Lander Lijo had his last 9,000 in the middle from the big blind and Pablo Melogno had 11,500 in front of him from late position. Georges Hanna sat in early position and he had 37,000 in front of him.
Melogno ended up folding and Lijo only had to beat one opponent to triple up his small stack.
Lijo had 
, or ''aces'' how he called his hand himself. Hanna played 
.
The board ran out 
and Lijo hit his seven on the river to triple up.
Sasha Salinger catches up with Timothy Adams coming off his win in the EPT Monaco €25K Single Day High Roller. He discusses the benefits of the single-day high rollers and the benefits of having a big stack deep in a tournament when the other players tighten up waiting for the smallest stack to bust.
Michael Wang opened the betting, making it 6,000 to call. Timothy Adams flatted on the button and Danilo Velasevic and Arvydas Merfeldas came along from the blinds.
The dealer laid 
on the flop and everyone checked to Adams who bet a small sizing of 6,500. Velasevic and Wang both called and the three players went to the turn.
It was the 
and again it checked to Adams. This time he upped the price, making it 27,000 to continue. Velasevic called and Wang moved aside. The river was the 
and both players checked. Velasevic opened pocket 
for a full house and it was good for the pot, with Adams sending his cards into the muck.
Alexandre Radovanovic had just jammed up his stack without showdown and soon after he ended up all in and at risk preflop for around 75,000 against Nicola Grieco.
Alexandre Radovanovic: 
Nicola Grieco: 
The board came 
and Grieco had reason to celebrate.
Corentin Ropert raised from middle position and he was called by Jorden Verbraeken, Franck Makaci, and big blind Enio Bozzano.
The flop fell 
and all four players checked so the dealer dealt the 
turn card. Bozzano checked and Ropert continued with a bet of 20,000. Verbraeken and Makaci got out of the way but Bozzano stuck around.
The 
river completed the board and Bozzano checked again. Ropert put him all in for 31,000 and a very quick call followed by Bozzano.
Ropert showed 
for a missed draw and Bozzano took it down with 
.
Three players saw a 
flop together with Ami Barer first to act from the big blind. He checked, Patrick Nakache bet 8,500 and Milos Lalovic called. Barer check-raised to 36,000, Nakache shoved about 110,000 total, Lalovic folded, and Barer called.
Patrick Nakache:
Ami Barer: 
The on the turn left Nakache drawing dead, making the river a mere formality.
Action was on the flop and Melika Razavi was first to act, playing from the big blind position. She checked and Karim Jamil made a min bet of 2,500. Back on Razavi and she upped it to 8,000, which Jamil called.
The turn was the and after a brief spell in the tank, Razavi announced all in. Jamil called quickly and Razavi turned over 
for the low full house, whilst Jamil had 
in the whole. Though behind, Jamil had nines, threes and the case ace still to hit to turn the hand around for him. The river bricked and Razavi got the double whilst Jamil is back to roughly what he started the day on.
Julien Martini is on the way to have all other seven players combined on his table covered as he closes in on 600,000 in chips. In the latest hand, he was involved in the action from the cutoff with Markus Durnegger on the button and Yilong Wang in the small blind also still in contention.
The turn showed 
and Wang led for 11,000, only Martini called. Wang also bet the river for 26,000 and Martini called with the words "Okay, I just call."
Wang tabled 
for a busted flushdraw and Martini claimed the pot with for a straight.
While Patrik Antonius sits behind a massive stack, Conor Beresford was reduced to crumbs despite entering Day 2 as one of the bigger stacks. Beresford moved all in for 24,500 and Minx Xi reluctantly called in the big blind.
Conor Beresford: 
Ming Xi: 
The board came 
and Beresford doubled to remain in contention.
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