On the heads-up turn of 
, Dan Muariu in middle position moved all in for his last 53,500 and Cristian Anton eventually called on the button.
Dan Murariu: 
Cristian Anton: 
The 
river was a blank and Murariu doubled.
Dan Petrea was one of two casualties upon returning to the tables while [Removed:418] and Andrei Nodea doubled.
Nodea defended his big blind against a raise by Razvan Bordei and check-shoved the 
flop with 
for bottom two pair. Bordei called with 
and the 
turn and 
river were blanks.
[Removed:419] three-bet shoved for 47,000 out of the small blind and Federico Petruzzelli called in the big blind, initial raiser Ferenc Csaba Pal folded. [Removed:419] had a flip with 
versus 
and got there thanks to a board of 
.
Ran Shahar min-raised to 10,000 first to act and Stefan Fabian from one seat over made it 30,000 to go. Aurel Iovan called in the small blind and Shahar also came along for the ride. On the 
flop, Iovan checked and Shahar bet 44,000. Fabian moved all in and Iovan asked for a count.
The shove of Fabian was deemed to be for 204,000 and that forced out both opponents.
Level: 14
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 500
The first two levels are done and dusted and there are just 75 players remaining. Carmen Zainescu was among the last four casualties at the end of the level when she got it in with 
against the 
of Cristian Anton on a 
flop.
Anton then scooped the last hand of the level against Tudor Purice. In a limped pot to the 
turn, Purice check-raised from 5,000 to 28,000 after the flop had gone check, check, and Anton called. The river was checked and Purice showed , which Anton had beat with 
.
After the current 15-minute break, the live stream table will kick off with a delay of 30 minutes and feature Vivian Saliba, Radu Danut, Nicolae Sorin Son and Petre Laurentiu Chiriac among others.
First to act Luca Moschitta moved all in for around 60,000 and was called by Radu Pitic from one seat over. Alexandru Papazian reshoved to isolate, but Pitic was not in the mood of folding and called to put two players at risk.
Luca Moschitta:
Alexandru Papazian: 
Radu Pitic: 
The 
flop improved Pitic to top set, while Moschitta regained the lead thanks to the turn. Papazian could get there with a queen, but the 
on the river was too little, too late, for the first ever Romanian bracelet winner. Once again the bad beat vodka was brought to the table and Pitic shared his shot with Papazian before the latter departed in style.
Check out the interview Papazian did with Sarah Herring yesterday about his site UnderTheGun.ro.
With 78 players remaining and 54 spots in the money, there are four ladies still in the field and in contention including the two 888poker ambassadors Vivian Saliba and Natalie Hof, as well as Ana Marquez and Carmen Zainescu.
Not even 15 minutes after his pocket aces were cracked, Iulian iacob departed. Andrei Racolta had raised to 9,500 from early position and iacob shoved for 120,500 in the cutoff. Racolta used one time bank extension and called for just under half of his remaining stack.
Iulian iacob:
Andrei Racolta: 
The 
flop provided both over cards for Racolta, and the turn and 
river failed to improve him.
Within the first one and a half hours of play, the field has been reduced from 120 hopefuls to just 80 players still in contention. Among those to bust recently were Ion Silviu Scobai, Marius-Alexandru Gicovanu and the 888poker qualifiers Dimitrios Kalaroutis and Christopher Heidelbacher.
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