The following three players didn't make it to the last level of the day which is starting right now. But they did take an extra €1,100 home with them which means they cashed for €1,350 in total.
We join the action on table 38 as the dealer is asking for, "showdown, please."
Martin Lechner tables 
and is up against 
with harald Heigl having folded 
.
The 
flop is safe enough for Lechner, although Heigl leaped out of his seat when the 
hit the turn, as that would have given him a set to scoop another huge pot. As it was, the 
landed on the river to secure Lechner the pot, just before the tournament officials came to break the table.
There are now 27 players remaining, with just under an hour of Day 2a left to play.
Asdren Berberi had called the all-in shove of Karoly Keri of about 2,500,000.
Karoly Keri: 
Asdren Berberi: 
The board ran out 
- Keri hit his king on the flop and doubled up.
The players below have cashed for €1,000 in total in this tournament. The next 15 players to get eliminated will now earn €1,350 in total.
Level: 31
Blinds: 75,000/150,000
Ante: 150,000
The players have just gone for their final 15-minutes break of the day.
We join the action on table 35, with Michael Abaev shoving for 2,400,000 into four players having taken a 
flop.
Harald Heigl made the call, committing just over a third of his stack to do so, with Wolfgang Reither calling next to act, committing a great deal more than a third of his stack. The fourth player in the pot didn't fold immadiately, but never looked like calling.
As the 
slapped the turn, Heigl instantly moved all-in, easily covering Reither's 875,000-chip stack. Reither gave it a great deal of thought, before surprising everyone and folding.
"Do you have a flush?" asked Abaev, as he tabled 
for bottom set. Heigl said nothing, and instead excitedly tabled 
for the turned nut flush. Abaev needed the river to pair, but couldn't find it as the 
hit the river, sending him to the rail to collect his additional €750 payout.
Meanwhile, Heigl took a picture of the whole situation on his phone, before jovially dragging in the pot as he began putting together his eight-figure stack.
Vladimir Cocis and Jakub Fujerik both had their cards open on the table and Cocis had the all-in button in front of him.
Jakub Fujerik: 
Vladimir Cocis:
The board ran out 
- no danger for Fujerik and Cocis was eliminated in 39th place for €1,000 in total.
Level: 30
Blinds: 60,000/120,000
Ante: 120,000
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