Tomasz Chmiel raised to 12,000 and Mario Colavita three-bet to 30,000 in the cutoff. The four-bet shove by Chmiel for just 110,000 followed and Colavita called for the following flip.
Tomasz Chmiel: 
Mario Colavita: 
"Good luck," Colavita said to his opponent on the other side of the table to which Alexey Mishuk replied "you don't need it".
The board came 
and Chmiel doubled with a flush.
Prior to the break, nearly one dozen players were knocked out with the likes of Matous Skorepa, Jakob Miegel and Sergiu Cornea among them.
Level: 16
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
The action started with a raise to 11,000 by Frantisek Jirout and Levente Pal called. Zhong Chen moved all-in for 57,000 and both opponents came along. On the 
flop, Pal bet 71,000 when checked to and then folded when Jirout pushed all-in.
Zhong Chen: 
Frantisek Jirout: 
The 
turn gave Chen some more outs but he missed them all on the 
river.
Six levels of 60 minutes each have been completed on Day 2 and the field has been whittled down to just 140 players. The penultimate break of the night lasts 15 minutes each and the T-500 chips will be raced off.
Antonio Falocco had the best of it when he this time looked up a preflop with the dreadful 
, which he had let go of not that long ago.
This time, he was ahead versus Maciej Kondraszuk and his 
.
However, that all changed on the 
flop when Kondraszuk struck gold with the set. Falocco banged his hand on the table after the turn and 
river nearly cut his below average stack into half, forking over 76,000 to Kondraszuk.
Sweden's Mirza Veletanlic was a bigger stack almost all day and consistently added chips to a growing tower. Among his most recent victims was Adrian Strobel earlier in the level when Veletanlic flopped the nuts with 
on a 
board. Strobel's 
only flopped a straight draw and bricked off.
Former decent stack Michal Mrakes was spotted on his way out and it was Pasquale Di Ceglie that had finished the job when two short stacks got it in.
Lars Kamphues opened the action with a raise to 10,000 and Murat Yasa then three-bet to 30,000 on the button. The four-bet shove by Kamphues for 151,500 followed and Yasa called.
Lars Kamphues: 
Murat Yasa:
The 
flop vaulted Kamphues into the lead, which he retained thanks to the 
turn and 
river.
In a preflop raising war, the chips went into the middle of the table between Iman Ghashayar and Alaettin Keles with the latter as the player at risk.
Alaettin Keles:
Iman Ghashayar:
There was no upset in the cards on the 
board as Keles became the next casualty. "I also had aces the last time," Ghashayar told him on the way out of the tournament area.
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