The table of Rachid El Yaacoubi broke after the break and he recalled a hand in which he min-raised and Tudor Popa three-bet to 14,500 for El Yaacoubi to call. On a 
flop, Popa called a min-raise to 18,000 and both then checked down the 
turn and 
river runout.
Popa tabled the 
to win the pot. "I had ace-jack," El Yaacoubi said and Popa chimed in. "Really? I don't think so, maybe ace-seven," before they parted ways.
In the last hand prior to the break, Riadh Ben Farhat raised to 4,000 from under the gun and called a three-bet to 14,000 by Buelent Evis. The duo headed to the 
flop on which Ben Farhat checked and subsequently called a bet worth 17,000.
Ben Farhat also check-called the 
turn for 20,000 and then checked the 
river. Evis checked behind to get shown the 
for trips aces, to which he first rolled over the 
. That was followed by the 
and a rather stunned Ben Farhat contemplated if that was a slowroll or not.
Oliver Bösch appears to have been the last re-entry and with the start of level 12, the late registration has officially closed. An unofficial 748 entries included 708 Day 2 entries and some 271 players currently remain.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,500
Ante: 2,500
The first two 60-minute levels have been completed and the field has reached 742 entries so far of which 265 players remain. After the first 15-minute break of the day, the late registration period will close.
Oleh Shkapenko raised to 5,000 and then faced the shove by Mohamed Bouchouit from two seats over for around 45,000 in the small blind. He went into the tank for more than three minutes and the clock was called, after which Shkapenko eventually called.
Mohamed Bouchouit: 
Oleh Shkapenko: 
The 
board gave Bouchouit two pair for the double.
One table over, Mihai Stinca jammed for the second hand in a row and this time earned a call by Andreas Fischer.
Mihai Stinca: 
Andreas Fischer: 
The kicker played on the 
board as Stinca scored a double for 37,600.
Lars Kamphues had doubled not long ago while Michael Strauch suffered a setback and both then met shortly after. It was Kamphues who opened to 4,500 and Strauch three-bet to 12,000 for Kamphues to call.
The 
flop was checked to Strauch, who bet 21,000 and received a snap-fold.
On the tail end of a battle of the blinds between Volodymyr Drokin and Ilija Savevski, the board showed 
. Drokin check-jammed into Savevski's bet and was eventually called to table the 
for a bluff.
Savevski turned over 
and secured the double-up.
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