It’s Day 3 at WSOP Europe in Prague, and I’m jumping into the €565 Colossus at King’s Casino with one goal in mind: win a bracelet while I’m here trying to spin a $30,000 bankroll. The structure is amazing (50K starting stack, 30-minute levels), and the field is exactly what you’d expect in a Colossus—tons of entries, a mix of pros and recreational players, and a lot of spots where mindset and patience matter just as much as technical play. I also show you how I’m registering and tracking everything with the WSOP Plus app, which honestly is a game changer for live events. Strategy-wise, I break down two big hands. First, I call down a triple barrel with Q♥4♥ in the big blind—top pair, weak kicker, but the runout and sizing make it a really natural bluff spot for my opponent, and I’m strong enough to just bluff-catch. Second, I talk through a nasty spot with 10♠9♠ on a super wet board versus a very aggressive player, where I lead turn to avoid getting put in the blender, then face an all-in on the river and fold—no show, so I want your thoughts. And yeah… it gets ugly fast near the bubble: kings into ace-king, and I’m out. That’s poker. I cool off, reset, and get ready for the €5,300 Main Event tomorrow because we’re not done here.