Level 2
: 100/200, 0 ante
A disgusted Sergio Cavaiuolo walked away from the table to take a short break even though he already knew he was not eliminated, however, his stack had taken a major hit in a clash with Paawan Bansal.
As one might guess, with all of the chips going in the second level, it was a setup as both players had flopped a set on the board 
and Bansal ended up doubling for 25,200 to leave Cavaiuolo with a fraction of what he started with,
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
59,000
20,000
|
20,000 |
|
5,000
5,000
|
5,000 |
flop. Guzzardi raised to 1,800 and his opponent called.
turn, betting 1,100 to leave himself with 8,300. Guzzardi played around 13,000 and opted to raise to 2,700. The other player let his hand go and Guzzardi improved to just over 18,000.
river. His sole remaining opponent was Hiroyuki Noda who was covered by some 3,000, and the Japanese went deep into the tank before folding.
on the river was checked through.
and that won the pot.
. Jamie Lee check-called from the big blind and they saw the 
land on the turn. Lee opted to lead 800 and Adams called. The 
and raked in the pot.
against the 
of George Psarras and the board came 
to let Augarten double.
and a player in early position bet 1,850 on the turn, getting a call from Tobias Peters in the cutoff. The 
had a queen, but also two sapdes giving his opponent a flush draw. The turn, however, gave Mathis a full house and the river 
