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Aces are good, especially when they're eliminating two players. That's exactly what happened for Bozidar Miljkovic whose 
was enough to eliminate both Michal Mrakes 
and RIchard Toth 
The board had come 
sending both opponents to the rail and boosting Miljkovic up over 400,000 in chips.
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Andrei Nodea raised to 22,000 and Dennis Magro three-bet to 52,000. Nodea shoved for over 250,000 and action was back on Magro.
"Do you like to gamble?" asked Magro.
"Yes," replied Nodea.
Magro subsequently called. Nodea turned over 
. "I have three outs," said Magro tabling 
There was a king in the window of the 
board, and there was to be no miracle one-outer and Nodea was eliminated.
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Jan Bendik, an EPT winner has just busted from the Opener.
Bendik had many swings during Day 2, but after a hand that he lost near the bubble where his was cracked by a rivered flush, didn't manage to recover and eventually found his way to the rail.
Level: 20
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
Narcis Nedelcu just busted a short stack 
vs 
to claim the chip lead as 175 players remaining.
He now has 1,200,000 roughly.
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Carlo Citrone and Day 1a chip leader Marc Meden checked down a board of 
and Citrone showed 
. Meden had that beat with 
and took down the pot. He sits on over 500,000 in chips, down from his start-of-day peak of over 700,000.
Meanwhile, [Removed:509] has soared up the chip counts after a double elimination and now sits on over 600,000.
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With around 320,000 in the middle and the board showing 
Alexander Flehmann bet 125,000 and Ercan Acar had to think for almost half of his stack.
Time was called on the table, and Acar called eventually only to see that Flehmann had a full house with .
Acar mucked his hand and Flehmann chipped up to 1,000,000.
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