With a flop of 
spread across the table, both Koray Aldemir and Stanley Choi checked from the blinds. Ahadpur Khangah bet 12,000 and Aldemir check-raised to 37,000. Choi shipped all in for 122,000 which got Khangah to fold but Aldemir quickly called.
Stanley Choi: 
Koray Aldemir: 
The 
on the turn and the 
on the river bricked off for Aldemir and he sent a double up to Choi.
Ali Reza Fatehi opened from the hijack and start-of-day short stack Alex Foxen three-bet all in. Fatehi called.
Foxen held 
against the 
of his opponent, and couldn't catch up, becoming the first elimination of the day.
Tournament officials have announced that ten levels will be played today, or down to six players.
There will be 20-minute breaks after every two levels, with the third level of the day being a 75-minute dinner break.
The total number of entries is confirmed at 52, with 32 players remaining.
Level: 9
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Just four players have jumped into the Super High Roller at the start of Day 2. Three of them had previously entered, but EPT Barcelona Super High Roller Champion Mikita Badziakouski is entering for the first time.
Twelve months ago Sam Greenwood took down the PokerStars and Monte-Carlo®Casino European Poker Tour €100,000 Super High Roller for €1,520,000, beating Christoph Vogelsang heads-up for the title.
Since then he's added over $4.5m to his lifetime earnings, thanks to two seven-figure scores in Korea, and another $100,000 Super High Roller title at the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure.
Now Greenwood is well-placed at the start of Day 2 of this €100,000 Super High Roller tournament, and is looking to defend his title here in Monaco.
However, he will be hard-pushed by a whole host of names, including the aforementioned Vogelsang. Sam's brother Luc sits sixth in chips, behind Day 1 chip leader Wiktor Malinowski (1,042,000), 2018 EPT Barcelona Super High Roller runner-up Ahadpur Khangah (985,000), Isaac Haxton (953,000), Sergio Aido (880,000) and Michael Soyza (813,000).
29 players made it through Day 1, but with late registration open until the start of Day 2 - and players including Matthias Eibinger already hinting at jumping back in - expect that number to rise further still.
Stay tuned to PokerNews for continued coverage of the European Poker Tour's biggest buy-in event.
€100,000 EPT Super High Roller
Day 2 Started
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