Guilbert, Imsirovic, and Vogelsang at the Top of the Counts in Event #2: $25,000 NLH

Thirteen levels of 40 minutes each were played on Day 1 of Event #2: $25,000 No-Limit Hold'em here at the Super High Roller Bowl Europe in the beautiful Merit Royal Hotel, Casino and Spa in Cyprus. With 46 unique players and 35 reentries during the first six levels of the day, 81 entries were collected to get to a prize pool of $2,025,000.

Ten of those players have made it through to Day 2 and it is Johan Guilbert who claimed the chip lead. The Frenchman, also known as "YoH ViraL" on the YouTube and Twitch streets, will come back for the final day with 1,920,000 in chips. He scored most of those chips at the end of the night when he doubled up with a set of nines over the set of sixes of Christoph Vogelsang.

Joining Guilbert in the top three are the current PokerGo Tour leader Ali Imsirovic with 1,805,000 and Christoph Vogelsang with 1,150,000. But hot on their heels are David Stamm, Seth Davies, and Vladi Chaoulov' with over a million in chips.

Event 2: $25,000 NLH Day 2 Seat Draw

Table	Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
1	1	Empty
1	2	Vladi Chaoulov	Romania	1,050,000	35
1	3	Christoph Vogelsang	Germany	1,150,000	38
1	4	Saman Nakhjavani	Iran	230,000	8
1	5	Johan Guilbert	France	1,920,000	64
1	6	Empty
1	7	Empty

2	1	Seth Davies	United States	1,100,000	37
2	2	Pascal Lefrancois	Canada	525,000	18
2	3	Stephen Chidwick	United Kingdom	335,000	11
2	4	Empty
2	5	Ali Imsirovic	United States	1,805,000	60
2	6	Selahaddin Bedir	Turkey	895,000	30
2	7	David Stamm	United States	1,100,000	37

Michael Addamo had doubled through Shao Hua Zhan to leave the latter short with a mere 5 big blinds but Addamo still busted before Zhan when Imsirovic took him out with pocket kings. Several rounds of hand-for-hand play took place before Zhan was down to his last 20,000 in the big blind and Imsirovic and Stamm were also all-in with Imsirovic having both of them covered. None of them hit the board for Stamm to hold with the ace-king to burst the bubble and double through Imsirovic.

Sergio Aido was the first player to cash when Vogelsang took him out. Vogelsang continued making the right moves and scored a big pot but then doubled Guilbert up. As the day came to an end and players were bagging up on Table 2. Hing Yang Chow busted to Chaoulov with ace-king versus ace-five when a five completed the board.

The ten remaining players will return at 1 p.m. local time to play down to a winner and that first-place prize of $506,250 while they have already secured $60,750 each. The PokerGO stream will be live too but the exact details of that stream are to follow.