All the chips got in the middle when John Song went all-in for his remaining 37,000 Joe Serock made the call from the big blind.
Song's cards weren't visible but Joe Serock showed 
.
The board ran out 
, Song quickly mucked and Serock scooped it to eliminate Song.
Timothy Rusk raised in early position to 9,000, getting a call from David Bashel on his left and Dylan Linde in the big blind.
The flop came down 
with Linde checking to Rusk who bet 12,000. Bashel called to see a turn and Linde folded.
The turn came a 
which Rusk checked and before Bashel could do anything the dealer pulled the top card off of the deck. Rusk and Bashel saw the 
would have been the river before Bashel could act. The floor was called over and the card was shuffled back into the deck with the action still on Bashel. Bashel bet 21,000 and Rusk called.
The river came the 
which the table got a good chuckle at and the action checked through for Rusk to show his 
which was good enough for the pot.
The first part of Day 2 has been good to Areeb Jamil as he's greatly increased his stack since the start of the day.
He was spotted with his large stack involved in a hand with an opponent on the flop that read 
. He bet 14,000 as a continuation bet which folded out his opponent and he added more to his growing stack.
All the chips got in the middle preflop between Yulia Lisichkina and Michael Hahn, with Hahn being the player at risk.
Michael Hahn: 
Yulia Lisichkina: 
The board ran out 
and with that Lisichkina eliminated another player.
Action picked up on the flop reading 
with about 23,000 chips in the pot already. Tyler Burke was in the big blind and the opponent was early position
Burke checked the flop, his opponent bet 14,000 and Burke called.
The turn brought a which Burke checked and the opponent bet 18,000 into. Burke called after some time and the river was dealt.
The river came down a 
and Burke once more checked, prompting a bet of 35,000 from the opponent which Burke snap-called. "Good call I missed," said the opponent as Burke turned over 
for a set of fives which was good for the pot. The opponent mucked their hand.
Adam Demersseman had a chance to knock out his opponent in a preflop all in holding the . But he would have to do so from behind as his opponent had the 
.
The flop came 
. The turn changed things as the 
hit Demersseman and also gave him the nut flush draw to leave his opponent drawing very thin. The river was the 
and Demersseman raked in all of his opponent's chips.
The action picked up when Lucas Tabarin raised from the button to 6,000 and PokerNews' Dannah Kamp shoved all-in for 100,100.
Dannah Kamp:
Lucas Tabarin: 
The button made the call and the board ran out 
giving Kamp the better pair with the jacks and scooping the pot.
Niveau: 13
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
A player from middle position raised to 7,500 and action folded to Ryan Leng in the big blind. Leng three-bet to 40,000 and after re-checking his hand, the middle position player folded.
Leng then flipped over a 
before tossing his cards into the muck and raking in the pot.
Action was picked up on the turn as the board read 
. A pot of about 55,000 was in the middle. Sarah Foster was closing the action and thought for a while before checking to move things to the river where the fell.
Johan Schumacher led with a bet of 15,000 and Foster called.
Schumacher showed the for a pair while Foster showed the small rivered flush with 
to win the pot.
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