"I am out. 15 big blinds, queen jack suited against Marti Roca," Sonny Franco said on his way out. Marti Roca de Torres confirmed that story, as he had called with ace-jack in the cutoff and remained ahead. The Spaniard barely had Franco covered and climbed slightly above the average.
Level: 15
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
The first two levels on Day 2 are over and the screens show just 111 players out of 551 entries remaining. They have left the Cotton Candy room to take their first 15-minute break of the day.
Alexandre Mitjavila Moix and Demetrio Caminita hold more than one million in chips combined and appear to be the current chip leaders. Caminita just sent Matthijs van den Broek to the rail in a battle button versus cutoff. It was van den Broek that opened and he picked up a call to see a 
flop.
Van den Broek check-raised and then jammed the 
turn to see Caminita snap-call.
Matthijs van den Broek: 
Demetrio Caminita: 
The 
river was the cherry on top, giving Caminita quads to deal the final blow in style.
Teunis Kooij raised and picked up several callers to see a flop of 
. That's when Ivalin Todorov got his stack in and Kooij called with a near identical short stack.
Kooij had aces and Todorov turned over 
for the flush draw. The 
followed right away on the turn and the 
river was a blank to leave Kooij with two T-500 chips.
There was a loud uproar on the only table left in the secondary tournament section and David Murillo Parra let out a "funny version" of a Spanish swear word.
Murillo had been all in with 
against the 
of Maurizio Pili, while Helder da Silva Rego had folded and claimed in table chat that he got rid of pocket tens.
The reason for Murillo's outburst was a board of 
, and the table broke soon after.
At almost the same time on different tables, Pietro Robbiano and Benjamin Barkay ended up all in and at risk. The former was left stunned when his aces were called by Silviu Baltateanu, who had 
and hit a four on the flop.
Another four on the turn gave Baltateanu trips and he then said "I thought you have ace-king" in table chat while he dragged in the big pot.
Barkay was all in with 
against the of Day 1b chip leader Maksims Gorbacs, who had taken chips off the player from Israel previously. This time, the board came 
and Barkay voided the elimination in fortunate fashion.
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