Heads-up on a 
flop, Itai Levy moved all in and Salavat Shafigullin snap-called for his last 381,000.
Salavat Shafigullin: 
Itai Levy: 
Shafigullin needed to fade Levy's flush draw to stay alive. The 
turn was no help to Levy, while Shafigullin secured the massive double up once the 
fell on the river.
Ceyhan Tezcan was seen gathering a double as his 
was showing on a board of 
.
His opponent's beaten had of 
was also showing as he cut out the chips from his stack to send across the table to Tezcan.
Georges Hanna was down to just 52,000 when he pushed all in from early position and Yauhen Kontush called in the hijack.
Georges Hanna: 
Yauhen Kontush:
Kontush paired his king on the 
flop to take a firm hold on the pot. Hanna connected with the 
turn, but he received no further help on the 
river and hit the rail.
Jack Sinclair raised to 20,000 from early position, then called when Evgenii Korchagin moved all in for 187,000 next to act.
Evgenii Korchagin: 
Jack Sinclair:
The board ran out 
and Korchagin survived.
Left with just 60,000, Sinclair moved all in the next hand and was called by Orthodoxos Orthodoxou on the button. In the small blind, Ali Al-Kubasi reraised to 207,000 and Orthodoxou called.
The flop came 
and they got the rest of Orthodoxou's 366,000 chips in the middle.
Jack Sinclair: 
Orthodoxos Orthodoxou: 
Ali Al-Kubasi: 
Orthodoxou had flopped top set, while Sinclair had a straight draw. The board ran out 
and Orthodoxou knocked out Sinclair while earning the massive double up against Al-Kubasi.
From the button, Stefan Atanasov bet 100,000 on a board that read 
from the button.
His opponent called after a moment. Atanasov tabled the 
which was the winner.
Level: 18
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
Level 17 has come to an end and players are on the final 15-minute break of Day 2.
They will play two more levels when action resumes before finishing for the night.
Benjamin Hammann raised to 18,000 before Ramzi Karam moved all in for 95,000. Action folded back to Hammann, who called to put Karam at risk.
Ramzi Karam: 
Benjamin Hammann:
It was a race situation, but Karam took a near-lock on the hand as the 
flop gave him a set. Hammann hit his ace on the turn, but it was too late as Karam secured his double up once the fell on the river.
Action was on the turn with the board reading 
. From early position, Ugur Secilmis bet 45,000. He was raised to 130,000 by Ali Muthana Yassin Al-Kubasi who was on the button. Secilmis three-bet jammed and Al-Kubasi snap-called.
Secilmis had the 
turned set but was up against the 
straight of A-Kubasi.
The river was the 
and the stacks were counted down to confirm that Secilmis was barely covered.
Makram Bou Habib has climbed into contention for the tournament chip lead after winning his latest pot against Kirill Gladchenko.
Gladchenko bet 15,000 on a flop of and Bou Habib called on the button. The turn came the and Gladchenko continued for 57,000.
Bou Habib again called as the fell on the river. Gladchenko slowed down and checked, allowing Bou Habib to fire out 105,000. Gladchenko quickly mucked.
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