested the A♦J♠ of Speiser.

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5:02pm: More level five fallersLevel 5 - Blinds 150/300 (25 ante)

Five not alive are: Gernot Kroiss, Rolf Baldus, Arash Safavi, Khabat Jahany and Ondrej Goetz.

286 of 328 runners remain.

4:50pm: Palovic picks up a beautiful potLevel 5 - Blinds 150/300 (25 ante)

A big pot for Dag Palovic to inform you about, he did a bit of fist pump after winning it which tells you simply how crucial the pot was.

I only saw the action from the turn but there have been three players still within the pot and 23,000 within the middle. The action was on Palovic and he bet 8,000. Radostin Todovichin eyed up the 4♠3♠5♥7♥ board after which moved all-in for 11,125 total.

Florian Baum was the third wheel on this hand and he desired to know what Palovic's options were if he called the all-in. Whilst this was happening Palovic took out his phone and took a photograph of the board! Once it have been made clear Palovic wouldn't be capable of raise, Baum folded and Palovic installed the extra.

Palovic: 7♠7♦ - turned setTodovichin: A♣2♣ - flopped straight

The 5♦ fell at the river to provide Palovic a whole house and that is the reason when he fist pumped. He's as much as 59,000 after that hand.

4:40pm: Don't advance to level sixLevel 5 - Blinds 150/300 (25 ante)

Over 30 players have busted out in the course of the opening four and a half levels. A few of the latest to lose their chips are: Henrik Unverricht, Marian Virlanuta, Carmelo Argento, Markus Ganglbauer, Dennis Kirsch and Julius Legen.

4:25pm: Chip countsLevel 5 - Blinds 150/300 (25 ante)

Below are the counts of a few of the names, notables and massive stacks within the Day 1B field.

Name Country Chips

Feryat Toprakli	Germany	65,000
Bahador Azad	Germany	60,000
Robert Schulz	Germany	60,000
Jonas Lauck	Germany	53,000
Hanno Offen	Germany	52,000
Ronny Voth	Germany	47,000
Paul Michaelis	Germany	44,825
Stefan Raab	Germany	30,400
Dag Palovic	Slovakia	26,625
Martin Kabrhel	Czech Republic	25,400
Marc Radgen	Germany	25,300
Martin Guth	Germany	22,300
Martin Mulsow	Germany	18,500
Antonin Duda	Czech Republic	17,700
Anthony Ghamrawi	Austria	17,000
Matias Ruzzi	Argentina	15,625
Maria Lampropoulos	Argentina	14,000

Hanno Offen is likely one of the big stacks

4:15pm: Duda dentedLevel 4 - Blinds 100/200 (25 ante)

Antonin Duda has dropped to 17,700 after losing a pot against Mihai Hanu. Pre-flop Hanu opened from the cutoff and called when Duda three-bet from the button. The 7♦9♦J♠ flop checked through and the K♥ fell at the turn. Hanu check-called a raffle of 3,000.

The A♠ completed the board and Hanu checked again. Duda thought hard and long about what to do but he checked and said: "Two pair," and opened K♠7♠, Hanu had a greater two pair though as he held A♣K♣.

Duda is down but not out

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4pm: B is for bustedLevel 4 - Blinds 100/200 (25 ante)

There's no easy method to say this but: Vedat Coknez, Elias Scott, Petr Jelinek, Thomas Erler, Ivan Sebeledi, Jan Nakladal, Heiko Rauch, Laurenz Desavis, Viorel Gavrila and Hussein Dhaini are all out of Day 1B. They could be back for Day 1C tonight at 10pm though.

3:50pm: Voth gets river valueLevel 4 - Blinds 100/200 (25 ante)

I joined the action to peer Tim Gruber betting 2,900 at the river of a 8♥5♣8♥T♥A♣ board. Ronny Voth was his lone opponent and the German raised it as much as 8,900 total. This sent Gruber into the tank but he eventually elected to name. Voth showed T♠T♣ for a turned full house and Gruber mucked.

Ronny Voth, 47,000Tim Gruber, 18,000

3:40pm: Good flop, bad turnLevel 4 - Blinds 100/200 (25 ante)

It's something creating a big hand, it's another entirely to get paid, something Jens Kleinschmidt might be thinking presently after he played a pot against Riko Kohn.

I missed the pre-flop action but Kohn bet 1,000 at the T♣A♠Q♣ flop and called when Kleinschmidt check-raised to 3,000 total. The K♠ turn card put two flush draws and 4 broadway cards at the board nevertheless it didn't slow Kleinschmidt down. He bet 6,100 and Kohn looked disgusted at this turn card. He shook his head, whatever he held this card was an action killer.

He took about 20 seconds to fold and Kleinschmidt showed K♦J♥ as he took the pot, meaning he'd flopped the nuts but not got the brick at the turn he had to get more value.

3:30pm: Play resumesLevel 4 - Blinds 100/200 (25 ante)

Cards are back within the air. Still quite a few time for the sphere to swell as late registration is open until the beginning of level seven.

3:15pm: Take a breakLevel 3 - Blinds 75/150

That's three levels done and dusted. To celebrate the players are on a fifteen minute break.

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3pm: 300!Level 3 - Blinds 75/150

We're as much as 300 runners now and Dag Palovic is among them. The Slovakian pro has almost $1,000,000 in lifetime earnings.

Dag Palovic and Jan Nakladal

2:45pm: Cooler for RudelitzLevel 3 - Blinds 75/150

One of the damaging German players mention below (see 2:25pm post) is out and it was a cooler that did for Enrico Rudelitz. He opened to 300 with A♣A♦, Bahador Azad three-bet to 800, the small blind smooth called and Rudelitz then bumped the cost of poker as much as 3,000. Azad was the one caller.

The A♠T♥4♥ flop gave Rudelitz top set and he played it cute, check-calling a raffle of 3,500. The 8♥ fell at the turn and Rudelitz check-called again, this time 7,000. The Q♣ completed the board and Azad set Rudelitz all-in for his last 11,000 and the German made the call.

Azad rolled over Q♥J♥ for the turned flush, he's as much as 60,000 as a result.

2:35pm: ExitsLevel 3 - Blinds 75/150

Two more exits to inform you about as Josef Gulas and Elena Litvinyuk are both out.

2:25pm: The Germans are comingLevel 2 - Blinds 50/100

A choice of widely recognized German players have joined the sphere during level two. Jonas Lauck is an EPT regular who has over $1.1M in lifetime earnings. A win within the FPS Deauville High Roller in 2013 and a second place in a second place within the $1,500 Ante-Up event on the 2014 WSOP and a fifth place in a WSOP $1,000 bracelet event in 2015 are only three of his notable results.

Enrico Rudelitz's biggest career score also came on French soil, when he finished fourth within the EPT9 Deauville Main Event. That deep run in a 782 runner field earned him €215,000.

Robert Schulz is another player who's made a deep run at the EPT, he had a deep run at EPT11 Barcelona, making all of it the best way to 13th place before busting out for a €69,300 payday.

Last, but not least, lets throw a token Austrian into the German mix. Anthony Ghamrawi was runner-as much as Oleksii Khoroshenin at EPT10 Vienna and earned €446,481 for that performance.

We're up to 280 players now on Day 1B.

Jonas Lauck

2:10pm: Like, erm, Rozvadov taxisLevel 2 - Blinds 50/100

Ok the metaphor doesn't exactly work however the point is the primary exit was followed by three more in quick succession.

Erdar Suleyman, Manuel Fischer and Miltiadis Roumeliotis all find themselves with time on their hands. Perhaps we'll see them within the turbo flight at 10pm tonight.

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1:50pm: First exitLevel 2 - Blinds 50/100

Our German colleague Robin Scherr was the person at the scene for the primary exit of the day and that is what happened:

Peter Splettstosser opened to 250 from middle position, Hanno Offen called from the cutoff and the button and small blind (neither of whom are at the player list) both called as well.

So it was four to a flop, which came 6♣7♠9♦. Action checked to Offen, who bet 600. The button and small blind both called just for Splettstosser to check-raise to 3,500 total. Offen was the one caller.

The K♣ hit the turn, Splettstosser bet 6,100 right into a pot of 9,200, Offen raised to 15,000, Splettstosser shoved for 19,700 total and Offen called the extra.

Splettstosser: K♥K♦ - a turned setOffen: T♦8♣ - the flopped straight

The 8♠ river kept Offen in front and eliminated Splettstosser, after that hand Offen is as much as 52,000.

1:35pm: A COUPLE OF namesLevel 1 - Blinds 25/50

Players are continuing to float into the tournament room and there are a couple of familiar faces amongst them. Antonin Duda has just taken his seat, the Czech player who wears a nearly perma-smile whilst on the table.

He's had some great results through the years including two EPT Main Event final tables. Unfortunately for him they both ended in seventh place finishes. Both were six-figure scores though with the EPT9 Barcelona result worth €125,950 and his EPT11 Malta performance netted an additional € 108,200.

We had a WSOP bracelet winner within the field yesterday and that is the case again today. Paul Michaelis earned his last summer with a win within the $1,500 pot-limit Hold'em event. Ronny Voth is another dangerous German player within the field today and Martin Mulsow could also be at the player list but we've yet to identify him within the field.

1:15pm: Stop and goLevel 1 - Blinds 25/50

The formality that may be Day 1B being bigger than Day 1A has already been reached. There are currently 229 players of their seats but not they all are playing poker.

As per PokerStars rules there should be three players on the table for play to start out and there are many tables with one or two players only. It has been a leisurely start.

1pm: Shuffle up and dealLevel 1 - Blinds 25/50

Right on time the action has started.

12:45pm: Let's prepare for a great Saturday

Let's do it again! It is time for Day 1B of the Eureka6 Rozvadov Main Event and as (nearly always) we think Day 1B to be significantly bigger than Day 1A. So with 219 players turning up yesterday the hope is this stands out as the biggest ever Eureka Rozadov Main Event. If we get a bit of over double yesterdays runners we'll beat the mark of 664, which was set last season. Given there's also an afternoon 1C turbo flight then we're expecting somewhere around 700.

Eureka Rozvadov Main Event history:Season 3: 421 players, €500,000 prize pool, Bart Lybaert from Belgium for €115,000Season 4: 493 players, €500,000 prize pool, Martin Meciar from Slovakia for €87,600Season 5: 664 entries, €644,080 prize pool, Raphael Wimmer from Austria for €99,695

The target for anyone playing today is 194,400 as that is what Daniel Karacic managed to acquire yesterday. He topped the 90 players who made it through. Full chip counts of the survivors can also be seen here.

Play is because of start at 1pm.

Key Eureka6 Rozvadov Facts:

- 25,000 starting stack- Blinds starting at 25/50 for 500 big blinds- Levels are 45 minutes on Day 1 and they're going to be 10 of them. On Day 2 from level 15 onwards levels increase to 60 minutes.- Late registration is open until the beginning of level seven.- Day 1B is today and there is also a unique Turbo Day 1C at 10pm CET. That's only open to players who've busted either Day 1A or 1B. The sector will then combine for the primary time on Sunday. Players will reach the cash on Day 2 after which play right down to a last table on Day 3. The general table will play out on Tuesday. Cue mad celebrations and swigging of pilsner from the trophy (possibly).- Full Eureka6 Rozvadov schedule here.

PokerStars Blog Reporting Team at Eureka6 Rozadov: Nick Wright. Photos by Tomas Stacha. Follow the PokerStars Blog on Twitter: @PokerStarsBlog

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