Early Reentry for Haxton in €100,000 Super High Roller
After the first two levels of play, 20 entries have been made into the €100,000 Super High Roller. 19 of them are unique, which means one unfortunate soul had to dig deep into his wallet to buy himself back into the event. It was Isaac Haxton who had to make the cashier trip to get a fresh stack of 250,000 in chips.
Haxton got clipped by Ali Reza Fatehi in the first level of the day, running kings into aces to leave himself with a mere 17,000. Those remaining chips went in shortly after on a 
flop, with Haxton holding 
. Steve O'Dwyer looked his countryman up with 
and after blanks on turn and river, Haxton was left empty-handed. As expected, Fatehi, the businessman from Iran who lives in Dubai is the early chipleader in this event. For all live updates of this event, head over to our friends at the PokerStars blog to read more.
Both the €1,100 EPT National Day 1a and Day 1b are fully underway as well. In Day 1a, 112 out of 515 entries currently remain, with Joao Vieira, Antonin Teisseire, Sonny Franco and Michal Mrakes among those in contention. Day 1b kicked off at noon as well, where already 505 players have taken their seats. Spotted in the field are Romain Lewis, Ramon Miguel Munoz, Martin Finger, Thomas Muehloecker, Gaelle Baumann, Friend of PokerStars Maria Konnikova, who busted Day 1a earlier today, Pete Chen and Kenny Hallaert.
