It was all in pre-flop between Daniel McAulay and Brian Altman, with McAulay at risk.
Brian Altman: 
Daniel McAulay: 
Altman was ahead, but flopped his opponent stone dead with the 
giving him a flush. The turn 
and riev r
changed nothing and Altman was eliminated.
We caught a glimpse of Kevin Macdonald all in and at risk with 
against the 
of Kristian Zitting.
An ace on the flop of 
saw Zitting extend his lead, and although Macdonald picked up a straight draw, he was eliminated after the 
turn and river.
The Day 1C chip leader joins Day 1B chip leader Schemion on the rail.
Level: 10
Blinds: 80,000/160,000
Ante: 20,000
It was all-in preflop between Joao Simao and Aleksejs Ponakovs.
Ponakovs was the player at risk with approximately two million chips. He held 
and flopped a set on 
.
However, Simao's 
had flopped a flush draw and was in with a chance of eliminating Ponakovs. The turn was the 
and the river the and Ponakovs doubled up.
Kenny Hallaert opened and Joao Simao defended his big blind.
The flop came 
and Simao checked. Hallaert continued for 280,000. Simao called.
The turn was the 
and Simao checked. Hallart bet 910,000 and Simao folded.
Rayan Chamas moved all in preflop with and was eventually called by Jeff Gross. Chamas was all in for approximately 900,000 chips.
Rayan Chamas:
Jeff Gross: 
Gross was dominated and would have to come from behind to knock out Chamas, but the 
board didn't help him and Chamas doubled up.
With the elimination of Yulian Bogdanov in 49th place, the remaining 48 players are now sat around six tables.
A reminder that day 2 will conclude when nine players remain.
Level: 9
Blinds: 70,000/140,000
Ante: 17,500
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