Registration is officially closed for Day 1A of the Main Event at the 2019 Lex Live Namur. There are a total of 168 entries with 109 players remaining at the moment. The players will go on a 30-minute break at the end of the level and after that they will play three more levels before the day will end.
Level: 9
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 0
Marco Rodrigues has very likely the biggest stack in the room despite doubling up his neighbor. He called the all-in bet of 16,300 on the 
flop with 
but he was very much behind against the 
of Karim Boucorra.
The turn was the 
and the river was the 
awarding the pot to Boucorra.
Jack Stanton sat on the button when he saw Tomislav Savov open from early position to 2,200. Another player called and Stanton three-bet to 8,300. Initial raiser Savov moved all-in for about 24,000. The third player in the hand got out of the way and Stanton gave up as well, sending the pot to his opponent.
Level: 8
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 0
Benjamin 'Spraggy' Spragg just got eliminated from the tournament with pocket aces against pocket tens. The board was 
as Spraggy got up from his seat.
The PokerStars Team Online member still has the option to reenter in this flight and he can also choose to play another flight later this week.
Cedric Audineau found pocket aces in the big blind and he saw six players limp in front of him. He bumped it up to 4,000 when it was his turn and to his surprise, four players called.
The flop came down 
and Audineau continued with a bet of 7,000. Only Ivo Schoofs called this time and they saw the 
turn.
This is the point where Audineau got all in for about 60,000 and he was called by his opponent with pocket sixes.
The river was a blank and Audineau his aces held up as the best hand. Schoofs was left with 10,000 but he hasn't been seen in his seat since he lost the big pot.
Ben Martin is an active member of the community and he just posted a picture in the Discord channel of Lex Veldhuis. Martin posted a photo of his stack that was now well over 100,000.
Martin told PokerNews that he had a rough couple of first levels where he couldn't really do anything. After he got moved tables he managed to get something going. He won a big pot when he raise-called after his opponent three-bet when he held ace-jack.
He flopped an ace and he called a bet on the flop. The turn was a brick and both players in the hand checked. The opponent of Martin got all-in after Martin had bet about 7,000 and Martin called. His opponent had pocket queens and Martin had the best hand.
Level: 7
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 0
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