Just before Table 96 broke, a sizable pot occurred between Jurgis Ragauskas and Daniele De Feo which left the latter empty-handed. De Feo's last few chips went in on an 
turn and Ragauskas had the amount matched.
Daniele De Feo: 
Jurgis Ragauskas: 
Ragauskas yelled for a deuce and got his wish on the 
river, improving him to aces and deuces to knock out De Feo. Ragauskas moved up to 135,000 as he got himself a new seat.
The action was opened from a player in early position after he raised to 1,800. Joey Weissman was on the button, and once the rest of the table had folded, he moved all in for 12,500. Both the players in the blinds folded and with the decision back on the initial raiser he thought for a minute before he let his hand go into the muck and Weissman collected the pot.
Nível: 7
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
The field is on their second 20-minute break of the day.
The action folded around to the player in the cutoff, and his raise was called by Adam Owen in the small blind as well as the player in the big blind. The flop came down 
and both the blinds checked to the raiser, who continued for 1,200. Owen called before the big blind player folded.
The turn brought the 
, and when faced with a 3,300 bet from his opponent, Owen decided to check-fold and left himself with 14,000 as the second break of the day approached.
After Davor Pavic had raised, Peter Jaksland flat-called from a short stack holding . The rest of the money went in on a 
board and Jaksland noticed he got outflopped by Pavic's 
. Neither the 
turn nor river could change it around and he had to part from the tournament.
"Wanted to keep you in the pot. Guess that was a bad idea," Jaksland chuckled as he parted.
The seat where Jason Wheeler most recently sat is now empty, and he has seemingly been unable to spin his 10k stack back up. One of the new players to join the field is Yiannis Liperis, and he has taken a seat at Wheeler's old table.
EPT13 Prague winner Jasper Meijer van Putten has taken his seat on one of the corner tables in the room. In the secondary room, EPT13 Barcelona winner Sebastian Malec has set up shop in his quest for a second spadie.
The flop was down 
and Jason Wheeler, in early position, was up against the two players in the blinds. They both checked to Wheeler, and he bet 1,800. The player in the small blind called before the big blind folded.
The turn brought the 
, and Wheeler saw his opponent check-raise his 3,700 bet to 13,700. Wheeler thought for a minute before he opted to let his hand go and was left with 10,000 going into level 6.
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