Mete Ustuay limped the small blind and Konstantin Generalov raised to 6,500, which Ustuay called. They checked the 
flop and Ustuay check-folded the 
turn to a bet of 9,000, flashing the 
. Generalov returned the favor and turned over an ace. Both are among the big stacks in the second level of the day and the table also features Natalia Panchenko.
Sergey Garin started below the average while Anton Badulin was at two times the average when the action resumed. Things had changed since as Garin pulled ahead, but a flip just changed the circumstances once more.
Anton Badulin: 
Sergey Garin: 
The board came 
and Badulin jumped out of his seat in celebration when the river gave him two pair. He doubled for 91,200 and left Garin on a nub.
In a three-bet pot to the 
flop, Gamlet Keshishyan bet 5,700 and Daniil Lesin moved all in for 34,600, which was called quickly.
Daniil Lesin: 
Gamlet Keshishyan: 
The 
turn and 
river were blanks and Lesin doubled to remain in contention. The same table also features Evgeniy Golenko and Katerina Miller.
Vladimir Shabalin has busted a second time on Day 2 and the screens currently show 205 players out of 495 entries remaining.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
Vadim Lebedev moved all in for what appeared to be 35,000 and Arkadiy Stekolshchikov reshoved for more than 55,000 to isolate successfully.
Vadim Lebedev:
Arkadiy Stekolshchikov: 
The board cam,e 
and the ten on the river gave Stekolshchikov the nut straight.
Evgeniy Chernyak opened to 4,100 and was called two ways including Anatoly Korochenskiy in the small blind. The trio checked down the 
flop and 
turn. After the 
river, Korochenskiy made it 7,200 to go and that won the pot uncontested.
Below are some further assorted counts.
The 
of Dmitriy Selivanov were all but scooped up as the dealer announced a seat open as Gamlet Keshishyan held the superior pocket pair in . Nothing changed on the 
board and that sealed the fate of Selivanov for now.
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