Robbie Bakker got it in for 385,000 in late position against Cesar Plaza, who played 390,000 total.
Robbie Bakker: 
Cesar Plaza: 
It was a crucial coin flip that would decide the fate of one of them, and it turned out be Plaza who would be left with dust: 
. Plaza remained behind with a single T-5,000 chip and will have to try and spin it up from literally a chip and a chair.
It was all-in preflop between Frenchman Alexandre Reard and Italian Gian Mario Gheza.
Gian Mario Gheza: 
Alexandre Reard: 
The board ran out giving no help to Reard, coming 
and Gheza doubled up.
Folded around to the button, it was Fred Weiss who open-shoved his last 295,000. Michael Wang called from the small blind to put Weiss at risk.
Fred Weiss: 
Michael Wang: 
Weiss started behind and bricked all his outs along the way as the board ran out 
.
Mitja Rudolf started Day 2 in the best possible way when he won the Crazy Pineapple Flip Out for a Platinum Pass worth $30,000. Randy Izaak Bakker was also in the final eight of the flip out and had a shot at the Platinum pass but wasn't as lucky as Rudolf.
These two players are now sat next to each other and had a small battle. Rudolf had raised from under the gun and seen Bakker called in the big blind. After they flop had come down 
, Bakker decided to check-raise a bet from Rudolf and took down the pot after the former let his hand go.
Both have chipped up over the last few levels and sit on around the 900,000 each.
Farukh Tach started with around 800,000 and was the start-of-day chip leader, but was just spotted exiting the tournament area after losing out with 
against 
"I was just card dead," he explained, "All of the day. I started with 800k which was like 100 big blinds, but now 800k is only 40 big blinds.
"You have to pick up some cards. It's alright; my goal is the Main Event!"
Nível: 22
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
Players are going on a 20-minute break.
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