Nenad Medic and his super short stack are out of the tournament.
A player in middle position raised it up to 9,000 and Medic went all in for his last 12,500. The small blind however, re-raised to 25,000 and the initial raiser moved all in and got an insta-call from the small blind.
Small Blind:
Medic:
Middle Position:
The board ran out Medic hit the rail, and the small blind player won the hand and scored a double up.
Action has slowed down quite bit in the last half hour of play. With blinds at 2,000/4,000 most of the field is very deep stacked. Most of micro stacks busted before dinner or just after. The over/under number for players remaining at the end of Day 2 was at 12 at the start of the day. It seems as if the over will be the smart bet.
Davidi Kitai and Peter Gilmore got heads up in a pot where there was an open raise and a call preflop. The board came and they got it all in. Kitai held and Gilmore held . Gilmore was at risk for his tournament life and the turn and river came . Gilmore hit his straight and Kitai sent a few stacks of chips over -- 86,700 to be exact.
Nenad Medic raised from under the gun (we missed the exact amount) and the player in the cutoff re-raised to 11,500. Medic then upped the bet to 31,500 and the player in the cutoff went into the tank. After quite a bit of deliberating the cutoff reluctantly showed an ace and folded his hand.
The table practically begged Medic to show his hand and he decided to oblige, showing the .
Tuan Le and Gylbert Drolet built a sizable pot by the time we got to the table. They were at the river with the board reading . Drolet had put out 30,000 and Le was shuffling and reshuffling a handful of chips while considering his options. Le elected to call after a few moments and Drolet tabled for a flush. Le looked as if his hand was the winner before the river and kicked his cards into the muck.
After getting all the chips in preflop, Olivier Busquet's was leading another player's . The board ran out and Busquet sent the other player to the rail.
Busquet's stack is now a little above the average at 206,000.
Medic hit the rail, and the small blind player won the hand and scored a double up.
and Cohen's aces helped him double his stack to around 240,000.
and Gilmore held 
. Gilmore hit his straight and Kitai sent a few stacks of chips over -- 86,700 to be exact.
. Drolet had put out 30,000 and Le was shuffling and reshuffling a handful of chips while considering his options. Le elected to call after a few moments and Drolet tabled 
and Busquet sent the other player to the rail.