Luca Fontanel jammed into the big blind of Mario Melis, who snap-called and tabled the 
. Fontanel was caught with the fingers in the cookie jar, holding the 
, and had to fork over 177,000 to his table neighbor on a board of 
.
Soon after, Fontanel got those chips and more back when he sent Denis Timofeev to the rail.
Denis Timofeev: 
Luca Fontanel: 
The board came 
and that spelled the end for Timofeev.
It was a flip for the tournament life of Stanislau Shylkou and he was all in with the 
. Artur Martirosian called with 
and that pair prevailed on a board of 
.
The recent eliminations all received €3,200, and among them were PSPC champ Ramon Colillas, former EPT Monte Carlo Main Event winner Jan Bendik, Gianluca Speranza, and Swaziland's very own Kisohkumar Ramachandran.
Thierry Giron ended up all in for the last 87,000 and he was called by initial raiser Sergey Baburin.
Giron tabled and Baburin had the dominating . On a board of 
, the kicker played to send Giron to the rail.
South Africa's Patmaseelan Naicker had around 110,000 left and, having first-in vigorish, shoved all of those on the button. Emrah Cakmak immediately came over the top from the small blind holding 
, while Naicker was out-kicked with . There was no help for Naikcer on 
and he hit the rail.
Dutchman Zhong Chen followed him closely after. While Chen had a sizable stack earlier in the day, he was down to his final 130,000 and shoved those in. Once again, it was a left-hand neighbor going for the knockout.
Zhong Chen: 
Vladyslav Pohribnyi: 
The board ran out 
to quicky decide things and Chen went off to collect €3,200 in prize money.
Marc Isman jammed his short stack from the button with the and Danut Chisu in the big blind had an easy call with the .
The board came 
and Isman headed to the payout desk.
Level: 21
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 16,000
Four levels and 12 minutes have been played on Day 2 and the field of 214 survivors has been cut down to the last 63 hopefuls. They have just headed into their next 20-minute break and the next break will provide enough time to grab some dinner.
John Mooney had been sticking around with a severe short stack for quite some time and his grind just came to an end with against the 
of Shahar Levi. The board came 
and king-high was good enough to send Mooney to the rail.
Tamas Balogh was more fortunate when he got his 165,000 in with . Thierry Giron was way ahead preflop with , but the board gave Balogh a full house.
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