Benny Glaser was spotted at the cashier and his seat a few meters over no longer occupied. A quick look revealed a far bigger stack for Jackie Glazier and the chips indeed remained with just one of the two very similar sounding names.
According to Glazier, she three-bet with pocket kings and flopped top set on 
. Glaser had also flopped a set with pocket nines and couldn't spike the miracle one outer.
Eugene Portlen raised to 1,600 from middle position before Mike Del Vecchio re-raised to 5,100 from the hijack. The action folded back to Portlen who three-bet to 12,500. Del Vecchio didn't waste any time before moving all in for 59,200.
Portlen didn't seem overly pleased and opted to fold his hand moments later.
Aram Zobian was all in for his tournament life with 
against the 
of Che-Li Lin. The flop was an eye-opener coming 
and giving Zobian quads.
The turn 
and river 
only served to confirm Zobian's double up.
Joining the action on the 
turn, [Removed:502] made it 8,000 to go in middle position and was called by Joel Douaglin in the cutoff. The 
fell on the river and Mosbock moved all in. Douaglin asked for a count, and once it was deemed to be for 23,800, he made the call.
Mosbock turned over 
for the jack-high flush and Douaglin mucked 
for the overpair.
Michael Soyza sent Raphael Khalili into the second day of the event by claiming the stack of Raphael Khalili when his pocket queens held up against ace-jack suited.
He then took on Tobias Ziegler and flat-called the raise of the German for 1,800 on the button. On the 
flop, Ziegler check-raised from 1,800 to 6,200 and Soyza opted to fold.
Among those to bust early on Day 2 were Netanel Amedi and A$ 1,150 Pot Limit Omaha #4 runner-up Dylan Kii. Furthermore, Oliver Weis was just spotted in satellite central while railing some of the Germans in there and confirmed he lost his last 10 big blinds with sevens versus eights.
Vojtech Ruzicka opened to 1,800. Joshua Abady and the two blinds both called and the flop came 
. It checked to Ruzicka who bet 4,600 and Abady was the only caller. The turn was the 
. Ruzicka bet 10,000 and Abady called again.
The river was the 
. Ruzicka moved all in and Abady fold.
Abady was left with around 18 big blinds and defended his big blind after Ruzicka opened. The flop came 
and Abady check-jammed over a continuation bet with 
. Ruzicka turned over 
and the board bricked out to send Abady to the rail.
David Yan raised to 1,800 from middle position and was called by Errolyn Strang in the big blind.
The flop came 
and Strang checked. Yan continued for 1,700. Strang called.
The turn fell the and Strang checked. Yan fired out 4,700. Strang thought for a moment before raising to 11,400. Yan didn't hesitate as he threw his cards to the muck shortly after.
"Nice play," said a player at the table.
"It is when you have the nuts," replied Strang, before she revealed her 
for the nut flush.
Tobias Leknes moved all in from middle position and was called by James Hopkins in the cutoff.
James Hopkins: 
Tobias Leknes:
The board ran out 
to see Hopkins improve to a higher two-pair resulting in Leknes being sent to the rail.
Michael Doumani opened to 1,700 and Martin Finger three-bet to 6,500 from the big blind. Doumani quickly called and the flop was 
.
"Can I see your stack?" Finger asked before putting Doumani all in.
"This much," replied Doumani, plonking his stack down in the middle of the table.
Martin Finger:
Michael Doumani: ad7d]
The turn 
and river 
didn't help Doumani who was eliminated.
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