2017 PokerStars Championship Prague

Pavel Binar raised to 3,800 from under the gun and Sam Greenwood called in late position. Oleksii Khoroshenin three-bet to 13,000 from the small blind, Binar four-bet shoved just shy of 40,000, Greenwood folded, and Khoroshenin called.

Pavel Binar:
Oleksii Khoroshenin:

Binar was behind from start to finish on , making him the third player to hit the rail today.

Stefan Schillhabel has become the second player to bust out of the €25,500 Single Day High Roller. It was Steve O'Dwyer who opened the action to 3,500. Behind him, Schillhabel three-bet to 11,000, O'Dwyer four-bet to 28,500, Schillhabel five-bet shoved around 100,000 and O'Dwyer snap-called.

Stefan Schillhabel:
Steve O'Dwyer:

Schillhabel was the favorite going in but saw O'Dwyer get the best of it on a rundown.

Sergi Reixach raised to 3,500 from under the gun and was called by Sam Greenwood on the button, Juha Helppi in the small blind and Oleksii Khoroshenin in the big blind. There was no betting action at all on the board of and Helppi was first to show, turning over his for a pair of eights. All opponents mucked and the Finn claimed the pot.

The next hand, Ole Schemion raised to 3,400 and Greenwood shoved from one seat over. Reixach in the big blind asked for a count and, once it was deemed to be for 35,800, the Spaniard went all in over the top. Schemion sighed and folded.

Sam Greenwood:
Sergi Reixach:

The board ran out and neither over card hit to let Greenwood double.

After a raise from Nick Petrangelo, Bryn Kenney shoved around 25,000 and Petrangelo quickly folded. In the hand after, Kenney raised to 3,500 from middle position. Timothy Adams defended his small blind but gave up directly to Kenney's continuation bet.

On a flop, Sergi Reixach check-called 5,200 from Ole Schemion. The turn was the and Reixach check-called the German's second barrel of 9,000.

The river double-paired the board with the . Reixach slid a tower of T-5,000 chips forward, more than enough to put Schemion at risk for his remaining stack fo 32,500. Schemion gave it up after a short while.

Bryn Kenney sat back down for bullet number two not long ago but things escalated quickly once again, albeit not with an all in showdown. After having lost some chips already, he got into a pot with Nick Petrangelo in a battle under the gun versus button. The turn showed and Kenney checked, Petrangelo bet 6,000 and Kenney called.

After the river, Kenney made it 17,000 to go and Petrangelo called to see Kenney muck his cards instantly and forfeit the pot.

The next four players to join included one re-entry in Bryn Kenney, while Vladimir Troyanovskiy, Xiaoyang Luo and Mustapha Kanit are all new entries. According to the screens there are already 27 entries for this event towards the end of level two.

Nick Petrangelo raised to 3,000 from the cutoff, Thomas Muehloecker three-bet to 10,000 from the small blind and Petrangelo called. The flop was and Muehloecker bet 8,000. Petrangelo shoved a little under 50,000 and Muehloecker folded rapidly.

Sam Greenwood opened the action with a raise 3,000 in the cutoff and Bryn Kenney came along from the button, while Oleksii Khoroshenin filled up out of the big blind. On the flop, Khoroshenin checked and Greenwood did so as well. Kenney bet 4,600 and Khoroshenin check-raised to 15,200. Greenwood got out of the way and Kenney let his shot clock run down to five seconds before reraising to 30,000.

Khoroshenin moved all in and Kenney called it off for what appeared to be 70,000 total.

Bryn Kenney:
Oleksii Khoroshenin:

The on the turn gave Kenney an additional flush draw, but a blank on the river was of no help. Kenney was the first player to bust and is expected to re-enter within the registration period.