Nikita Voznesenskiy put in his final 109,000 from the hijack and he was called by Andrey Daniliuk in the small blind.
Nikita Voznesenskiy: A♠9♦ 
Andrey Daniliuk: A♣10♦
Daniliuk was ahead and made two pair on the 6♠10♥J♦K♣A♦ board to secure the knockout of Voznesenskiy.
Nikita Voznesenskiy opened from the cutoff to 25,000. Martin Stausholm moved all in from the button having taken a big hit to his stack in the previous hand. Andre Marquardt called in the big blind and Nikita Voznesenskiy called.
Marquardt check-raised all in over a bet of 20,000 from Voznesenskiy on the flop of 6♦A♠J♦. Voznesenskiy folded and Stausholm tabled his hand.
Martin Stausholm: A♥9♣
Andre Marquardt: A♦6♣
Stausholm couldn't improve over the 3♥ turn and Q♠ river and was eliminated from the tournament.
Vladislav Dubanov raised to 25,000 in the hijack. Markus Schottes defended his big blind, leaving only 24,000 behind. The flop fell J♣J♥8♥ and Schottes checked to Dubanov.
He bet the minimum of 12,000, which Schottes raised for an all-in bet. Dubanov quickly called and the cards went open.
Markus Schottes: Q♣10♥
Vladislav Dubanov: 8♠6♠
Dubanov was ahead but that changed on the 10♠ turn. Schottes was looking to double up, however, the 8♣ river gave Dubanov a full house to take the pot and eliminate Schottes.
Stoyan Madanzhiev was seen dragging in a pot which brought his stack up to around 300,000.
The full board read 6♠10♥5♠4♠K♥ and Madanzhiev had hit a king on the river with A♦K♣, which beat the hand of Kerem Turuskan, as his cards were already face down in the muck. Turuskan still has a healthy stack of around 600,000, and on the same table Romain Retiere just busted.
Action was picked up with the cards on their backs. Timo Kamphues was all-in and at risk versus the covering stack of Andrey Pateychuk.
Timo Kamphues: A♣4♥
Andrey Pateychuk: A♥Q♣
Both players paired their ace on thre A♦J♣3♦ flop but Pateychuk made two pair on the Q♦ turn. The 6♦ river confirmed Kamphues exit from the tournament.
Bruno Sanzoni moved all in from the cutoff for 117,000, and Andrey Pateychuk rejammed from the small blind. Oleg Ustinovich was in the big blind, playing around 210,000, and he also moved his chips into the middle.
Bruno Sanzoni: A♠7♦
Oleg Ustinovich: A♣Q♣
Andrey Pateychuk: A♥9♣
Ustinovich was in great shape with the dominating ace, and he improved to top pair on the Q♥10♦3♥ flop.
The 8♥ turn had Sanzoni up out of his chair, but brought danger for Ustinovich as Pateychuk now held the nut flush draw.
Sure enough, the 7♥ rolled off on the river, sending a chunky pot to Pateychuk and sending both of his opponents to the rail.
Pateychuk started the day with just 95,000 and seems to have been on a roll in Day 2 so far.
Martin Stausholm opened to 20,000 from middle position, and received calls from Andre Marquardt on the button and Georgian Georgescu in the big blind.
On the Q♦Q♥4♠ flop, Georgescu checked, and Stausholm fired out a bet of 20,000. Only Georgescu called.
The 3♦ rolled off on the turn, and Georgescu check-jammed to 75,000 over a bet of 25,000 from Stausholm, who made the quick call.
Georgian Georgescu: 5♦5♥
Martin Stausholm: J♠J♣
Georgescu was drawing to two outs versus the better two pair, and the 6♠ river confirmed his departure.
Action folded around to Sergey Fedyaev who moved all in from the small blind. Christos Christou called in the big blind.
Sergey Fedyaev: A♠J♠
Christos Christou: Q♠8♦
Christou made two pair across the Q♦8♥9♦J♣5♥ runout to send Fedyaev to the rail.
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