On the 
turn, a pot of 30,000 evolved with three remaining players in and Kiryl Radzivonau check-folded to a bet of 12,300 by Peter Boros. Stelyan Georgiev called and then faced a bet of 15,000 after the 
river. The Bulgarian folded and Boros showed him the 
for the nut flush.
Both media cards found their way to our table, although the details of the eliminations remain unclear. With the 21 late entrants on Day 2, the field size for the second day increased to 146 participants remaining and 30 of them have already been sent to the rail.
Rectification and apology to Martin Kabrhel, as the Czech high stakes player has only bought in once today and not twice. He also more than tripled up the 30,000 chips and sits well above average. Ankush Mandavia is another of the late entrants today and just claimed a small pot.
Mandavia raised from the button for 2,100 and was called by the player in the small blind as well as Simeon Naydenov in the big blind. On the 
flop, the action was checked to Mandavia and he took down the pot with a continuation bet of 2,100. result: Also three-times the starting stack thus far.
David "MissOracle" Yan is already up to 100,000 despite showing up late and even forgetting his passport. The online grinder had some sort of ID though and got into the tournament in level nine still. Just now he four-bet shoved against Daniel Laming's pocket queens and won the flip with 
thanks to an ace on the turn.
Iori Yogo defended his big blind against the raise of Tom Hall and until the river of a 
board, a pot of more than 25,000 chips had evolved. Yogo moved all in for 26,900 and Hall eventually called for half his stack. The Japanese showed 
and Hall couldn't beat, slipping below starting stack.
In a battle cutoff versus button, Dylan Linde got his stack of 22,500 chips in preflop after a raising war with Jean-Philippe Piquette. The Canadian won the flip with 
versus 
thanks to the on the flop.
Kiryl Radzivonau only flat-called the all in of Vojtech Cervinka out of the small blind after the Czech had pushed from the button and the player in the big blind folded. It was the 
for Cervinka versus 
and he eventually got an unlikely sweat on the 
turn. The river was of no help and Cervinka was gone.
Micah Raskin started the day just under average and then hit "a bunch of good hands" before getting involved into a battle of the blinds. His opponent five-bet shoved with 
and Raskin's pair of sevens held up. The American has almost tripled up his stack already. Others were less fortunate and you can find them listed below.
The details of the Steve O'Dwyer bustout escaped us, but Jaroslav Peter was all in for his last 12,000 from the button and Fahredin Mustafov called out of the big blind. Peter had and the Bulgarian had that beat with 
. Both players joked before the showdown and were rooting to hit a set, but the dealer denied both wishes.
The board ran out 
and that sent Peter to the rail. Mustafov is the first player to reach 200,000 in chips.
Sorel Mizzi has purchased the very last entry and registration is now closed. The official number is 251 entries in total, of which 137 currently remain.
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