Matous Skorepa raised and called the shove of short stack Martin Urbanek from one seat over for 360,000 with the 
. Urbanek was ahead with 
but the board ran out 
.
One table over, Konstantinos Misailidis ran out of chips and Yannick Pernot shoved his 550,000 with 
into the ace-king of Lukasz Wasek.
Torsten Böhringer moved all in from the hijack with the 
and Christian Ambrosio on the button called all in for 90,000 with 
. The board came 
and Ambrosio nearly tripled up.
Right after, Böhringer shoved and Jonathan Khalifa called with the 
. Böhringer rolled over and the board ran out safely, showing 
.
Martin Paap moved all in for 340,000 and Sascha Ranzinger called from one seat over before Lukasz Wasek moved all in, forcing out Ranzinger.
Martin Paap: 
Lukasz Wasek:
The board came 
and the Dutchman tripled up to a million.
Marek Ohnisko was all in out of the big blind for just 25,000 and Sebastian Wolfrom, who was a big stack not long ago, shoved for 80,000. Roman Motovsky called from one seat over and the rest of the table folded.
Ohnisko had 
, Wolfrom 
and Motovsky had the best of it with to remain ahead after a blank board.
The action was folded around to Jonathan Khalifa in the small blind and he got all of his chips in the middle against Nebojsa Ankucic in the big blind. It was Ankucic at risk for 715,000 but he also held the best hand.
Ankucic: 
Khalifa: 
The board ran out giving both players two pair but Ankucic's nines and sixes were better to double up through the former chip leader.
Wilhelm Isaak and Neville Fitz-Jim got all of their chips in the middle preflop with Isaak being the player at risk for 395,000. Isaak held the best hand with 
against Fitz-Jim's .
The flop came 
and Fitz-Jim flopped broadway to take the lead. It wasn't over yet as Isaak flopped a set and would need the board to pair to improve his hand. The turn was the and the river landed the 
. Isaak was eliminated and Fitz-Jim climbed to over 1,000,000 chips.
Level: 26
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 5,000
The remaining 46 players are heading on their last 20-minute break of the day. The current plan is to still play down to the final table and return 11 hours after they finish for Day 3.
Xenos Schirmer ripped all-in for 345,000 from middle position and Karel Kratochvil pushed all-in over the top from the button. The blinds folded and the two hands remaining were face up.
It was a race scenario with Schirmer holding and Kratochvil tabling 
. The board ran out 
and Schirmer was unable to connect with his overcards as he was sent to the payout desk.
From under the gun, Ronald Keijzer moved all in for around 450,000 and Matous Skorepa three-bet all in for more than 1.4 million. Sebastian Curcu in the big blind, who had just doubled up to 1.2 million, checked his cards and called instantly.
Ronald Keijzer: 
Matous Skorepa: 
Sebastian Curcu:
Skorepa's face was in pain until the flop fell 
that gave the Czech a full house. The 
turn and the river were both blanks and the double knockout vaulted Skorepa into the top spot.
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