Hand #32: From the cutoff Sam Greenwood raised to 300,000 holding . He took down the blinds and antes as everyone folded.
Hand #33: Cutoff Ahadpur Khangah limped in with and Fedor Holz got involved as well, over limping on the button.
Small blind Timothy Adams tanked for a bit before he raised to 700,000 with . The big blind got out of the way and action was back om Khangah who called. Holz folded.
1,740,000 in the pot and the flop came . Adams shoved all in and Khangah folded.
Hand #34: Holz in the cutoff made it 270,000 with . Sam Greenwood called from the big blind with the dominating .
The flop came and Holz took the lead. Greenwood checked, and folded to Holz's 300,000 continuation bet.
Hand #31: Alexandros Kolonias made it 225,000 with and Fedor Holz defended with the . The flop came and Holz checked. Kolonias made a bet of 250,000 (half pot) and Holz made the call, growing the pot to 1 million. The on the turn saw Holz check again. Kolonias bet 400,000 and Holz folded the best hand.
Hand #30: Fedor Holz raised to 225,000 from under the gun. Action folded around all the way to Sylvain Loosli and the defending champion of this very event moved all in from the big blind for 20 big blinds. Holz quickly called and they were off to the races.
Loosli:
Holz:
"Deja vu! Maybe this year," Holz said to table neighbor Loosli and then asked the Frenchman if he had a good feeling about the hand. Loosli nodded and Hold added "I have a good feeling, too."
The flop paired the ace, and the turn and river were blanks to eliminate Loosli in 6th place for a payday of �293,800.
Hand #28: From hijack, Sylvain Loosli raised to 225,000 with the and Fedor Holz three-bet to 500,000 from one seat over with the in the cutoff.
Timothy Adams, who wasn't showing the cards yet, cold four-bet to 1,275,000 on the button and the blinds got out of the way. Loosli also quickly folded and the action was back on Holz.
After some stare down, Holz let go with the words "another day" and the cards of Adams were then revealed, he had the . "Oh, Tim, Tim," Holz added and Adams closed the gap to chip leader Sam Greenwood.
Hand #29: Adams raised to 225,000 from the cutoff with and Ahadpur Khangah shoved out of the big blind with for 1,635,000. "You don't need to give me an exact count, just a rough one. Good to know for the next time, hard to count your stack," Adams said and folded.
Hand #27: Greenwood was right back in action making it 250,000 holding in first position.
Daniel Dvoress, seated right behind him, found and pushed all in for 1,640,000. Action folded back to Greenwood and he called instantly.
Dvoress was at risk with the eights and wouldn't improve. The board ran out and Dvoress shook hands with the remaining 6 players to make his exit in 7th place. Sam Greenwood now in the lead.
Hand #25: Daniel Dvoress moved all in for 770,000 from the cutoff and action folded to Fedor Holz in the big blind, who called.
Dvoress:
Holz:
The board ran out , and Holz was right with being not optimistic about the outcome of the hand in table chat. He also mentioned that he wants to "keep the luck for Tim" (chip leader Timothy Adams).
Hand #26: From early position Sam Greenwood raised to 250,000 holding . Big blind Timothy Adams called with the .
The flop came and Adams checked. Greenwood made it 190,000 followed by Adams calling.
With the pot now at exactly 1 million. the hit the turn. Adams checked and Greenwood, now with a flush draw and gutshot, bet 500,000. Adams tanked for a bit before he folded the best hand.
Hand #22: Under the gun Ahadpur Khangah limped in with . Fedor Holz in middle position raised to 310,000 with queen-ten and action quickly folded back to Khangah who folded as well.
"Some other day" Khangah commented, "Some other day."
Hand #23: Now it was Fedor Holz with and he made it 225,000 from early position. Big blind Ahadpur Khangah defended with .
The flop came giving both players a flush draw. Ahadpur Khangah checked and Holz bet 200,000 into 570,000. Khangah made the call right away.
The fell on the turn and Khangah and Holz both checked.
The fell on the river, making for an all heart board. Khangah checked. Holz bet 1.4 million into 970,000. Khangah had 1,750,000 behind and folded;
"Another day" Khangah said, "Good bet."
"I will not fight against you. I give up!" he followed up that statement.
Hand #24: Sam Greenwood raised to 250,000 holding in the cutoff. Sylvain Loosli defended his big blind holding .
The flop came , pairing Loosli who checked. Greenwood bet 340,000 and Loosli folded.
Hand #21: Sam Greenwood open-shoved from the small blind and Julian Stuer called all in for 535,000.
Stuer:
Greenwood:
The flop came and Greenwood said in table chat "spade or an eight," asking for a sweat. Sure enough the appeared on the turn to give him additional outs.
Greenwood added, to the dealer, "you can give it to him face down if you want," before the fell on the river to eliminate Stuer.
The German, who was chip leader going into Day 2, finished in eighth place for a payday of �181,200.
. He took down the blinds and antes as everyone folded.
and Fedor Holz got involved as well, over limping 
on the button. 
. The big blind got out of the way and action was back om Khangah who called. Holz folded.
. Adams shoved all in and Khangah folded.
. Sam Greenwood called from the big blind with the dominating 
.
and Holz took the lead. Greenwood checked, and folded to Holz's 300,000 continuation bet.
and Fedor Holz defended with the 
. The flop came 
and Holz checked. Kolonias made a bet of 250,000 (half pot) and Holz made the call, growing the pot to 1 million. The 
on the turn saw Holz check again. Kolonias bet 400,000 and Holz folded the best hand.
flop paired the ace, and the 
turn and 
. Big blind Timothy Adams called with the 
.
fell on the river, making for an all heart board. Khangah checked. Holz bet 1.4 million into 970,000. Khangah had 1,750,000 behind and folded; 
in the cutoff. Sylvain Loosli defended his big blind holding 
