A pot of around 40,000 emerged between Davidi Kitai and Daniil Kiselev. Both ended up checking the 
river and Kitai showed a pair of fives and a missed draw. Kiselev double-checked his cards and then revealed 
with the words "I thought you had a straight."
Further assorted counts can be found below.
Lin Ruida bet the turn and river of a board 
and Hady El Asmar check-called the first bet of 5,000, then check-jammed into a bet of 20,000. Ruida called the 60,500 and El Asmar grinned "give it to me" as he tabled 
for quads, Ruida flashed 
.
"Thank you," El Asmar followed up and Ruida, who was still smiling, replied with a "you're welcome." Ruida still has more than half a million in chips.
The 
flop was on the table and Danny Tang was all in for 74,500. Tomas Paiva was all in for 17,000 and Kemal Aslan had called the 17,000 but was pondering on whether or not to call of the all-in by Tang. He let go of his hand and Tang and Paiva opened up.
Tomas Paiva: 
Danny Tang: 
The board ran out with the turn and 
river and Paiva doubled up.
Norbert Szecsi was in middle position and raised to 6,000. Action made its way around to Jeremy Saderne in the small blind and he three-bet all in. Szecsi immediately called.
Jeremy Saderne:
Norbert Szecsi: 
Saderne found his sixes up against Szecsi's jacks and was in need of spiking a third six to stay alive. The flop 
gave him a couple backdoor opportunities, but they were spoiled by the turn 
to put him right back where he started with one last chance at survival. The prayer was not answered on the river and Saderne found himself out of the tournament.
Adrian Mateos raised to 5,000 and Ognyan Dimov three-bet to 16,000. Mateos four-bet jammed around 120,000 and Dimov quickly folded.
Further assorted counts from the third level on Day 2 can be found below.
Shortly before the break, with the board reading Fidan Zahiti checked the small blind to Orpen Kisacikoglu, who had opened from under the gun. Kisacikoglu put in a bet of 45,000 and Zahiti called it off.
The river was the 
and Zahiti checked. Kisacikoglu shoved all in and Zahiti, having 185,000 behind, folded after three minutes of thought. Kisacikoglu allowed him to pick one and Zahiti revealed the .
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Level: 13
Blinds: 1,000/2,500
Ante: 2,500
Players are on a 20-minute break.
The feature table has caught up on the elimination of Vitaliy Li, who was all-in for a pot of just 45,000 with against the 
of Gaelle Baumann. On a board of 
, Li found no help and headed to the rail.
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