Gøkmen Cetin just refuses to relinquish his sizeable PPT stack here in Vienna, as having had his Aces cracked by a rivered two pair, the Dane set about rebuilding to close to the 100,000 mark.Cetin (pictured) is the shining hope for two remaining fantasy poker teams and if his efforts today are anything to go by, poker$gyk and Janusthor 23 can trust their man to give it his all.
He would only go as far as revealing he had "bluffed his way" back to the hefty chip stack with which he started the day, but it seemed to be working.
Toni Merivuori has also put in a decent day's work so far, having doubled up with 10s vs 9s early on, but is now contending with one of the tournament monster stacks to his right.
Paulo Calado seems to be in cautious mood as we edge closer to the points, merely taking down sporadic pots unchallenged thanks to his tight image.
Day 2 has not been so kind to Susanne Jensen, however, who is among our victims, as is Christos Xanthopoulos, whose brave fight came to an end just moments ago.
Level 12, which includes 1000-2000 blinds and a 200 ante, is currently eating away at the stacks of our 73 remaining players.
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