Dennis Kleinleugemors was all in with a rather short stack after a flop of 
and the 
to receive a call from Benjamin Westergaard, who was just done stacking a new tower of chips after busting Mateusz Moolhuizen. The Dane had 
and a little roller coaster runout with the 
turn and 
river gave Westergaard another bump in the overall counts.
Below is a list of further players that have also been running out of chips very recently.
Only two former Unibet Open champions remain as Mateusz Moolhuizen lost a flip with pocket queens to the 
of Benjamin Westergaard. Apparently another player was also still in the hand with pocket sevens, but the Dane took it all thanks to a king on the flop.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,600/3,200
Ante: 400
Zymantas Ponelis was one of the bigger stacks coming into Day 2 but he just shoved for only 42,300 anymore and was called by Roman Steinmetz on the cutoff. The action reached to Daniel Clifford and he reshoved to receive a rather quick fold from Steinmetz.
Ponelis held 
but stood no chance against the 
of the Swede on a board of 
, Steinmetz said in table chat that he folded ace-queen.
Jari Koskinen and Amran Salah were involved in a raising war and the Finn ended up all in for around 15 big blinds with the 
. Salah had and the Finn was freelolling on a board of 
before eventually settling with a chop. [Removed:361] Gillard, Tomas Brolin, [Removed:507] and Jan Czajkowski were less fortunate and all busted.
A couple of players have joined the rail, thus creating the need to break yet another table early today and 13 players have been eliminated within the first 45 minutes. The most spectacular one happened over on table 12 where Ronald Steinmetz and Mats Jungsand saw the 
turn with around 45,000 in the pot.
Steinmetz shoved and Jungsand ended up hero-calling with the only to see his opponent turn over the 
for a turned set. The river bricked and suddenly Steinmetz is one of the big stacks.
A day full of notables just saw Quentin Lecomte scoop a big pot to move up to almost a quarter million in chips. Richard Msika had raised to 7,500 and was called by Lecomte on the button to see a flop of . A continuation bet worth 20,000 was called by the Frenchman and Msika then shoved his last 70,000 on the 
turn.
Lecomte called with the 
and had the of Msika crushed. To make the beat even worse, Lecomte even scored the river for quads ... . "C'est dur ta vie" said start-of-the-day chip leader Julien Sitbon. "You have a tough life," coming from a guy with 350,000 chips. ;)
Peter La Terra and Andrii Ratushnyi failed to double up and have been sent to the rail. Bogdan Petru Petrascu was more fortunate after three-bet shoving for 49,300 with the and receiving a call from initial raiser Matyas Csiszar. The Hungarian held 
but failed to deal the final blow on a board of 
.
Pierre Antona raised from early position and Vladimir Kovalev moved all in for 17,000 chips from one seat over to let the action reach the Frenchman again. Antona called with the 
and Kovalev's had a sweat after a flop of 
. Both the turn and the river bricked though.
Vladas Strioga and Giacomo Thus have been eliminated over on table two with the former sending his chips to Mateusz Moolhuizen. One player wanted to raise but miss-clicked and just flat-called before a raise to 7,100 was called by the Dutchman. Strioga as limper then shoved for his 30,000 chips with 
with the initial raiser getting out of the way and the Lithuanian and fell straight into the trap of Moolhuizen's pocket aces.
There was a queen on the flop but no further help for the Lithuanian. Also out: Davy de Cooman.
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