Xu Aiguo had raised from under the gun and Luken Azkarraga-Urizar shoved for 92,000 in the hijack. Action folded back to Aiguo who called.
Luken Azkarraga-Urizar: 
Xu Aiguo: 
The board ran out 
for Azkarraga-Urizar to make the higher two pair on the river to double up.
Michael Liang ended up all in for 199,000 and Vojtech Ruzicka looked him up with the 
. Liang was ahead with the 
but ended up second-best in the flip on a 
run out.
Vera Bogdanova was also sent to the rail shortly after. She jammed with the 
and Mikael Guenni called with . This time the nines were good on a 
board.
Morten Ostergaard was all-in for 138,000 from the middle position and called by Samir Akhoullou in the small blind.
Morten Ostergaard: 
Samir Akhoullou: 
The board ran out 
for Akhoullou to hold with the higher kicker to eliminate Ostergaard.
Josep Manel was all-in for 78,000 from the middle position and called by Simone Bontempi in the big blind.
Josep Manel: 
Simone Bontempi: 
The board ran out 
for Manel to hold with the pair of fours to double up.
On a flop reading 
, Maxime Chilaud checked from the cutoff and Juan Bastida Perez bet 55,000 from the button. Chilaud check-raised to 130,000 and Perez added the remainder to call.
The turn fell the 
and was checked through to the river. Chilaud moved all in for about 1,000,000 and Perez, with about, 250,000 behind, thought for a long while, then let out a sigh and let it go.
Simeon Naydenov has not been spotted at the live poker tables for a year and made it through the minefields of Day 1. The Bulgarian also has a decent stack on Day 2 now after sending Jonas Ten Cate to the rail.
Ten Cate had been all in with and Naydenov, who had flopped top pair on 
, looked him up with the 
. The 
turn gave Naydenov two pair and the river came a blank.
"I can't complain," he said while raking in the chips and Gisle Olsen added "that was a nice catch."
Ramon Colillas was heading to the media room and explained the Spanish colleagues how he had just busted.
According to Colillas, he was involved in a three-bet pot for 115,000 and called with the 
to flop a flush draw on 
. Another 95,000 chips each went in and Colillas jammed the turn with his made flush. His opponent called with 
and hit the 
river for the superior flush.
The seats of Alexis Urli and Antoine Labat were empty and Michael Soyza was busy stacking a ton of chips. According to Soyza, he called the button shove or Urli as did Labat in the small blind. Soyza turned trips with on a 
board and Labat exited with 
, while Urli had 
.
With several seat open at the table, another big stack was moved over and that happens to be Adam Hendrix.
Vamshi Vandanapu moved all in from middle position for his last 140,000 and Ivaylo Panev reshoved for 247,000 from one seat over. Fernando Pons called from the big blind.
Vamshi Vandanapu:
Ivaylo Panev: 
Fernando Pons: 
The runout was 
and Panev won the pot with eights and sevens, doubling up through Pons and eliminating Vandanapu.
Jonathan Therme raised to 32,000 from the early position and Nikolay Ponomarev shoved in the hijack. Action folded back to Therme who asked for a count. The dealer confirmed Ponomarev had 248,000 behind, Therme called with the bigger stack.
Nikolay Ponomarev:
Jonathan Therme:
The flop came for Therme to hit two pair immediately.
The rest of the board was completed with the on the turn and the on the river for Therme to hold to eliminate Ponomarev and to take him back up to over a million in chips.
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