On the 
board, Davidi Kitai bet 65,000 out of the cutoff and Emil Patel check-folded to the Belgian out of the big blind.
Soon after, Kitai defended his big blind to an open raise of Akin Tuna and then bet the 
river for 55,000. Tuna gave it some thought before making the call and Kitai flipped over the winning 
for two pair.
Emil Patel opens to 25,000 from the cutoff and Sam Chartier three-bet him from the button. The blinds folded and Patel moved all-in. He had Chartier covered but Chartier wasted no time in calling and turning over 
. Patel meanwhile had 
, and the board came 
. Chartier and Patel's stacks effectively levelled out late on day 2
Christoph Vogelsang defended his big blind against a raise by Jacob Bazeley from the cutoff and then check-raised the 
flop with Bazeley making the call. Just under 200,000 chips were in the middle when the 
hit on the turn. Vogelsang bet 275,000 to put Bazeley all in and the latter called for 203,000.
Bazeley: 
Vogelsang: 
A bluff turned into a flush draw and it got even worse for Bazeley when the 
river completed the board to give Vogelsang a flush. The expression on Bazeley's face spoke for itself while he collected the belongings and headed out of the tournament area.
Ryan Riess was two-outered earlier and just now doubled up himself by cracking pocket kings and spiking a three outer.
Marco Leonzio min-raised the small blind to 20,000 and Riess jammed for 222,000 from the big blind, Leonzio snap-called.
Riess:
Leonzio:
The board ran out 
and the former World Series of Poker Main Event champion doubled up to almost average stack.
The last hand of the previous level turned into a big one. Arne Coulier opened from under the gun, Christoph Vogelsang then three-bet to 59,000 from the button and Coulier jammed for what looked like 282,000. Vogelsang called and once again it was a flip.
Coulier: 
Vogelsang:
The flop improved Vogelsang and Coulier was ready to go. Neither the 
turn nor the 
river improved the Belgian and he headed to the payout desk after turning an entry via satellite into a payday of €19,740.
Level: 18
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 1,000
The magic comeback of Luiz Duarte from one big blind to almost 50 big blinds found a sudden end after a raising war with Sergey Lebedev. The Russian raised and then four-bet shoved from early position, Duarte three-bet and then called all in out of the big blind for a massive flip.
Duarte:
Lebedev: 
On top of the two over cards, Duarte also picked up a flush draw on the flop 
, but neither the 
turn and river blanked out to bust Duarte in 22nd place.
Joao Vieira raised to 18,000 from the button and Sylvain Loosli called from the small blind. The flop came 
and Loosli check-raised from 18,000 to 45,000 with the Portuguese coming along. The 
appeared on the turn and Loosli moved all in to put Vieira at risk for approximately 150,000 chips.
Vieira tanked for some time and the clock was called, with a few seconds remaining he tossed in a chip.
Vieira:
Loosli: 
The river was a blank and Vieira headed to the rail in 23rd place.
On a turn of Duarte and Leonzio found themselves all-in with Leonzio ahead holding 
against Duarte's 
.
Duarte was already on his feet and thinking about a relaxing Friday evening in but the 
came on the river to double him up to 370,000.
On the turn, Emil Patel fired a bet worth 64,000 from the hijack and his sole opponent, Sam Chartier, called from the cutoff. The river saw a hefty bet of Patel for 175,000 and Chartier tank-folded.
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