Following a raise by table big stack Julien Rouxel in the hijack, Mounir Tajiou moved all-in for around 120,000 on the button and was quickly called by the Frenchman.
Mounir Tajiou: 
Julien Rouxel: 
"Long way to go," Tajiou said with a dry smile after Rouxel hit a flush on the 
flop. The 
turn brought some unlikely outs but the 
river brought no miracle escape.
Dimitri Joubert and Walter Ripper were all in preflop.
Dimitri Joubert: 
Walter Ripper: 
The board ran out 
and Joubert's ace king was no good. Ripper doubled with aces and Joubert was eliminated.
The field is already down to the last 100 players and all further players listed below bowed out in the second payout step.
Alexandru Papazian raised the button to 20,000 and Chakib Mhiri reraised to 65,000. Papazian called.
The flop came 
and both players checked. The turn was the . Mhiri led for 60,000 and Papazian called.
The river came the 
and Mhiri shoved all in for 225,000. Papazian thought for a long time before the dealer called time. He eventually folded.
"What did I have?", said Mhiri, before revealing his hand, 
for flopped quads.
Jamil Wakil nursed the last few big blinds for a couple of minutes before they went into the middle against Mounir Tajiou.
Jamil Wakil: 
Mounir Tajiou: 
The flop instantly left Wakil drawing dead, which made the turn and 
river a formality.
Soon after on the same table, Tajiou raised, Mohamed Mokrani three-bet and then called the four-bet shove for the 185,000 he had behind.
Mohamed Mokrani:
Mounir Tajiou: 
The aces prevailed thanks to the 
board and Tajiou had to fork over a big portion of his stack.
"No ace king one time?" Tajiou inquired and Mokrani replied "ace-king I just call".
Brazil's Carlos Ribeiro flipped with against the 
of Jamil Wakil and found the required help on a board of 
. That showdown left Wakil with a few big blinds only right before the blinds moved up.
The next all-in showdown followed moments later when El Mostafa Ederoua was all-in versus Darko Svesko in the following contest.
El Mostafa Ederoua: 
Darko Svesko:
Neither player connected with the 
board and ace-king high took it down.
Wim Verhaegen was the shortest stack heading into the day and he missed the pay jump of €500 by a single spot after he finished in 120th place. All players beyond that locked up a payday of €3,850 already.
Jeremie Zouari raised from the button. Woojong Ha reraised to 69,000 and Zouari took a couple of minutes to think before making the call.
The flop came 
and Ha instantly shoved the flop. Zouari was forced to fold and Ha took it down.
Niveau: 19
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
Yet another early showdown on Day 2 unfolded when Brazil's Paulo Villena was the at-risk player against Anton Suarez.
Paulo Villena: 
Anton Suarez:
The dominated ace never found any help on the 
board and the kicker played to eliminate Villena.
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