Andras Halasi, (big blind), short stack Victor Fryda (under the gun) and Clement Kerrien (early position) had their stacks committed preflop with Halasi as the covering stack.
Victor Fryda: 
Clement Kerrien: 
Andras Halasi: 
Kerrien was on the verge of a huge double up as well as removing a player in the process. His pocket kings did just that as the board ran out with the 
.
Jon Persent in the cutoff bet 50,000 and was met by Jordan Dumas's three-bet of 150,000. Persent made the call.
The flop came 
and Persent fired for 60,000 taking the betting lead. Dumas raised to 200,000, and Persent made the call.
The 
on the turn prompted Persent to move all-in for 340,000 which was immediately called by Dumas.
Jon Persent: 
Jordan Dumas: 
Dumas's two-pair was better than Persent's, the 
on the river did not change the outcome. Persent headed for the exit and Dumas scooped a massive pot to take the chip lead.
Bartosz Mielczarek opened to 40,000 from early position and was called by Jasper van Moorsel in the cutoff.
Mielczarek check-called a bet a of 45,000 on the 
flop and and then did this same for 90,000 on the 
turn.
It was a trio of checks for the preflop raiser, opting to give his opponent the chance to bet on the 
river. Van Moorsel fired a third barrel of 155,000 and was snap-called. Mielczarek had the 
for flopped trips.
The very next hand Daryl Benton raised to 40,000 and then he called Mielczarek's 130,000 three-bet from the big blind.
Mielczarek continued for 90,000 on the 
flop and then decided to check-call a bet of 145,000 on the 
turn. The river was checked through and Mielczarek tabled pocket queens to scoop the pot.
First hand after the dinner break, three players are all-in with Robert Lim covering Ruben Rahumagi and Angelo Mirabella.
Angelo Mirabella: 
Ruben Rahumagi: 
Robert Lim: 
Robert Lim pleaded with the dealer to deliver low cards, and the dealer granted Lim's wish. The board came 
which sent Mirabella and Rahumagi to the cashier desk.
Level: 20
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
It has been an action packed Day 2 in the MPF Grand Event and the remaining 80 players are now on their 75-minute dinner break. Play will resume just after 9:10 p.m. CEST.
Three players were all-in and covered by Jon Persent. Sabrina Sergi (33,000) and Gregory Luttke-Grech (121,000) were at risk.
Sabrina Sergi: 
Gregory Luttke-Grech:
Jon Persent: 
A flop of 
gave Sergi and Persent top pair, but Persent had the advantage with the ace kicker. The turn brought the 
which gave Sergi two pair. The helped no one. Sergi took the main pot, Persent takes the side, and Luttke-Grech headed to the cashier desk.
Norbert Bundik moved all-in from early position for 142,000 and was called by Federico Petruzzelli in the big blind.
Norbert Bundik: 
Federico Petruzzelli:
Bundik cemented his position in the lead as the 
gave him a set. The turn was an inconsequential and the 
river rubbed salt in the wounds of Petruzzelli as Bundik improved to quads.
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