Action was joined on the river with the board reading 
. Into a pot of 140,0000, Kannapong Thanarattrakul bet 80,000 from the hijack.
Alex Peffly was on the button and jammed ll in for about 250,000. Thanarattrakul contemplated it for close to a minute before folding.
Heads-up on a flop of 
, Uri Reichenstein bet 60,000 from the cutoff as action moved to Sebastian Hoyos in the small blind.
Hoyos tanked for several minutes before shoving all in. Reichenstein, with around 220,000, remaining, quickly gave up his hand.
Dawid Smolka was one of the players spotted with a big stack as he was involved on a flop of 
. He made a bet of 12,000 from the big blind.
His opponent in the small blind took a few moments before folding and Smolka raked in the modest pot to add to his gargantuan stack.
Level: 18
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
Players are now on the last 15-minute break of the day.
They will play one more level tonight before bagging up their chips for Day 3.
On the very next hand after the lengthy one vs Wael Sarkis, Recep Aydemir raised preflop and got two callers.
The flop came 
. Aydemir bet and was called by Boris Kolev. The turn was the 
where action was lost until the river which came the 
. Aydemir moved all in and Kolev called.
Aydemir tabled the for a flopped set while Kolev was busted with the as Sydemir was able to immediately recover from his wounds and gather the chips.
With around 150,000 in the pot, Sergey Bobrik bet 80,000 on a flop of 
before Hulya Seckin raised to 375,000, leaving herself about 40,000 behind.
Bobrik called and went to turn over his hand, thinking Seckin was all in. He was forced to just call her bet, and they got the rest of her chips in the middle on the 
turn.
Bobrik turned over 
, while Seckin was on a flush draw with 
. The river came the 
and Seckin shot out of her seat and made a quick exit while Bobrik is now approaching 2,000,000.
Action was on the turn as the board read 
. Wael Sarkis bet 155,000 into a pot of about 205,000 from the button. Recep Aydemir was in the hijack and had a decision to make.
Sarkis started to talk it out as Aydemir tanked. "You all can go take a break" he said to his table. "I know what will happen. he will call and then I go all in on the river and he will take another 20 minutes".
The rest of the table seemed to be amused by Sarkis and Aydemir's back and forth as the two talked and played loose with discussing the content of their hands.
"What is your instinct" asked Sarkis. "I want to call" replied Aydemir. "Then call!" Sarkis shot back.
Aydemir continued to tank for several more minutes as onlookers started to watch the hand and tablemates started to comment on the hand and what was going on.
Finally, after a tank of about a full seven minutes, the clock was called. The floor counted it down and the hand was declared dead.
"For the media" said Sarkis and showed the 
for nothing. Aydemir claimed to have folded king high as he regretted the fold and watched as the chips went over to Sarkis.
A massive pot of around 400,000 developed on a 
flop between Christopher Frank and Thomas Pearn.
The turn came the 
and both players slowed down and checked. On the 
river, Frank led out for 260,000 and sent Pearn deep into the tank.
Several minutes went by as Pearn cut the chips from his stack while Frank continued to rest his head on the table. Pearn eventually slid the chips forward and Frank popped up and showed 
for a pair of jacks. Pearn mucked and Frank raked in the pot to climb up to more than 1,300,000.
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