Who Will Make it Through Day 2 of the 2018 partypoker LIVE MILLIONS Germany €5,300 Main Event?
The 2018 partypoker LIVE MILLIONS Germany €5,300 Main Event is set to start again at noon local time on Day 2. After four Day 1’s the tally of entries plus 8 no-shows is up to 1,022 in total with 324 advancing to the second day here in the King’s Casino in Rozvadov. The money bubble is expected to burst during the last levels of the day and the player leading the pack into the money is “ggbn” with 10,270,000 in chips.
The chip leaders from yesterday, Ondrej Drozd (9,830,000) and Aristeidis Moschonas (8,975,000), have claimed second and third place in the overall leaderboard. Viktor Blom takes fourth place with 8,805,000 in chips after he took the chip lead on Day 1a.
Notables to keep an eye on today include Jon Kyte (8,185,000), Viliyan Petleshkov (7,700,000), Jan Mach (7,425,000), Ole Schemion (6,635,000), Vlad Darie (5,725,000), Jason Wheeler (5,465,000), Niall Farrell (5,300,000), Manig Loeser (4,855,000), James Akenhead (4,085,000), and Martin Staszko with 3,795,000 in chips.
The players that are still in to represent partypoker are Philipp Gruissem (6,985,000), Joao Simao (6,150,000), Josip Simunic (4,090,000), Roberto Romanello (2,600,000), Patrick Leonard (2,015,000), Dzmitry Urbanovich (1,225,000), and Renato Nomura with 465,000 in chips.
Levels will increase to 60 minutes each from today onwards. Play will continue on Level 13 today with a small blind of 35,000, a big blind of 70,000 and the button ante of 70,000. Eight levels of play are scheduled for today with a break after every two levels.
The PokerNews live reporting team will be here to provide you with all the action from Europe's biggest poker arena until the champion is crowned on Sunday.
. Bartalos only had the 
and the board of 
came up blank for the Slovakian.
and Viliyan Petleshkov called in the big blind with 
. The board came 
to see Sklenicka come up short. The Czech had reached the final table of a the MILLIONS Russia Main Event in Sochi last year, but won't be taking home profit this time.
and the pot in the middle contained about 2,200,000 already. Andrei Boghean shoved all in from mid-position and Petr Šíma snap-called.
. Boghean grabbed his backpack and wanted to leave the table but decided to still check out Šíma's hand. Šíma tabled 
against the 
of Vasyl Penteliuk and check-shoved the flop with a flush draw only for the Russian with the inferior flush draw to get there.
. Piazza had 
to give the Italian a full house.
and all three players hit their sets.
, the board ran out 
. Jason Wheeler three-bet to 815,000 from the hijack with 
turn and 
and Panka failed to improve, the money bubble burst after some two hours and the blinds will move up shortly to play the last level of the night.
