With around 35,000 in the pot on a board of 
, Gabi Livshitz bet 25,000 from under the gun before big blind Theodoros Xenophontos moved all in.
Livshitz called for his last 89,800 and showed 
for straight and flush draws. Xenophontos had 
for two pair.
The river came the 
and Livshitz made the nut flush to double up. "Sorry guys," Livshitz said.
"No problem," Xenophontos replied, taking the bad beat in stride.
Action came in on the flop as it read 
. From the big blind, Melika Razavi bet 3,200. She was raised to 9,500 by Timur Margolin in middle position. Razavi called.
The turn was the 
. Razavi check-called a bet of 27,000 after some thought.
The river came the 
. Razavi turned the tables and led-jammed all in which got a swift fold from Margolin and Razavi collected the decent pot.
Level: 2
Blinds: 200/500
Ante: 500
Action was picked up on the river with the board reading 
. There was a hefty pot of about 66,000 in the middle. The cutoff moved all in after thinking for a while.
Timur Margolin was in the big blind and thought about it for a few moments before he called.
The cutoff tabled the 
for just a pair of deuces while Margolin had the 
for the winner as his opponent was left with just a few chips and Margolin gathered the big pot.
Evgenii Ushakov bet 4,000 from the small blind on a flop of 
before big blind Jordan Fisch made it 13,000. Ushakov called and they saw the 
on the turn.
Ushakov checked to Fisch, who bet 12,000. Ushakov again called, then led out for 25,000 on the river.
Fisch quickly flicked in a chip to call and Ushakov was forced to show 
for a missed flush draw. Fisch turned over 
for a full house, tens over fives, and dragged in the big pot.
"Good raise," a tablemate told Fisch after the hand.
"Great call on the river, huh," Fisch replied.
In a blind versus blind confrontation, George Alahwal bet 8,000 on a flop of 
before Afshin Afsharorumieh raised to 22,000. Alahwal moved all in for 84,700 and Afsharorumieh called.
George Alahwal: 
Afshin Afsharorumieh:
Alahwal needed to have his aces hold up against Afsharorumieh's flush draw to avoid elimination and improved to a set on the turn. The on the river was safe and Alahwal doubled up during the first level of the day.
"I had no choice. I didn't want to see a turn," Alahwal said following the hand.
Bernard Samaha was spotted continuing to chip up after his tremendous start to the day.
The board read 
. Samaha bet 6,500 into a pot of around 8,000 which was enough to shed his opponent who folded quickly and Samaha added some more chips.
Three-handed on a flop of , a player in the hijack bet 3,500 and was called by both Nir Nes in the cutoff and small blind Filipp Aukhadeev.
The turn came the and action checked to Nes, who bet 6,000. Only Aukhadeev called to see the 
on the river.
Aukhadeev led out this time, throwing in 7,400. Nes tanked for nearly two minutes before sliding his cards into the muck.
The board read 
and Federico Fulciniti bet 1,500 which was called by Uri Reichenstein.
The river came the . Both players checked it. Fulciniti tabled the 
for a straight and Reichenstein mucked.
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