[Removed:499] opened from under the gun and [Removed:101] shoved his last chips in from the early position. Action folded back to Slobodskoy who made the call.
[Removed:101]: 
[Removed:499]: 
The board ran out 
for Slobodskoy's king-kicker to send Mikalauskas to the rail.
Yakov Bar El was all-in from the cutoff for his last chips and called by Manuel Bulut in the big blind.
Yakov Bar El: 
Manuel Bulut: 
The board ran out 
for Bar El to flop a Broadway draw but brick the turn and river as Bulut had flopped a set of kings.
Last year WSOP Europe Main Event champion Jack Sinclair has got off to a rocky start on Day 2 and it's all thanks to Felix Schulze. On a board reading 
with around 65,000 chips already in the middle, Schulze and Sinclair got the rest of their stacks in the middle after a couple of raises.
Sinclair opened 
for a set of eights while Schulze held 
. The river brought the 
and Schulze made a straight to double up through Schulze. The all-in amount was for 88,400 and Sinclair was forced to slide over the majority of his stack.
Danilo Velsevic scooped the first bigger pot on a table filled with big names such as Dario Sammartino, Anton Morgenstern and Ryan Riess. Morgenstern then took on Sammartino and the latter check-called a bet of 5,000 on the 
flop. They checked the turn and the 
river, and Sammartino had as the winning hand.
Morgenstern got the chips back soon after when he fired three barrels against Valerii Lubenets. The 
turn bet was worth 15,000 and Lubenets check-folded the river when facing a bet of 75,000.
[Removed:499] was on the button in a hand against Freek Scholten in the big blind. The flop was reading 
and Slobodskoy called a bet for 10,000.
The 
came on the turn and Scholten bet 31,000 this time, with Slobodskoy calling again.
The 
completed the board and Scholten checked, with Sloboskoy betting 57,000 to take the pot after his opponent's fold.
Robert Campbell was involved in a hand with [Removed:220] and check-called a bet of 4,500 on the 
river. Lipp in the cutoff tabled 
and Campbell had the winning hand in .
Shortly after, Lipp vanished from the table that also includes Eyal Bensimhoin, Felix Schulze, Zhong Chen, Philipp Gruissem and defending champion Jack Sinclair. It was the second entry for Lipp and he won't be allowed to re-enter anymore.
Shaun Deeb and Manig Loeser were heads-up on the turn with the board reading 
and around 20,000 in the middle. Deeb led out for 14,000 and Loeser made the call sitting on his left.
The completed the board and Deeb splashed in another bet of 26,500. Loeser wasted little time before sending his cards to the muck and Deeb collected the pot.
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