Following an under-the-gun raise by Ronnie Lemmens, Enrico Campanile and Martin Kabrhel stuck around with the latter in the big blind. The flop got the shorter stack of Kabrhel into the middle and Lemmens called, while Campanile folded.
Martin Kabrhel:
Ronnie Lemmens:
"I had nine ten of diamonds," Campanile mentioned in the table chat. He saw the board complete with the turn and river, which brought an end to Kabrhel's tournament run.
In the very first hand on the money bubble, Simone Andrian was all-in for 239,000 and he was looked up by table chip leader Mark Bongaerts on the button.
Simone Andrian:
Mark Bongaerts:
Andrian improved on the flop but had a sweat on the turn, which gave Bongaerts the nut flush draw. However, there would be no cheers from the rail as the river confirmed Andrian's double.
Enrico Campanile was a big stack not that long ago before losing half of his stack. He was then moved tables and still had a healthy stack of around 450,000. However, those just got in preflop from the button and chip leader Mahersh Selvakumaran in the cutoff snapped him off.
In a battle under the gun versus hijack, the completed board showed . Simone Miracoli pushed all-in for around 500,000 and was only facing Ion Tabacaru, who had under 300,000 behind.
Some swear words in Russian followed and Tabacaru then called it off. Miracoli tabled the for a flush and Tabacaru's for a set of treys was no good.
The 2022 WSOP International Circuit Rozvadov €1,700 Main Event is one step closer to crowning a champion at the King's Resort in Rozvadov. Only 59 players out of 808 total entries remain in contention after an eventful Day 2 and they have all locked up a portion of the €1,189,780 prize pool. Besides their cash prizes, the top 12 finishers will also receive an entry for the 2022 WSOP Europe €10,300 Main Event as well.
Best-positioned to battle for the coveted WSOP Circuit gold ring is Dutchman Mahersh Selvakumaran with a massive stack of 2,507,000. He ran hot towards the second half of the day and was also responsible for bursting the money bubble. In somewhat remarkable fashion, Enrico Campanile was the last to leave empty-handed after suffering the same fate in the 2021 WSOPE Main Event at King's Resort as well.
Second in chips is Ronnie Lemmens with 1,912,000 and another six players claimed a seven-figure stack to their name. This includes Simone Andrian, who won his maiden WSOP gold bracelet at King's during the 2021 WSOPE festival. Andrian was at risk with kings versus aces on the direct money bubble but survived and subsequently spun it up to 1,703,000.
2022 WSOPC Rozvadov €1,700 Main Event Day 2 Top 10 Counts
Position
Player
Country
Chip Count
Big Blinds
1
Mahersh Selvakumaran
Netherlands
2,507,000
157
2
Ronnie Lemmens
Netherlands
1,912,000
120
3
Simone Andrian
Italy
1,703,000
106
4
Matteo Cirillo
Italy
1,700,000
106
5
Cecil Moagi
Germany
1,395,000
87
6
Albert Hoekendijk
Netherlands
1,216,000
76
7
Ioannis Chaitas
Greece
1,060,000
66
8
Matteo Calzoni
Italy
1,052,000
66
9
Simone Miracoli
Italy
989,000
62
10
Gertjan Albers
Netherlands
980,000
61
Notables with decent stacks sizes for Day 3 include Simone Miracoli, Aleksandar Tomovic, Josef Gulas, Claudio Di Giacomo, Claudio Di Giacomo, and Marius Gicovanu. Four WSOP bracelet winners are also still in the mix. Besides big stack Andrian, this includes Dalibor Dula, Alessandro Pichierri and Sergiu Covrig.
Enrico Campanile eliminated on the bubble
The last player to leave without anything to show for was once more Italy's Enrico Campanile. For the second major tournament at King's Resort in a row, he departed the poker arena as the bubble boy after running ace-queen suited into pocket aces while holding an average stack.
Among the players that cashed but ran out of chips in the frantic final stages at the end of the night were notables such as Aleksandar Trajkovski, Michael Strauch, Jan Bendik, Raoul Refos, Ion Tabacaru, Mark Bongaerts and Mark Helou. All 59 survivors have €3,730 locked up for their efforts and the next pay jump is already in sight as of 55th place, which comes with a prize worth €4,156.
The returning blinds for Day 3 as of 2pm local time will be 8,000-16,000 with a big blind ante of 16,000 and the penultimate tournament day will whittle down the field to the official final table. All levels will continue to last 60 minutes each and the action will be broadcasted on the King's Resort Twitch channel for the remainder of the tournament. As usual, the PokerNews live reporting team will be on the floor as well to provide as many key hands as possible.
flop got the shorter stack of Kabrhel into the middle and Lemmens called, while Campanile folded.
turn and 
river, which brought an end to Kabrhel's tournament run.
and Chochola doubled to seven figures.
flop but had a sweat on the 
turn, which gave Bongaerts the nut flush draw. However, there would be no cheers from the rail as the 
. Simone Miracoli pushed all-in for around 500,000 and was only facing Ion Tabacaru, who had under 300,000 behind.
for a flush and Tabacaru's 
for a set of treys was no good.
