Jack Salter three-bet an open raise of Stefano Schiano from 13,000 to 53,000 out of the blinds and Schiano moved all in, having Salter covered. The Brit sighed, gave it some consideration and folded. Further assorted counts can be found below.
On a flop of 
, Virgilio Di Cicco ended up all in with a flush draw and had a dry smile on the face as table neighbor Sergey Baburin had the higher flush draw.
Virgilio Di Cicco: 
Sergey baburin: 
The 
turn instantly left Di Cicco drawing dead, which made the 
river a formality.
The following players have recently been eliminated and received €1,900 each. Among them were Viliyan Petleshkov, Aylar Lie, Joey Weissman, Victor Choupeaux, Kevin Barden, Sergei Petrushevskii, Maxim Panyak, and Francois Evard.
Down to very few chips, Sergei Petrushevskii jammed with the 
and he was called by Tsugunari Toma with the 
. The 
flop gave Petrushevskii a sweat, but he came up blank on the 
turn and 
river.
Maxim Panyak ended up all in for around 130,000 and Haim Dahan had him covered by just a few big blinds.
Panyak tabled 
and Dahan was well ahead with the 
. The board ran out 
and Panyak joined the long list of early casualties. In the one seat on his former table, Daniel Ghionoiu has joined the biggest stacks.
Davide Nughes ended up all in and at risk before the flop with the 
for 184,000 and Jerwin Pasco looked him up with 
. The 
flop was a big sweat, but Nughes could breathe again after a blank 
turn and 
river completed the board.
The cards were already on their backs with Kevin Barden at risk holding 
, and Pascal Hocquard Lajoux had him crushed with 
. Nothing changed on the 
board and that spelled the end for Barden.
Alexandre Joa Pinto raised to 10,000 and picked up one caller. Sam Higgs three-bet to 50,000 in the big blind and Pinto was the only caller. Higgs continued on the 
flop and Pinto came along, the 
turn and river went check, check.
Higgs tabled 
and Pinto claimed the pot with .
Dinesh Alt took a big hit in the final hand of Day 1b and suffered the final blow in a bigger pot early into Day 2 as he fell victim to the early hot run of Corentin Ropert. After a raise by Ropert and a call by Alt on the button, it was Ropert that check-jammed the 
flop and Alt called.
Dinesh Alt: 
Corentin Ropert: 
Ropert had a gutshot straight flush draw, and while the bricked, the 
river improved the Frenchman to a flush and sent Alt to the rail.
The following players weren't able to enjoy their Day 2 for long and were the first to bust out today. All of them received a consolation prize of €1,750, including EPT Barcelona National winner Jean-René Fontaine.
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