Theo Da Cruz Lima jammed under the gun for about 80,000 and Ed Sebesta called when it folded to him in the big blind, showing 
. He was fading three outs as Lima had 
. The 
flop meant Sebesta had to catch up now, but the 
gave him more cards to hit. The 
was one of his outs and he celebrated with relief.
Joining the action on the 
turn, Corentin Ropert checked and called a hefty bet of 100,000 by Brandon Adams. The duo then headed to the 
river and Ropert checked once more. Adams fired a bet of 160,000 and the camera crews gathered around the table, sensing a pivotal pot and possible new chip leader.
Ropert gave it some thought, but ended up releasing his cards into the muck. While Adams may not be in the lead right now, he is certainly among the biggest stacks in the room and turned his late entry before the start of Day 2 into a tremendous opportunity.
Andrew Graham raised to 13,000 and called the shove of Christopher Kennedy for 121,500 after some consideration.
Christopher Kennedy: 
Andrew Graham: 
The board of 
provided the ace on the river to keep Kennedy in contention.
One table over, Toby Lewis three-bet all in for around 22 big blinds and Thomas Muehloecker looked him up with the 
. Lewis held the dominating pocket pair with 
and the board of 
brought no upset.
We found Mihai Manole in early position considering whether to call off against Dan O'Brien for about 83,000. The pot was around 120,000 and O'Brien, on the button, had jammed river with 
on the felt. Manole tanked until a clock was called and then flicked in a chip before the countdown could get going.
O'Brien showed for the flopped nuts and Manole stared briefly before exiting. The dealer turned over 
.
Marvin Rettenmaier opened to 12,500 from middle position and Jaime Staples pushed all in for his last 100,000 from the big blind. Rettenmaier asked for a count and then made the call to put Staples at risk.
Marvin Rettenmaier:
Jaime Staples: 
Staples was in a great position to double up, hoping to avoid an ace. However, the flop of 
was detrimental, leaving Staples with just one out to stay alive. The turn and river were of no help as the PokerStars Pro headed for the exit.
Francois Billard was all in for his last 105,000 chips and was called by the big stack at the table, Adrien Delmas. Billard had an uphill battle to climb with 
against the of Delmas.
The flop came 
to give Billard some hope with a pair of nines. However, the on the turn and the on the river sent the Canadian to the rail.
Nível: 16
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
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