Cristian Espineira Larrosa jammed all in from the button for 235,000 chips and Hussein Abud looked him up from the small blind with the covering stack.
Cristian Espineira Larrosa: A♣8♥
Hussein Abud: A♠J♦
Abud's jack kicker was kept in play on the 3♦5♦4♦5♣6♣ board, resulting in Espineira Larrosa's elimination from the tournament.
Luigi D'Alterio raised to 30,000 from middle position and the action folded to Jerome Rufenacht in the big blind, who made it 80,000 to go. D'Alterio obliged with a call and the pair saw a flop of 2♠9♠6♠, which they both checked.
Rufenacht then bet 60,000 on the 3♥ turn, which D'Alterio called, before the 10♦ river was knuckled down again.
Rufenacht showed Q♥Q♦ for the winning pair and raked in the pot.
Adrian Kyiak raised to 35,000 from the cutoff, Nemanja Lukovic moved all in for his remaining 110,000 from the button and Kyiak made the call.
Nemanja Lukovic: K♣K♥
Adrian Kyiak: A♦Q♠
The board ran out 2♣K♠Q♣7♣5♦. Kyiak flopped a pair on the flop, but he was already way behind Lukovic's set of kings, who ultimately doubled up.
Ryan Sang min-raised to 30,000 chips from middle position before Kiryl Liudvikevich three-bet all-in for a total of 205,000. Sang took one more look at his cards before flicking in a call.
Kiryl Liudvikevich: A♠Q♠
Ryan Sang: 4♦4♣
Liudvikevich flopped an ace on 5♥7♥A♣ to take the lead, and improved on the A♥ turn. The Q♣ river gave him a full house, and he sat back down to collect his newly won chips.
After a preflop raising war, Yevhen Dzhura in the cutoff found himself all in and at risk for his remaining 400,000, against Khazret Nebezhev, in the big blind.
Yevhen Dzhura: A♣Q♠
Khazret Nebezhev: A♦K♠
The K♣3♦8♦ was enough to get Dzhura out of his seat. The K♥ turn and 7♠ river solidified his fate nad he made his way to the rail.
Level: 21
Blinds: 10,000/15,000
Ante: 15,000
After a chaotic first four levels, 88 players remain on Day 2 of the Eureka High Roller.
They have been sent on a 20-minute break to clear their heads before the action continues.
Enrique Rodriguez Cabanillas raised to 80,000 from the small blind, and Tomas Kolarik called from the big blind. Rodriguez Cabanillas was under the presumption that he had raised enough to put Kolarik all-in, and was about to turn his cards over. However, he was stopped by the dealer as Kolarik still had 38,000 chips behind.
Those chips then went in on the J♥10♣4♣ flop, after which the players showed down.
Tomas Kolarik: A♣8♣
Enrique Rodriguez Cabanillas: A♥10♦
The J♣ turn saw Kolarik hit his flush draw, and Rodriguez Cabanillas did not improve to a full house on the 6♦ river. Kolarik doubled up and ended up with almost the same stack as his opponent.
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