Antonin Teisseire defended his big blind against a raise by Dorian Melchers and just check-called the 
flop to then get it in after the 
turn.
Antonin Teisseire: 
Dorian Melchers: 
The 
on the river brought no escape for Teisseire and he collected €5,100 for the efforts.
Darko Svesko was all against Frederic Delval preflop, Svesko being the at-risk player. The cards were turned on their backs.
Darko Svesko: 
Frederic Delval: 
The board ran out 
. Svesko turned his pair of aces but the queen on the river gave Delval the nut straight. He doubled up and Svesko was eliminated.
The cards of Iacopo Brandi were just mucked as the dealer announced his seat open and pushed the chips towards the other side of the table. Luc Bindel was the one to collect the chips with 
, which happened to be the best hand on a 
flop.
"I think he had ace-seven," Bindel mentioned in French when asked upon.
In a battle of the blinds, the completed board showed 
and the dealer announced an all-in and call. Bart Lybaert exposed his 
for two pair and that beat the 
of Daewoong Song, who became the next casualty after the break.
The table broke right after as Gerard Rubiralta was also sent to the payout desk as well, bringing the field down to the last 72 contestants.
Shimizu Nozomu found himself all in against Gerard Rubiralta preflop.
Gerard Rubiralta:
Shimizu Nozomu: 
The board ran out 
to give Rubiralta a pair of aces and a double up.
Iacopo Brandi made it just back in time from the break to see his cards in the big blind and Dorian Melchers in the small blind jammed his short stack for Brandi to call.
Dorian Melchers:
Iacopo Brandi: 
The kicker played on the 
and Melchers doubled.
"Maybe next time you shouldn't run," Jon Kyte joked.
After his earlier setback, Danut Chisu then flopped a set according to the Romanian but his opponent held 
for a flush draw that got there. Fellow countryman Marius Gicovanu was also among those to bust alongside Ori Hasson, Lars Kamphues and Jeremy Saderne. They all collected €4,450 for their efforts.
Level: 21
Blinds: 10,000/15,000
Ante: 15,000
Players are now on their first break of the day for 20 minutes. There are 74 players remaining out of 134 who came back for Day 2. When play resumes, blinds will be on 10,000/15,000 with a 15,000 big blind ante.
Quentin Roussey kicked off the action with a raise from middle position, but was met with strong resistance when Stefan Heizmann pushed all in for 170,000 from the button. Mohamed Mokrani shoved from the big blind and Roussey folded.
Stefan Heizmann: 
Mohamed Mokrani: 
The board ran out 
to give Mokrani a set of sevens on the flop. Heizmann was eliminated in 77th place.
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