With some 59,000 in the middle to the 
flop, Diego Ventura was all-in for 78,000 and turned over the 
for the top pair and top kicker. That was trailing against the 
of Pedro Garagnani but Ventura got there thanks to the 
turn and 
river runout.
In the meanwhile, Masashi Oya was knocked out as he now rails the action on the same table with fellow Japanese player Tamon Nakamura involved.
The cards of Luciano De Hollanda were already mucked as his stack and the one of Claas Segebrecht were counted. Segebrecht held the superior stack for 195,000 while De Hollanda's 188,000 were covered.
On a board of 
, the duo had gotten it in after the turn as confirmed by Timothy Adams. "It was a three-bet pot, he had ace-king with the king of hearts," the Canadian mentioned. Segebrecht held the winning hand in 
for a set of sixes to win the large pot.
Rodrigo Seiji was spotted getting up from his seat while his stack was being counted out. Imad Derwiche was claiming most of those chips as he tripled up through Seiji and Conor Beresford. The 5,000 that was left of Seiji's stack went to Beresford as they had the following hands:
Imad Derwiche: 
Rodrigo Seiji: 
Conor Beresford: 
The board read 
by the time all the cards had been dealt out for Derwich to flop the set and improve to a full house on the river. Beresford flopped the higher pair and ended up with the higher two pair to really bust Seiji.
Nível: 12
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
The board read 
with 55,000 in the middle.
Kayhan Mokri checked his big blind and Tsugunari Toma bet 24,000 from the button. Mokri called to see the complete the board.
Mokri checked again and Toma quickly fired a bet of 45,000 out. Mokri dove into the think tank and used two time bank cards before opting to make the call. Toma showed the 
for the pair of fives for Mokri to table the 
for the higher pair of nines to claim the pot.
Dietrich Fast experienced a very solid start into Day 2 to chip and then boosted his stack further thanks to a successful flip with former big stack Alex Kulev.
Alex Kulev: 
Dietrich Fast: 
The 
board improved Fast to kings full of jacks and sent Kulev to the rail.
It didn't take long for Fast to get involved in the action once more when he squeezed to 40,000 preflop. Tamon Nakamura then pushed for 95,500 and fast called.
Tamon Nakamura:
Dietrich Fast:
"Good start," Fast stated with a dry voice when he found some equity on the flop.
That was followed by "bad turn" once the appeared and the river brought no surprise anymore for Nakamura to double.
Claas Segebrecht raised to 10,000 from under the gun and the action folded to Ben Heath in the small blind who three-bet to 47,000 which only Segebrecht called as Timothy Adams folded his big blind.
They both checked through the 
flop to the on the turn. Heath fired a bet of 36,500 out for Segebrecht to make the call.
The completed the board and Heath barreled 43,500 over the line for the snap-fold of Segebrecht.
A preflop raising war broke the stacks of Tsugunari Toma and Kazuhiko Yotsushika into the middle of the table with the former as the player at risk for 132,500.
Tsugunari Toma:
Kazuhiko Yotsushika:
Yotsushika shook his head repeatedly when he saw the bad news and found no help on the 
board. He was left very short and departed in the very next hand.
On a heads-up flop of 
, a tussle broke out between Andriy Lyubovetskiy and Masashi Oya with the former at risk of elimination.
Andriy Lyubovetskiy:
Masashi Oya:
The overpair was ahead but Oya had plenty of outs with the open-ender and flush draw. Nothing changed on the turn and the 
river was another blank to keep Lyubovetskiy in contention.
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