Meat: The Hilton has a very good steak restaurant, The Able Butcher, on site, just opposite from the check-in desk. You might also like Beefhouse , about a minute walk away, just past the Hotel Embassy.

But be hungry. Be very hungry. And expect meat sweats. The Hilton is also only five minutes from a McDonalds, if you must.

If you know what to expect, MyRaw Cafe is also terrific. High end: Prague has literally hundreds of restaurants, some of which rank among the best in Europe.

La Degustation and Field have Michelin stars, while both Eska and Sansho are very close to the Hilton and earn regular rave reviews. December Tours with a private guide Join an exclusive tour of the Old Town daily at 4pm or Prague Castle daily at 6pm.

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The Czech Republic is in the European Union, but it is not in the Eurozone, which means it retains its own currency. The Czech koruna CZK is the only currency accepted across most of the smaller shops and restaurants.

Some of the bigger places will allow you to pay in Euros, and the EPT tournament buy-ins and cash games use Euros as the base currency.

The first is that the shopping mall across from the Hilton through the parking lot opposite the tournament room entrance has pretty much everything you need to survive: a pharmacy, a supermarket and a decent coffee shop.

You might want to visit at least once a day. Prague has a very easy to use metro system click to expand. Secondly: Prague has a really good metro system that is very easy to use, and Florenc station is a very short walk from the Hilton.

There are three lines: the green A line, the yellow B line and the red C line. Florenc is one of stations that is an interchange, meaning you can access both B and C lines from there, while the A line is only two stops away.

If your trip is even shorter, ie. One other crucial piece of information: you need to validate your ticket before getting on the train, which means sticking it into the yellow box at the top of the escalators.

That should keep you on the right side of the law. At time of writing, the first three are in the Premier Division. Tickets are usually available, so get along to a match if you have the chance.

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Log in. Create account. Reset password. Martin Finger. Julian Track. Hossein Ensan. Paul Michaelis. Levels — Day 1A.

Levels — Day 1B. Our three remaining players seem to be in a holding pattern, waiting for a coin flip or a cooler to force someone's hand.

The past five hands went like this. Artem Kobylinskiy raised to , in the small blind on the first and Paul Michaelis called in the big blind.

Kobylinskiy opened for , on the button on the next hand and Alexandr Merzhvinskii called in the big blind. Then Michaelis opened for , on the button and Kobylinskiy called in the big blind.

Kobylinskiy called in the small blind on the next hand and Michaelis checked. And then Merzhvinskii got a walk in his big blind. After skipping the break they've rolled right into the next level with increased blinds and a bigger big blind ante.

A reminder -- levels are now 45 minutes long. Alexandr Merzhvinskii won a small one to start the new level. Kobylinskiy bet ,, and Michaelis called.

This time Kobylinskiy bet 1. Artem Kobylinskiy limped from the small blind and called Paul Michaelis's big blind re-raise to , He's now on 4 million.

Alexandr Merzhvinskii is playing faster with the deal already in the books. Having good starting cards certainly helps in that regard, too.

Early indications, and the following picture, suggest that a deal has been reached between the final three players. The clock is paused again with 13 minutes on it as the remaining three discuss a deal again.

The first was a blind-versus-blind hand in which Merzhvinskii raised pre-flop, then got Artem Kobylinskiy to fold to his continuation bet. Kobylinskiy won the next one with a button raise, then Merzhvinskii limped in from the small blind Kobylinskiy raised, Merzhvinskii jammed, and Kobylinskiy folded.

Merzhvinskii is up to 9. Artem Kobylinskiy opened for , on the button and Paul Michaelis announced a raise.

He put , in the pot. Kobylinskiy then tossed in 1. Michaelis then shoved and Kobylinskiy folded. Alexandr Merzhvinskii just won two straight hands, one from each of his opponents, to add to his stack.

In the first Artem Kobylinskiy raised to , from the button and Merzhvinskii called from the big blind. Merzhvinskii tabled queen-nine for a pair and Kobylinskiy mucked in a way that made it look like he might have been ahead before that river card.

Michaelis checked again, and this time Merzhvinskii bet 1. Merzhvinskii is up to 8. Michaelis meanwhile still has a healthy lead with Kobylinskiy checked once more and Michaelis bet again, though this time much larger -- 3.

Kobylinskiy thought it over for about 15 seconds and then tossed in a chip to signify his call. He's now on a bit over 20 million.

Kobylinskiy falls to around Alexandr Merzhvinskii raised to , from the button and Paul Michaelis called from the big blind.

Merzhvinskii bet ,, then Michaelis check-raised to , and after some thought Merzhvinskii called. Undeterred, Merzhvinskii fired 1.

Michaelis is up to Paul Michaelis raised the button to take one pot and then checked his option in the big blind when Artem Kobylinskiy called in the small.

As the short stack with less than 15 big blinds, Laurynas Levinskas was just about in push-or-fold mode, although he did make it to a flop with Alexandr Merzhvinskii before letting go his hand to a push by the latter on the turn, leaving himself with 2.

Levinskas was in the big blind the next hand costing him , with the big blind ante , when Paul Michaelis raised to , from the button. Michaelis bet ,, and when Levinskas check-raised all in, Michaelis called in a flash.

Meanwhile Artem Kobylinskiy still leads with about And it sounds like they are going to keep playing without a deal. On the first hand back after the deal negotiations, Alexandr Merzhvinskii opened for , and Laurynas Levinskas jammed for 2.

That's a lot of work for a one-big-blind profit. After some discussion between the players, it doesn't look like we're going to have a deal at this point.

Paul Michaelis doesn't want to take anything less than ICM. The plan is to resume play in just a few minutes after the players take a quick break.

They're still talking about the potential deal. One of the news items to come out of the discussion was that Laurynas Levinskas already has a package to the PokerStars Players Championship in the Bahamas in January won in a satellite at EPT Barcelona so the lure of the Platinum Pass is not so strong for him.

We'll obviously let you know as soon as we have confirmation of any agreement, or the opposite. We just played two hands without much in the way of action -- two button raises with folds all around -- and then the topic of a potential deal came up.

Now we're on a five-minute break while the players look over the ICM numbers to see if that's indeed what they want to do.

We had seen Carlos Branco pushing all-in many times during the first two hours or so of poker today when he open-raised all in from the small blind just now, winning the big blind and big blind ante off of Laurynas Levinskas.

On the next hand Paul Michaelis raised to , from under the gun or, the hijack, if you like , and when it folded to Branco he was at it again, re-raising all in for his last 3.

It folded to Artem Kobylinskiy in the big blind who called right away, and when he tabled his hand it was easy to see why he did.

There was a brief discussion of perhaps talking about a deal after Branco left, but the four remaining players chose to continue onward.

Branco raised to , under the gun and Paul Michaelis called from the big blind. Branco thought it over and called.

Branco looked like he might be sick. He began running through all the action to that point in the hand, his lips moving all the while.

Eventually he decided to fold. He's on They've introduced just a small handful of white chips worth , each into play -- nine of them, to be exact -- giving a few each to the chip leaders, Paul Michaelis and Artem Kobylinskiy.

As it happens, those two were involved in the first hand of the new level, and some of those white chips traded hands.

After Kobylinskiy limped in from the small blind, Michaelis raised to , and Kobylinskiy called. Besides taking some of those white chips, Kobylinskiy has now just barely nudged ahead of Michaelis with After a good first level for Artem Kobylinskiy and Carlos Branco, here's how the remaining five stack up as we enter Level There was a lengthy, tense hand to end Level 31, lasting three minutes into the first break of the day.

It began with Alexandr Merzhvinskii limping in from the button, Carlos Branco also limping from the small blind, and Laurynas Levinskas checking from the big blind.

Merzhvinskii used a time bank card, then raised to 3 million, leaving himself only about , behind. Branco then tanked for three time bank cards' worth before finally letting his hand go.

They both checked to Levinskas, who bet , Kobylinskiy called and Merzhvinskii folded. Levinskas tumbles to about 3. Artem Kobylinskiy opened for , in the cutoff and picked up the pot without opposition.

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