Tournament staff has produced the prize pool info, available in the corresponding tab above. The winner of the final European Poker Tour Main Event will bank €774,600, while a min-cash in 231st will be worth €7,560.
PokerStars Team SportStar Fatima Moreira de Melo was one of the latest casualties of the tournament. With still about 22 big blinds, both Moreira de Melo and her opponent checked on a 
flop. She led out for a bet of 3,000 on the 
turn and her opponent shoved. The former Dutch field hockey player turned over 
and mistakenly thought she was just fading a diamond for the flush after her opponent turned over 
.
The 
on the river was of no help to Moreira de Melo and only then after the chips were being sent to her opponent did she realize her opponent also had a queen in his hand as well along with a higher kicker. While Moreira de Melo had her opponent covered, she was left with just two big blinds and left the tournament room a hand or two later and was debating in the lobby about whether or not to enter one of the day's later events.
After an open-raise, Maxim Lykov three-bet to 10,000 and the action folded to Igor Kasyanov in the big blind. He four-bet all in for 26,000 and the initial raiser folded, Lykov with his big stack called after brief consideration.
Igor Kasyanov: 
Maxim Lykov: 
The 
flop almost locked up the hand for Kasyanov, and it was official on the 
turn, making the 
river a formality. Lykov dropped some chips, but still remains with a fairly decent stack.
Eduards Kudrjavcevs defended his big blind against the under-the gun raise of his table neighbor with a big stack already and checked the flop of 
. Kudrjavcevs checked, his opponent bet 2,500 and the Latvian called. On the 
turn and river, both players opted to check and Kudrjavcevs tabled the 
for ace-high. That was good enough to scoop the pot, adding some more to the big tower.
Pierre Calamusa has been off to a good start in Day 2. His stack just increased by a small amount after he called a shove for about 10 big blinds from Paul Corrigan.
Corrigan: 
Calamusa: 
Despite Corrigan being ahead when the chips went in the middle, he was eliminated from the tournament when the board ran out 
to give Calamusa a straight and bring his stack once again to slightly above 300,000.
We didn't see the action or his opponent's hand, but Orpen Kisacikoglu was getting pushed a double with 
on a king-high board. His opponent matched his final 19,000 to conclude the hand.
Yingui Li was one of the 13 players that entered before the start of Day 2 and he has just been eliminated within two hands.
In the first hand, Alexandru Cezarescu opened to 3,600 and received one caller before Li three-bet to 13,000 in the big blind. Cesarescu shoved for 30,000 and the cold-caller folded, Li called.
Alexandru Cezarescu: 
Yingui Li: 
The board ran out 
and Li was left with around 10,000.
Soon after, Erik Tamm raised to 3,500 in the hijack and Simon Mattsson three-bet to 9,900. Li called all in for 8,000 on the button and Tamm called. The two remaining active players checked the 
flop, before Tamm bet the turn to isolate successfully.
Li flashed , but Tamm had that beat with 
. The river was a blank and Li headed to the rail.
Ofer Zvi Stern was on the button with 15,000 in front of him on a board of 
. An opponent in middle position check-shoved for 40,300, giving the former November Niner pause. He did decide to call with and was best against 
. His opponent binked a jack on the turn to double, though.
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