Just before the break, Pawel Brzeski knocked out the player to his right after three-betting preflop and finding a flop of 
. His opponent got the stack in with 
for top pair and a gutshot while Brzeski had flopped middle set with pocket eights to hold up.
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
Players are now on their second 20-minute break of the day. When they return they'll play two more levels before bagging and tagging for the night.
Bryn Kenney opened for 3,500 from the cutoff and was met by a three-bet to 8,300 from Enrico Camosci on the button. The blinds both folded, Kenney called, and the flop came down 
. Both players checked, and then Kenney led out for 13,600 on the 
turn.
Camosci made the call and then watched his opponent fire out 27,700 on the 
river. Camosci thought for a few moments before making the call, but mucked just as soon as Kenney tabled the 
for top pair.
Jaroslaw Sikora opened to 3,200 and Jens Lakemeier three-bet to 16,500 from the button before Anton Bertilsson four-bet to 35,500. Sikora folded and Lakemeier called to see the flop of 
. Bertilsson continued for 25,000 and was called before moving all in for 96,800 on the turn.
Lakemeier tanked for quite some time and then folded. The table contains four players with more than double the current average.
The €10,200 Single-Day High Roller finalist Niko Soininen had bagged up chips on Day 1a and was sitting on the feature table along with Dominik Panka, Mickey Petersen and Kellyann Heffernan. That was until very recently though, because the TV crew just stripped him off the microphone as the Finn had been running out of chips entirely.
The cards were almost rushed away, but former PCA champion Dominik Panka was just sent to the rail after being eliminated on the feature table. He was all in and at risk on a short stack with 
and found top pair on the flop, Mike McDonald however turned an ace with his 
and even completed a straight on the river.
Steve O'Dwyer defended his big blind against a late position raise going heads up to a 
flop.
Both players checked, but when the 
turn came down, O'Dwyer led for 5,500. The original raiser did it again, making it 17,000 to see a river.
O'Dwyer called and the came down on the river. O'Dwyer tapped his arm indicating a check and his opponent went deep into the tank.
Two minutes later he emerged with a check of his own and O'Dwyer showed 
. His opponent mucked allowing a sinking O'Dwyer to right the ship again.
Gathering from the table talk, Hani Bahna had checked the turn 
and then faced a bet worth 42,000 on the river by Jaka. Bahna eventually called off and was shown 
for the nut flush to shake his head for half a minute.
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