Langar Oghabian Leads Eureka 5 Main Event

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Langar Oghabian from Netherlands is leading the €1,100 Eureka 5 Rozvadov Main Event after day 1a. The Dutch bagged 258,900 chips to secure a chip lead amongst 24 survivors out of 98 participants.

Oghabian is followed by Russia's Denis Ursu, who was the only other player to cross a 200k mark. 
Eureka 4 Vienna champ Zoltan Gal attended flight 1a but fell before the end of the day, just as UKIPT Isle of Man 2 finalist Josef Snejberg. 


Among those who survived day 1a is Manuel Mutke, who came close to earning a WSOP bracelet back in 2013, finishing 2nd in a $1.5k event. Other notables who got through first 11 levels here in Rozvadov were Pierre Mothes (EPT8 Loutraki finalist) and Jakub Kyrian (LAPT7 Peru finalist).

Eureka 5 Rozvadov day 1a top 5 chip counts: 
1st - Langar Oghabian, Netherlands, 258,900 
2nd - Denis Ursu, Russia, 219,300 
3rd - Willibald Stopfer, Germany, 170,500 
4th - Torsten Pischl, Germany, 168,300 
5th - Milan Sasek, Czech Republic, 160,800

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