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Big Call Leaves Goce Mitkovski Short-Stacked
Level 13: 2000/4000 (4000)
Entries: 45/158
Goce Mitkovski faced a tough decision on the river with his tournament life nearly on the line. His opponent, Corentin Pierre Soulier, had moved all-in for around 88,000 on a board of K♥8♦Q♠2♣2♠ and over 80,000 already in the middle. After a lengthy consideration, Mitkovski made the call, and the cards were revealed:
- Corentin Pierre Soulier: K♣J♣ (top pair)
- Goce Mitkovski: A♦Q♣ (second pair)
Mitkovski’s call cost him nearly everything, as he’s now left with under 5 big blinds, fighting to stay in the tournament.
Corentin Pierre Soulier: 250,000
Goce Mitkovski: 22,000
Heartbreaker on the River For Martz
Level 13: 2000/4000 (4000)
Entries: 49/158
Marcel Frank Martz opened from an early position and was called by Matthieu Noel Burguiere in the big blind. The flop came 8♠7♥9♦ (rainbow), and after Burguiere checked, Martz made a small bet of 5,000. Burguiere responded with a raise to 26,000, and Martz called.
The turn brought the Q♦, and Burguiere instantly moved all-in, putting Martz to the test for his remaining 60,000 chips. After a sigh, Martz called and both hands were revealed:
- Marcel Frank Martz: 9♣9♥ (set of nines)
- Matthieu Noel Burguiere: Q♠10♥ (top pair with an open-ended straight draw)
With Martz ahead, the river turned the tables as the dealer revealed the 6♥, completing Burguiere’s straight and delivering a crushing blow to Martz’s set. A nightmare river for the German, as Burguiere scooped up the pot.
Matthieu Noel Burguiere: 420,000
Marcel Frank Martz: 0
The Cooler Got Cooled
Level 12: 1500/3000 (3000)
Entries: 55/158
Vasyl Vorynka found himself heads-up in a 3-bet pot against Latvia’s Alexandrs Golubevs on a 10♥7♥4♥ flop. Vorynka led out with a bet of 30,000, which Golubevs called without hesitation.
The turn brought the Q♣, giving Vorynka two pair. He shoved all-in for over 70,000 and his opponent snap-called – both players revealed their hands:
- Vasyl Vorynka: Q♦10♦ (two pair)
- Alexandrs Golubevs: A♥A♠ (overpair with a flush draw)
Golubevs said, “Well, I’m gonna need a heart.” His wish was granted as the river delivered the 2♥, completing his flush and securing the pot, leaving Vorynka’s two-pair second best.
Alexandrs Golubevs: 320,000
Vasyl Vorynka: 0
Tastanis Turns Up the Heat
Level 11: 1000/2500 (2500)
Entries: 62/158
An intriguing hand played out between Michail Tastanis and Corentin Pierre Soulier (pictured below). Soulier opened the pot and called Tastanis’s 3-bet to 14,000, setting the stage for a strategic showdown.
The flop came 10♦A♠7♣, and after Soulier checked, Tastanis responded with an unusually small bet of just one blind. The turn brought the 7♥, pairing the board, and this time Tastanis upped the pressure with a sizable bet of 26,500. Soulier took his time but eventually made the call.
When the river 3♠ landed, Soulier snap-checked, and Tastanis fired out 77,000. After a few moments of contemplation, Soulier decided to muck his hand, giving Tastanis the pot.
Michail Tastani: 240,000
Corentin Pierre Soulier: 120,000

How The Tables Turn
Level 11: 1000/2500 (2500)
Entries: 70/158
Daniele Grasso went all-in from under the gun for 43,000, and Benedetto Caruso made the call from the cutoff.
Caruso was covering by only 10 big blind and they both went to showdown:
Daniele Grasso: A♠K♠
Benedetto Caruso: A♥Q♥
The flop came 9♦3♦Q♠, giving Caruso a pair of Queens and putting Grasso on the back foot. The turn 3♠ offered Grasso a glimmer of hope with a spade flush draw, but the river wasn’t a spade. Instead, it brought the K♦, giving Grasso the winning hand and a crucial double-up.
Daniele Grasso: 91,000
Benedetto Caruso: 24,000
Late Registration Closes for Day 1C
Level 11: 1000/2500 (2500)
Entries: 74/158
Late registration for Day 1C has officially closed, with a total of 158 entries joining today’s action. Currently, 74 players remain as they wrap up their 15-minute break and prepare to return to the tables.
When play resumes, blinds will increase to 1,000/2,500 with a 2,500 ante at Level 11, intensifying the fight as players push to make it to Day 2. Only the top 15% (around 24 players) of the field will advance, securing minimum cash of €1,000 and continuing their journey in the tournament.
Stay tuned to see who rises to the top as Day 1C progresses!
