Daniel Krejca was all in preflop with 
against Pulkit Goyal's 
. The board brought a magic ace on the turn and Krejca doubled up while Goyal lost a part of his stack, although he remained near the top of the counts.
A new table has been moved to the feature stage and has some interesting players to follow:
Andrei Makavets has just won a WSOP Circuit ring for staying ahead of a 2,578-strong field in the Mini Main. Shay Rozenbaum finished in third place in the WSOP International Circuit (Spring edition) Opener. And Timur Margolin has two WSOP bracelets and finished 2nd in the WSOPC Main here in March 2018.
Level: 21
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
Players are off to another 15-minute break for Day 2.
The board read 
with almost 200,000 in the middle already.
Jakob Madsen had put in 175,000 worth of chips from the middle position which covered the stack of Szymon Slezok in the hijack who took his time to consider his options. Slezok then made the call for his last 79,000.
Madsen turned around 
and Slezok saw he made the right call before showing he had 
to double up with.
Rene Zembinsky was on the cutoff and Georgios Vrakas on the button with the board showing 
.
Zembinsky bet 25,000 and Vrakas raised to 76,000 with his opponent calling the bet.
The completed the board on the river and Zembinsky checked this time, with Vrakas announcing all in for 340,000. Zembinsky was slightly covered by his opponent and made the call, only to see the bad news from Vrakas who opened 
with the turned nut-flush. Zembinsky showed his 
with two pair and the dealer gave his chips in Vrakas who is now close to one million chips.
Juozas Bizokas shoved from the middle position for 87,000 and Alain Niclot took a bit of time before also going all-in for 92,000 in the hijack. The rest of the table quickly folded to let them battle it out.
Juozas Bizokas: 
Alain Niclot: 
The board ran out 
to not bring any help to Bizokas as he was eliminated.
Maria Lampropulos opened preflop from middle position and Daniel Wendorf was the only caller from the big blind.
The flop came and Wendorf check-called a bet for 8,000 from Lampropulos.
The came on the turn and after Wendorf's check, Lampropulos bet 22,000 and her opponent raised to 50,000. Lampropulos announced all in and Wendorf quickly called.
Daniel Wendorf: 
Maria Lampropulos: 
Wendord have turned a straight but Lampropulos still had outs to improve her hand to a flush and scoop the pot. The 
on the river wasn't one of them, and Lampropulos was eliminated.
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