The action folded to Bertrand Grospellier in the small blind who raised to 10,000 and was called by the big blind. The flop came 
and both players checked to the 
on the turn.
Grospellier checked again and the big blind fired 24,500. Grospellier made the call and the 
completed the board. Both players checked again and Grospellier tabled 
for a full house to take down the pot.
Not long ago, Robert Schulz was down to only 60,000 and that has since changed. In a three-bet pot against the player on the button, Schulz faced a bet of 42,000 on the 
flop and the German called. The 
turn and 
river were checked and the small blind showed king-ten only. Schulz had that beat with 
and raked in a vital pot.
Jan Timo Jobmann and Stanislav Miazel won tournaments during this WSOP Circuit festival at the King's Casino and so has Catalin Pop. Jobmann and Miazel both share the same table and have an above-average stack with the latter picking up some small change just now.
In a heads-up pot to the 
flop, Miazel bet 20,000 and showed 
after the fold of his sole remaining opponent.
Vojtech Ruzicka had some 110,000 chips remaining when the hand started, and that has since been reduced to zero. A raise to 15,000 by the player from under the gun was followed by the shove of Ruzicka and Daniel Nietrzebka over-shoved for slightly more to force out the player in under the gun.
Vojtech Ruzicka: 
Daniel Nietrzebka: 
The board of 
provided an over kill as Nietrzebka improved on each street to ultimately eliminate the former November Niner with a full house.
Catalin Pop lost a big pot to Pavel Stolar and the latter used the chips to put pressure on Morgan Bonnaud. The Frenchman faced a bet of 20,000 on the 
river and the clock was called on him. His one minute ran down and Bonnaud folded, claiming to have had a six.
Stolar said he had a flush draw, which Bonnaud at first didn't understand before Jan Mach chimed in. Stolar moved up to almost half a million in chips while the last 100 are near with 102 players remaining according to the screens.
Big stacks are starting to emerge mid-way through Day 2 with Jan Mach, Catalin Pop, and Pasquale Di Ceglie all over 500,000 chips now.
Level: 18
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 500
The seat of Gerhard Brimmers was vacated and the media from Georgia as well as Michal Mrakes confirmed that it was Vazha Kometiani who picked up the chips of the German. According to Mrakes, Brimmers three-bet small out of the small blind and check-shoved a 
flop with pocket jacks.
Kometiani called with pocket fives for bottom set and there was no lucky punch for Brimmers.
Almost invisible short stack ninja Robert Zipf was spotted all in and at risk for 44,500 out of the big blind with and Stefan Vagner looked him up from under the gun with the 
. The board came 
and Zipf remained in contention.
The action was folded to Brandon Cantu on the button who just limped in for 4,000. The big blind raised it up to 12,000 and Cantu announced all-in. The big blind quickly called for his remaining 123,000 and was the player at risk.
The big blind tabled 
and Cantu showed 
. The dealer fanned the flop of and Cantu saw the ace right in the window. The turn was the 
and the river brought the . Cantu's two pair earned him the pot and eliminated his opponent.
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