Kalidou Sow appears to be contending for the chip lead with a strong Day 2. He just faced a bet of 11,000 out of the player from the small blind on a board of 
. From the cutoff, Sow made it 28,000 to go. His opponent quickly called and Sow revealed 
for tens full.
Tomas Jozonis moved all in for his last ten big blinds on the button and Jack Sinclair reshoved out of the small blind to isolate.
Tomas Jozonis: 
Jack Sinclair: 
The board ran out 
and Jozonis was sent packing.
Jason Wheeler was in the big blind and he and cutoff Asi Moshe appeared to put in around 15,000 each preflop. Wheeler bet 17,000 on a 
flop and Moshe called. Wheeler checked the turn and Moshe bet 33,500. Wheeler's turn to call, and the river was the . Both players checked.
Wheeler opened 
for top boat and Moshe chuckled and shook his head. He flashed 
for a flush on the turn.
"You chase, you're gonna get punished," Wheeler said. "You're lucky I didn't bet river."
After losing almost his entire stack prior to Viliyan Petleshkov, John Juanda moved all in for just 5,300 from early position and Rui Neves Ferreira reraised to 8,600. Out of the big blind, Michel Dattani moved all in and Ferreira asked for a count. Dattani, who started the day as one of the bigger stacks, was all in for 26,000 and Ferreira folded.
John Juanda: 
Michel Dattani: 
The board ran out 
and Juanda joined the rail mid-way through Day 2 without anything to show for.
When we arrived, Oleh Haisiuk had 15,700 in front of him, his neighbor Cesar Garcia was all in for 62,800, and Daniel Barriocanal behind them was all in having both players covered.
The decision was on Haisiuk to call for his tournament life, or fold. Eventually, he called for 89,800 total.
Oleh Haisiuk:
Cesar Garcia:
Daniel Barriocanal: 
The board ran out an uneventful 
and Garcia tripled while Haisuk was eliminated. Barriocanal lost the main pot, won the small side pot, and still had heaps to play with.
The pictures are courtesy of Neil Stoddart.
After a raise to 4,500 by Assaf Ben Yosef, Chris Dowling shoved his short stack in with the 
and Ben Yosef looked him up with the 
. The classic coin flip saw Dowling ahead until the river of a board 
and Ben Yosef got there to eliminate the Irishman.
Ben Yosef is now only trailing Fidan Zahiti's even bigger stack at the very same table.
After a raise by Rasmus Vogt from under the gun, Mikita Badziakouski got his last 32,000 in from late position and Vogt called to create the following showdown:
Mikita Badziakouski: 
Rasmus Vogt:
The board came 
and Badziakouski got there with the king on the flop.
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