Around 120,000 was in the middle in a hand between Vasileios Tsaknis in the cutoff and Thore Boedefeld in the big blind, with the board reading A♠10♠6♥2♦.
Boedefeld check-raised to 95,000 versus a bet of 40,000 from Tsaknis, who went into the tank. The clock was eventually called and as it counted down, Tsaknis folded, sending a decent pot to Boedefeld.
Patrick Rudau moved all in from middle position for 147,000. Action folded around to Jan Streicher in the hijack. He asked for a count before putting in calling chips.
Patrick Rudau: 10♠10♥
Jan Streicher: A♣Q♦
Rudau flopped a ten on K♣8♠10♦ and turned a full house on the 8♥. The 4♣ was inconsequential and Rudau took the pot.
The tournament director has confirmed Day 2 will conclude at the end of Level 23, at approximately 18:15 p.m. local time.
Action was picked up on the river of Q♣Q♦4♠10♥8♣ with around 175,000 in the pot. Dmitrijs Petrenko moved all in for 258,000 from middle position. Iraklis Manikaros was deep in the tank from the cutoff.
A minute elapsed and he decided to call. He showed Q♥J♥ but was outkicked by Petrenko's A♣Q♠ which earned him a sizeable pot.
Tomas Patka raised under the gun to 20,000, Dohang Na in the small blind and Alexander Ivarsson in the big blind called.
All players checked the flop of 2♥5♥4♦. When the 7♣ fell on the turn, Ivarsson decided to lead for 35,000. Patka quickly folded. Na looked at Alexander's stack of 45,000 and then announced "all-in". Alexander appeared puzzled and unsure, took around 45 seconds before he folded.
Yuhang Chen moved all in for 70,000 from middle position. Thor Morstoel called as the covering stack from the hijack.
Yuhang Chen: Q♠10♠
Thor Morstoel: A♦J♥
Chen took the lead on the turn of the 5♦9♣6♠10♥2♠ runout to secure a crucial double up.
Timo Scarcella was all in and at risk versus the covering stack of Marek Sulc.
Timo Scarcella: A♣Q♥
Marek Sulc: 9♣9♥
Scarcella's two overs couldn't improve across the 10♥7♥8♠10♦3♥ runout and he was eliminated from the tournament.
Level: 19
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
With roughly 134,000 chips already in the pot on a board of A♣4♠5♣3♥A♠, Lazare Kalebashvili led the river from the big blind for 125,000. Jordan Hoebe, who was under the gun, took about a minute to think before calling with a single chip.
Kalebashvili tabled A♦8♦ and Hoebe tabled A♥J♥, scooping the massive 384,000 chip pot on day 2.
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