The action was caught after the dealer had completed the Q♠K♠6♥10♣5♦ board. With 305,000 already in the pot, Johan Creutz checked from the big blind to Ilija Savevski in the cutoff, who moved all in.
Creutz's stack of 335,000 was covered, and he quickly flicked in a call. Savevski showed K♦6♦ for two pair, which narrowly bested the K♥5♣ of Creutz, who was left empty-handed with his lesser two pair.
Level: 20
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
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The 115 remaining players have been sent on another 15-minute break. When they return, two more levels of 60 minutes are on the cards before Day 2 wraps up.
Fabian Bernhauser opened to 20,000 from middle position. Dylan Cechowski and David Ballestero Alvarez called from the hijack and button. Gustaf Soderholm also came along from the big blind.
Bernhauser continued for 35,000 on the Q♠7♥3♣ flop. Only Alvarez folded.
Bernhauser sized up to 85,000 on the 8♦ turn, and took down the pot to maintain his chip lead.
Picking up the action on a 9♠5♠7♦ flop, Ana Marquez checked from middle position to Milos Petakovic on the button. Petakovic fired a bet of 40,000 into the pot of 125,000, which Marquez raised to 120,000.
Petakovic called to the 2♦ turn, which saw Marquez quickly move all in. Petakovic asked for a count, but swiftly folded once he heard the amount was 265,000.
David Lappin open-raised to 74,000 from middle position, leaving only 10,000 behind. Nemo Israel called in the cutoff before Longmao Fan three-bet to 200,000 in the big blind.
Lappin quickly called off his final chips, and Israel eventually called as well. The 6♣10♥5♦ saw Fan add 75,000 to the side pot, but Israel quickly folded to give up on the pot.
David Lappin: A♣10♠ 
Longmao Fan: Q♦Q♣
Fan's ladies locked up the pot on the Q♥ turn, and Lappin said his goodbyes to the table as the meaningless J♦ river completed the board.
Akira Takasugi opened to 20,000 from the cutoff and Mateusz Moolhuizen defended his big blind.
On the J♥4♦2♣ flop, Moolhuizen check-raised to 33,000 over a bet of 11,000. Takasugi responded by making it 70,000, sending Moolhuizen into the tank. The Dutchman had 141,000 behind, and after counting out his stack, he decided to call.
Takasugi jammed as the slighltly bigger stack on the A♣ turn. Moolhuizen reentered the tank, mulling over his options for several minutes. In the end, he decided to put his tournament life on the line.
Mateusz Moolhuizen: J♦7♠
Akira Takasugi: A♥6♣
Mollhuizen, seeing he was behind, immediately left his chair. However, he was forced to sit back down as the J♠ river gave him the winner with trips.
Takasugi was left with 13,000, and moved all-in on the next deal. Nariman Yaghmai made it 30,000 from the button which forced out the blinds.
Akira Takasugi: J♠8♠
Nariman Yaghmai: Ax3x
Takasugi managed to double after the K♠5♠4♦10♣J♦ runout, but his spin-up was short lived as he bowed out a few hands later.
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