Following an open and a thre-bet, Sergey Akhmetchanov (pictured left) flat called and Viktor Shegay (pictured right) moved 6,800 chips all-in, which was his all-in. Only Akhmetchanov called and the two turned over their cards to see that they were off to the races.
Sergey Akhmetchanov: 
Viktor Shegay: 
The dealer put out 
on the board and the pocket jacks won the pot for Akhmetchanov.
Akzhul Dabylov is the first player eliminated in Day 1B of the National. There is the rest of this level and the four levels after that for the Kazakhstani to re-enter if he wishes.
There are 59 registered players at the moment and only one person has been eliminated at the start of the level. There will be a 20-minute break at the end of this level.
Level: 4
Blinds: 100/300
Ante: 300
The EPT Prague National High Roller Champion, Yaniv Peretz is in the house. The Latvian has just lost a pot to Timur Kurbanov but is still sitting around starting stack.
Ruslan Lukash kicked things off with a raise to 500 on the button and Peretz three-bet to 2,200 in the small blind. Kurbanov flat called in the big blind and Lukash passed, leaving the blinds to play it out.
The flop fell 
and both players checked. On the 
turn, Peretz checked again and Kurbanov bet 2,800, which Peretz called.
There was a on the river and it went check- call once more, this time for 5,000 but Peretz mucked when Kurbanov tabled 
Two levels are in the books and there are now over 50 players registered to Day 1B.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 200
There were four players in on the turn, with 
down. Maksim Bukreev, Ivan Volodko and Marat Achilov check and Uri Gilboa bet 4,400. Only Volodko folded and leaving three players still in as they headed onto the river.
It's the 
and Bukreev opted to lead for 13,000. After a short spell in the tank, Achilov decided to pass and Gilboa went all-in over the top for 800 more. It's an easy call for Bukreev and they flip their cards over.
Uri Gilboa: 
Maksim Bukreev: 
It's the nuts versus the second nuts and Gilboa is off to a flying start. Meanwhile Bukreev is down to a third of what he started with.
Sergey Petrushevskiy has just won a small pot on a 
board. He called an 800 bet from Kirill Egorov on the turn and both players checked on the river.
Petrushevskiy tabled 
for high card ace and it was good to win the pot, with Egorov sending his cards into the muck.
Level: 2
Blinds: 100/100
Ante: 100
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