Matin Jouzdani had shoved for 64,000 and tamer Kamel was all in for another 60,000 on top, but Hak-Hyun Lee had them both easily covered as the far biggest stack on the table.
Jouzdani showed 
, Kamel had the 
and the Lee had the 
on a flop of 
. Sure enough, Lee spiked the 
turn and the 
river was a blank to send the Swede to the top of the leader board.
Ludovic Geilich raised first to act and was called three ways including David Peters on the button. The 
flop was checked to Peters and his bet was called only by Geilich. The Scotsman check-shoved the 
turn and Peters snap-called, having bet 20,000.
David Peters: 
Ludovic Geilich: 
The on the river improved Peters to a full house and he left Geilich with crumbs, he was then all in out of the big blind and lost with 
versus 
on a board of 
.
Chris Da-Silva can no longer be found on table one and Tuomo Niskanen also vanished after clashing in a big pot with Derek Lawless.
The flop showed 
and a bet of 60,000 was already in front of Lawless, then Niskanen shoved for 191,000 to receive a call from Lawless.
Tuomo Niskanen: 
Derek Lawless:
Neither the 
turn nor the river were of any help and Niskanen was eliminated.
Niveau: 15
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
After two levels of play, the remaining 210 hopefuls have been cut down to just 131 and they were sent into the first 20-minute break. The T-500 chips will be raced off during that time.
In the last hand before the break, John Cynn clashed with Raphael Ajayi and they built a pot of 90,000 to the 
river. Ajayi checked in middle position and Cynn jammed from the button for 63,000. Ajayi asked for a count, used one time bank and folded.
George Hassabis raised and Neil Mcculloch moved all in from the cutoff, as did Romain Lewis on the button with one big blind more. Hassabis snap-called and had the best of it before the flop as biggest stack of the trio.
Neil Mcculloch: 
Romain Lewis: 
George Hassabis: 
The 
flop was a big one for Lewis, providing plenty of outs. The turn bricked, but the river improved Lewis.
Nik Persaud first doubled with against the ace-queen of Parker Talbot as a king appeared on the flop. He was then all in for 72,000 against Florence Allera and had the best of it with 
versus . The board came 
and Persaud doubled above average.
Anthony Gardner and Mark Gardner are both no longer in contention and defending champion Tom Hall has also been elimination.
Anthony lost the majority of his stack with 
against the of James Brennan after finding no help on the 
board, he bowed out shortly after.
Mark got it in with 
against the of Scott Adams and the board of 
gave Adams trips queens.
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