On the river of a board 
, Narcis Nedelcu checked his option out of the big blind. Anthony Amsellem bet 55,000 only for Nedelcu to check-raise to 150,000 total.
Amsellem sunk back in his chair almost immediately and went into the tank. Some one and a half minutes later he made the call and Nedelcu rolled over the 
for kings full of jacks. Amsellem shook his head and exposed the 
for broadway to take a big blow to his stack.
Michael Sklenicka opened to 5,000 in late position and was called by Jovan Kenjic in the big blind.
Kenjic check-raised to 11,500 on the 
flop and was called which brought in the 
turn. Kenjic continued for 11,000 and was called again. The aggressor then bet 18,500 on the 
and was snap called.
Kenjic had 
for complete air whilst Sklenicka turned over his 
for the win.
Near the end of the second level, there are only 343 players out of 641 entries remaining and as the field of hopefuls continues to decrease.
Josef Snejberg raised to 5,000 from early position and got a call from Michal Shuh from the cutoff.
Lars Kamphues shoved all-in for 44,000 from the button and when action returned to Snejberg, he re-shoved for over 200,000.
Shuh folded.
Lars Kamphues: 
Jaosef Snejberg:
The flop came 
and when the fell on the river, Kamphues stood up and got his coat ready to leave, but the magic fell on the river to give him the pot and keep alive in the tournament.
Andrea Ricci opened to 4,000 and Nicola Angelini in the small blind three-bet to 16,500, Ricci then four-bet to 44,000 and Angelini called. On the 
flop both checked and Angelini bet the turn for 25,00, picking up a call by Ricci.
Angelini jammed the river with the superior stack and Ricci called with the 
, which chopped it up against the 
of Angelini.
One hand later, Anh Do four-bet jammed for 98,500 against Angelini, who forfeited his three-bet to 12,000.
Thomas Pettersson opened the action with a button raise to 5,000 and Gabriele Re three-bet to 19,500 in the big blind. Pettersson made it 55,000 to go for more than half of his stack and then called all-in when Re moved all-in.
Thomas Pettersson: 
Gabriele Re:
The pocket pair prevailed on the 
board as Pettersson doubled for 98,000.
Karo Nuri raised to 4,500 from the hijack and Timo Kamphues three-bet to 11,500 from the cutoff. Zlatin Penev was in the small blind and announced all-in covering both of his opponents.
While Nuri folded, Kamphues snap-called and cards were turned over.
Kamphues showed while Penev had . Kamphues was at risk and behind but the flop came 
and Kamphues was now in the lead.
The turn 
and river didn't change anything and Kamphues doubled up.
Heads-up to the 
turn, Julien Sitbon checked and Dalibor Dula bet 40,000, which Sitbon called. As they headed to the river, Sitbon elected to bet 25,000 as the first player to act and Dula sent his cards into the muck.
Ian Bradley was moved tables and now has an even bigger stack. As recalled by the Brit and confirmed by Dinesh Alt, Dragos Iosub had hero-called against Bradley when multi-way action brought an ace-high flop with two hearts. Bradley squeezed to get called by Iosub only, who then called bets on the turn and all-in after the river according to Bradley.
Iosub had pocket eights but Bradley's ace-queen for the rivered top two pair won the pot.
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