Heads-up to the 
flop, Andrea Ricci made it 8,000 to go and Alexander Schill then gave it some thought before moving all-in for 31,300 total. Ricci mulled it over for half a minute and made the call with the superior stack.
Alexander Schill: 
Andrea Ricci: 
The 
turn changed nothing yet but Ricci got there with the 
river to improve to the nut flush.
With some 16,000 in the middle and the flop showing 
, it was Miroslav Forman who had 14,600 in front out of the blinds. Ioannis Chaitas pushed all-in for more than 43,000 and that forced out Massimo De Mario. Forman tank-called with the word "okay" and then quickly added a "fuck" when the cards were revealed.
Ioannis Chaitas: 
Miroslav Forman: 
The superior flush draw remained supreme throughout the 
turn and 
river to let the Greek-German double.
Dmytro Bystrovzorov raised to 2,000 and received two callers in Marek Blasko and Mark Ruvinov. Mario Colavita then jammed for the last 11,000 and was called by Bystrovzorov and Ruvinov. The 
flop was checked and Ruvinov bet the turn for 15,000, earning a call from Bystrovzorov.
After the 
river, Ruvinov check-called a bet worth 20,000 by Bystrovzorov and flashed the 
for a pair of nines. Bystrovzorov had that beat with 
for the straight and Colavita was sent to the rail with 
.
Miroslav Forman was among the later entries but already more than doubled up, while the same also applied for Josef Gulas after a rather rocky start. In the meanwhile, Pierre Neuville started well but has been eliminated and re-entered shortly after.
Gulas was just spotted raking in a pot against Silviu Baltateanu, who acknowledged in table chat to have folded a nine-high flush while Gulas replied to have that beat by a notch.
Level: 3
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
Upon completion of level two, the remaining 143 players out of 155 entries have been sent into a scheduled 20-minute break.
Rama Mulaj had previously been involved in a pot with Martin Paap when the latter check-called a bet worth 6,600 by Mulaj on the 
flop. The 
turn was checked and Paap got a shove through on the river.
Soon after, Mulaj faced an open raise to 800 and a three-bet to 2,100 by Tibor Nagygyorgy on the button. Paap called in the small blind and Mulaj jammed for 13,900. All three opponents folded and Mulaj flashed the 
with a dry smile on the face.
The remaining 14,000 of Petru Tarlev went into the middle via limp-shove and Orhan Ljecaj looked him up out of the blinds.
Petru Tarlev:
Orhan Ljecaj: 
The board ran out 
and that spelled the end for Tarlev. "Good fold Ion," the biggest stack Ion Tabacaru said and mentioned he had let go of pocket sevens.
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