Mikalai Vaskaboinikau defended his big blind and check-shoved the flop for 45,500 with the . Aram Vartevanyan called with and the turn and river let Vaskaboinikau double.
Olga Finogenova doubled for 18,000 with against the of Pavel Shirshikov thanks to a board and next it was Dmitry Nikitin on the same table to also double.
Konstantin Bugaev raised to 12,000 and Maxim Lykov called. Nikitin shoved for 85,000 and Bugaev reshoved to force a fold from Lykov.
Konstantin Bugaev:
Dmitry Nikitin:
The board came and Nikitin rivered the best hand.
Last but not least, Ulrich Jungen three-bet shoved with and picked up a call by Jason Wheeler with . The Swiss doubled on a board of .
Oleg Lipkin moved all-in from under-the-gun, called by Alexandr Minakov in the cutoff seat.
Minakov:
Lipkin:
The flop came and Lipkin stood up, gathering his belongings. The fell on the turn, giving Lipkin additional outs, needing a king or any heart. The was a dream card, giving Lipkin a flush and securing his double up.
Out of the small blind, Anton Gililov limped in and Mikhail Molchanov moved all in for 64,500. Gililov engaged in some table chat with his opponent and ultimately called.
Anton Gililov:
Mikhail Molchanov:
The board of left Molchanov empty-handed as neither player had a club in his hand.
Konstantin Bugaev min-raised to 10,000 and Maxim Lykov moved all in from the button to put ultimate pressure on both players in the blinds and Bugaev. It folded back to Bugaev and he called all in for 83,000.
Konstantin Bugaev:
Maxim Lykov:
Bugaev had lost the previous all in against ace-jack, as a jack hit the river. This time, the better hand preflop prevailed as the board came .
Jason Wheeler opened to 11,000 and Day 1a chip leader Andrei Skherin called in the small blind, Dmitry Nikitin defended the big blind. The flop came and the action checked to Wheeler, who continued for 16,500. Only Shkerin called and checked again the turn with some 30,000 behind. Wheeler bet 60,000 and Shkerin called all in.
Jason Wheeler:
Andrei Shkerin:
The river failed to improve Shkerin and he was eliminated in 47th place.
Alexey Nikolenko moved all in from early position for his last 45,500. It looked like it was going to get through before Alexander Lakhov called in the big blind.
Lakhov showed and was dominatingly ahead of Nikolenko's
Vahe Martirosyan started Day 2 with less than eight big blinds and spiked a lucky triple up early for less than five big blinds yesterday. He made it into the money and was just eliminated in 45th place.
Anton Gililov raised from early position and Martirosyan as well as Dmitry Chop in the small blind called. On the flop, Chop checked and Gililov bet 44,000. Martirosyan announced a raise for most of his chips and Chop folded, Gililov moved all in and was called by Martirosyan.
Anton Gililov:
Vahe Martirosyan:
The turn and river were both blanks and that was it for Martirosyan.
flop for 45,500 with the 
. Aram Vartevanyan called with 
and the 
turn and 
river let Vaskaboinikau double.
against the 
of Pavel Shirshikov thanks to a board 
and next it was Dmitry Nikitin on the same table to also double.
and Nikitin rivered the best hand.
and picked up a call by Jason Wheeler with 
. The Swiss doubled on a board of 
and Lipkin stood up, gathering his belongings. The 
fell on the turn, giving Lipkin additional outs, needing a king or any heart. The 
was a dream card, giving Lipkin a flush and securing his double up.
left Molchanov empty-handed as neither player had a club in his hand.
and the action checked to Wheeler, who continued for 16,500. Only Shkerin called and checked again the 
