On the turn of a board 
, Bülent Sahin faced a bet of 1,200 by Goran Ilic and raised to 4,500. Ilic reraised to 15,600 and called the shove of Sahin.
Goran Ilic: 
Bülent Sahin: 
The 
on the river was a blank and Ilic was covered by 1,000 to join the rail just before the end of level two.
The stack of Jan Streicher went to Georgi Dangel while Jan Bendik also chipped up nicely on the same table. Next to Bendik is Ivo Donev, who just bet 600 on a flop of 
. His sole opponent Hubert Baran-Osinski checked and called out of the blinds before checking again the 
turn. Donev bet 1,400 and won the pot.
"You bring me luck, that's the first pot I won today," Donev said.
A raise by Fabrice Halleux in the cutoff was called by the small blind and Sebastian Langrock in the big blind. The flop of 
was checked to Halleux and the continuation bet of the Belgian for 325 won the pot.
One hand later, Langrock limped from the small blind and Luigi Micu raised to 300, which Langrock called. The flop of 
was checked, On the turn, Langrock bet 600 and Micu called before the river saw a check by Langrock, a bet of 1,800 by Micu and a fold of the German.
Tomasz Panek raised to 250 from the cutoff and was called by the small blind and Dawid Paczka in the big blind. The flop came 
and the blinds checked to Panek who continued for 225.
The small blind folded and Paczka called to see the roll off on the turn. Paczka led out for 525 and Panek's cards quickly went to the muck. Panek laughed and said something to his fellow Polish friend in their native tongue. These two have battled before, most recently the other day in the High Roller event.
Rakesh Lalwani was eliminated early on Day 1a and participated in the Hold'em Omaha Mix Event despite admitting he had only played one hour of Omaha in his life, the same day and one prior to the tournament. Lalwani not only cashed but reached the final table of the tournament in the early morning hours and is now in action in the Main Event.
He is joined by Tomasz Panek, Cheng-Wei Yin and Matthias Puzich.
Level: 2
Blinds: 50/100
Ante: 0
Gregor Greko and Fabrice Halleux, both of who played the €5,300 High Roller Event, have joined the field in the Main Event. Both players made it into Day 2 of the High Roller but were unable to cash in the event.
They will be looking to turn their fortunes around today in the final starting flight.
"Yessss," a shout emerged out of the tournament area and some players gathered to see what happened. Jesper Hansen in the one seat grinned and asked "How many big blinds was that?" while a full double was shipped over to Liang Feng. Apparently, Feng and Ondrej Drozd got into a raising war and the stacks went in preflop for 600 Big Blinds each.
Drozd pocket queens and Feng the 
. The board came 
and Feng flopped a set, saw his opponent turn a straight and rivered quads to score the first knockout of the day. Feng lives in Prague and all his recorded live cashes are from the Czech Republic as well.
World Series of Poker bracelet winner Ivo Donev has been spotted next to Jan Bendik, while Dominik Paus is also in the field. Paus finished 2nd in the Hold'em / Omaha Mix Event last night and is aiming for a better result in the Main Event.
The action was folded around to the small blind who raised to 150 and Dawid Borkowski called from the big blind. The flop fell 
and the small blind checked. Borkowski bet 200 and his opponent check-raised to 500. Borkowski called to see the 
on the turn.
The small blind fired again for 700 and Borkowski made the call. The river brought the and the small blind checked this time. Borkowski reached back and made a large bet of 2,500. His opponent thought for a minute before pushing his cards face down to the muck.
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