Bela - 878,000
Andre Schneider - 819,000
Raul George Sav - 653,000
Valerijus Raginis - 589,000
Jordan Alan Hans Knackstedt - 485,000
utgwith50cent - 463,000
Giuseppe Cangemi - 459,000
Christian Dietlein - 408,000
ZETO - 314,000
Michail Jekimov - 252,000
Alexander Fischl - 246,000
Niklas Meier - 135,000

Sunday 13 September Schedule:

DAY 1G TURBO - 11:00

DAY 1 FLIP N GO PINEAPPLE - 14:00

MAIN EVENT DAY 2 - 17:00

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Action folded to Frank Richter in the Small Blind and his short stack all in was called by 'UTGWITH50CENT' in the Big Blind

Richter held K ♦Q ♣ but was behind to A ♠T ♥.

The board fell J ♦4 ♠7 ♠8 ♣9 ♦ and Richter couldn't improve, meaning he was the final player in Day 1F to be eliminated.

The remaining 12 players have bagged their chips and will return for Day 2 at 17:00 local time on Sunday, 13 September.

With 14 players remaining and 12 advancing, the board was down T ♦J ♣7 ♣9 ♠. Jonas Feist bet 75K from the Big Blind and Raul Sav raised to 230K from Early Position, which was enough to put Feist all in.

Feist needed more than a minute to think, but decided to call.

Sav tabled 8 ♠8 ♥ for a straight and Feist had K ♣J ♠. The T ♥ appeared on the river and Feist was left to collect his €700 prize.

The board was down A ♥A ♠7 ♥4 ♠ and Jordan Knackstedt bet 40K from Under the Gun on a 6-Handed Table.

Krystian Topa called from the Cutoff and the J ♥ hit the river.

Knackstedt checked and Topa shoved. Knackstedt called and turned over 6 ♥3 ♥ for a flush.

Topa couldn't hide his disappointment before he delayed revealing Ace-Queen for trips.

Topa was eliminated in 19th place, and the remaining 18 are ITM.

The day will end when 12 remain.

With the OLA Main Event Day 1F close to the money places, Filip Topuzovski was a short stack.

Firstly, he found a double up with 9 ♥8 ♥ versus A ♥6 ♥ after an eight appeared on the board.

Shortly afterward, he doubled again after waking up in the Small Blind with Pocket Kings, and his all in was called by the Big Blind player who had Ace-King.

However, with 20 remaining and 18 ITM, he was all in on a Jack-Nine-Seven flop and was called. Topuzovski held Pocket Aces, but his opponent had made two pair with Jack-Seven. Topuzovski was unable to survive and exited in 19th.