| Level 23: | 10,000/20,000 (20,000) |
| Entries: | 8/179 |
| Prizes: | €85,025 |
Action folded all the way to Vilius Zabarauskas, who opened to 80,000 from the Small Blind. Mathies Boesen took a gander at his hole cards in the Big Blind before moving all in for 324,000. Zabarauskas made the call.
Vilius Zabarauskas: 4♠4♦
Mathies Boesen: 5♥5♦
“Ah,” Zabarauskas sighed as he saw he was in rough shape. Boesen maintained his lead on the K♠2♦6♥ flop, and nothing changed on the A♣ turn. Brutal for Boesen, though, as the dealer revealed the 4♣ on the river.
As Boesen left the tournament area, there was another all-in and call situation at the other table. It was Audrius Navickas who had moved all in for 221,000 from the Small Blind, and he was snap-called by Rasmus Sihvonen in the Big Blind.
Audrius Navickas: A♥10♠
Rasmus Sihvonen: K♥K♠
Navickas was trailing, and the 9♥6♠2♣ flop didn’t improve his hand. The nail in the coffin came on the turn, when Sihvonen improved to a set thanks to the K♦. The 4♥ river didn’t change anything, and as such, two players went out in the same orbit.
The remaining eight players bagged their chips, and that’s a wrap for Day 2. They will return to the final table tomorrow at 12:00 to pick up the fight for the €19,795 first-place prize and the coveted trophy.
That’s a wrap for the poker.pro live coverage for today, but stay tuned, as a small recap of today’s action soon will follow (including the final table chip counts and all results so far).
