How to multi-table at the WSOP: Martin Kabrhel shows you how it's done

How to multi-table at the WSOP? Martin Kabrhel shows how it's done

Martin Kabrhel chose the absolute start of the World Series Main Event to launch a dual-bracelet campaign. The Czech high roller is concurrently battling in the $3,000 Freezeout and the $600 Deepstack Championship.

The WSOP media team captured how Kabrhel manages to navigate the action across two different rooms. Following a hand in one tournament, the five-time World Series champion sprinted through the corridors, rushing from the Paris Casino to make it in time to his seat at the Horseshoe.

At this stage, Kabrhel remains in contention in both events. In the Freezeout, the Czech player ended Day 1 sitting 175th in the chip counts with a 13 big blind stack, out of 226 players returning for Day 2. Meanwhile, in the $600 Deepstack, Kabrhel is currently 284th out of 556 remaining players, holding a 29 BB stack.