The remaining 16 players will return for Day 3 on Monday, 14 September 14:00 (Local Time).

With 80K BB, Umberan Akhtar, of Team BPS, raised to 250K from Under the Gun, while 6-handed.

Sebastian Wise, who had won the opening OLA 2026 event, 3-bet shoved for 1.2M.

Action folded back to Akhtar; he called and revealed Q ♣Q ♦.

Wise was behind with T ♦T ♠, and the K ♠6 ♦ 7 ♣2 ♣8 ♣ board meant he was eliminated in 17th place, and misses out on Day 3.

The remaining 16 players will now bag their chips and return on Monday, 14 September 14:00 (Local Time).

'Frequencyy', an OLA event champion in 2025, was all in with 9 ♥9 ♦ but had run into A ♠A ♥ held by 'KayserSoze'

The board ran out A ♣7 ♠4 ♠6 ♦5 ♠ and 'Frequencyy' departed in 18th.

The flop was down 2 ♣6 ♦T ♦ and Karol Radomski, in the Hijack, had all his chips in the middle, as did Ian Walsh from the Big Blind.

Radomski was at risk, but ahead with A ♠T ♣ against K ♦T ♠.

Team BPS members gathered to watch and saw the K ♠ turn put Walsh into a surprise lead.

The 3 ♠ river secured the pot for Walsh, and Radomski was eliminated in 19th in cruel circumstances.

Action folded around to 'Trigger' in the Small Blind, who was all in and called by Giuseppe Cangemi in the Big Blind.

'Trigger' : K ♠Q ♦

Cangemi: Q ♠J ♣

'Trigger' was ahead, but the 7 ♥J ♥8 ♥ flop changed the situation in Cangemi's favor. The Italian held on the Q ♥ turn and 4 ♦ to win the pot.

'Trigger' was left with a few chips, but was unable to survive the next round of hands and departed in 20th.

Stefano Aprile has exited in 24th after his Ace-Jack ran into Ace-King.

However, there was better luck for Klas Klinker, albeit with a sweat. His all in for 10BB was called by Ian Walsh.

Klinker was ahead with A ♦K ♦ against K ♣J ♣. The K ♥T ♠J ♠ flop put Walsh into the lead, but Klinker saw the miracle Q ♦ turn to survive and double up.

'Apuuu' min-raised to 100K and Valerijus Raginis 3-bet shoved for 550K (11BB) from the Button.

Ian Walsh reshoved for 4.5M from the Small Blind and 'Apuuu' folded.

Raginis showed T ♦T ♣.

"Two overs." said Walsh, and revealed K ♥Q ♣.

The flop fell 2 ♠8 ♥4 ♣ and Raginis held his lead. The 4 ♥ turn was also safe for the man all-in, but the K ♣ river helped Walsh continue on his remarkable run.

Raginis exited in 26th place and Walsh moved above 5M.

Seb Wise min-raised from Under the Gun to 80K. Alexander Fischl used a time bank on the Button before he shoved for 490K (12BB).

Wise requested a count and then called.

Fischl tabled K ♣K ♠, and Wise held A ♦T ♦.

The board ran out 7 ♦2 ♣2 ♠K ♦ 2 ♥ and Fischl, who made the OLA Main Event Final Table last year, secured the double up to over 1M, while two-time OLA champion Wise is on 1.6M.

26 players remain.

With 30K BB, the board was down 4 ♦9 ♥6 ♣T ♠ and Ian Walsh of Team BPS checked from the Hijack.

'Frequencyy' on the Button bet around 250K, which Walsh called.

Walsh checked on the 5 ♥ river. The pot was around 1.2M and 'Frequencyy' bet 900K.

Walsh's 30 seconds to act began and he checked his chips, leaning over at the cards and pot. With only 5 seconds left, he slammed down the call.

'Frequencyy' revealed Q ♣J ♥ for a missed straight draw, and Walsh won with A ♣9 ♣ for second pair.

Walsh, who started Day 2 with 1.6M as the chip leader, is now up to 4.5M with 30 players left.

'Eric De Solo' moved all in for 460K (15BB) from Under the Gun and action folded around to big-stack Ian Walsh in the Big Blind.

Walsh needed time to think but decided to call.

It was A ♠K ♠ for De Solo and was in a flip for his Main Event life, as Walsh held 4 ♠4 ♥.

The flop fell K ♣3 ♦2 ♥ putting the odds in De Solo's favor. The 6 ♥ turn gave Walsh additional outs, and when the 5 ♠ hit the river, Walsh let out a gasp at his shocked table.

De Solo fell to the runner-runner straight and exited in 32nd place. Walsh is now up 2.4M.

'TFFT' is among the chipleaders now with 2.2M, and recently battled against Ori Ben Avraham.

With a 30KBB, 'TFFT' raised from the cutoff and Avraham defended his Big Blind to see a 7 ♥7 ♦4 ♦ flop. Avraham check-called a 50K c-bet and checked again on the 8 ♠ turn.

'TFFT' checked behind and Avraham bet 130K on the 5 ♣ river. 'TFFT' called and Avraham announced ace-high showing A ♣9 ♣.

'TFFT' revealed Pocket Aces to move over 2M.

With 25KBB, 'AAlexandruNec' raised to 50K from Middle Position. 'Vier' 3-bet to 150K on the Button, and 'AAlexandruNec' called.

The flop fell 9 ♥9 ♠5 ♠ and 'AAlexandruNec' check-called a 65K bet.

Both players checked on the 4 ♠ turn, before 'AAlexandruNec' bet 300K on the 6 ♥ river. 'Vier' called.

'AAlexandruNec' tabled A ♠J ♠ for the nut flush and became one of the chipleaders with 2.3M, while 'Vier' was left with 5BB

Vikesh Shah raised from Early Position and Jerry Pu 3-bet shoved for 550K (22BB) from the Cutoff.

Action folded back to Shah, and he had a decision to make, as he used 3 x time banks; however, he ultimately called.

Pu revealed Pocket Queens and Shah had Ace-Jack offsuit.

Pu was the favorite, but on the river, an Ace appeared to seal his elimination.

Frank Andreew was all in for 300K (12BB) from the Cutoff and was called by Niels Ritzen on the Button after he used a time bank.

Andreew had A ♦2 ♥ and Ritzen was dominating with A ♣T ♠. However, the board ran out A ♠Q ♦5 ♥2 ♣6 ♦ and Andreew sealed an unlikely double.

Ritzen was reduced to 175K.

Ian Walsh - 1.8M

Vian Boss - 1.2M

Bela - 1.1M

MousAaa - 1.1M

Thomas Koehler - 1.4M

Andre Schneider - 1.6M

Sascha Frick - 1M

ZETO - 1.4M

The remaining 42 players are now on their 40-minute dinner break.

During the first session, players including Dominik Posta, Patrick Lorenz, Filip Topuzovski, Sebastian Kotowicz, Bogdan Tilica, Robin Andersen, Andrei Sasu, Marcus Decelis, Zeman, Raul Sav, and Nick Bogaert have been eliminated.

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Eric De Solo open-raised from the Cutoff. Jerry Pu 3-bet shoved from the Button for 10BB, and De Solo called after using time bank cards.

De Solo: Q ♠J ♠

Pu: A ♠9 ♠

Pu was in a strong position to double, and the 10-10-7-4-9 board confirmed it.

De Solo then won a small pot to chip back up to over 500K.

KKPoker ambassador Jon Kyte has been eliminated.

The action was retold, and Kyte 3-bet shoved for around 14BB from the Button with Jack-Ten after an open-raise and a call.

Unfortunately for Jon, Ian Walsh called with the dominating Ace-Jack and held to score to knockout.

Seb Wise min-raised from EP to 40K, and Dominik Posta called in the next seat, and 'Trigger' moved all in for 280K.

Action folded back to Wise and he folded. Posta needed time to think, but ultimately called.

Posta had A ♣7 ♣ and 'Trigger' had T ♣T ♦.

The 6 ♣4 ♣4 ♠ flop gave Posta a flush draw, but 'Trigger' survived on the K ♥ 7 ♥ runout.

Posta is now playing 570K.

'zapzarap' had 3-bet shoved for around 250K (15BB) and was called by 'Vian Boss'.

'zapzarap' had A ♣4 ♣ and 'Vian Boss' had K ♦Q ♦.

The board ran out 9 ♦4 ♠A ♥6 ♠T ♦ and 'zapzarap' found the double, with 'Vian Boss' reduced to around 750K.

A min-raise to 30K from Early Position was met with 3 calls. On the K ♠3 ♣4 ♥ flop, all players checked through to the 7 ♣ turn.

After two checks, Vikesh Shah bet 75K from the Hijack. Valerijus Raginis raised to 150K and after the folded back around to Shah, who called.

Shah checked on the 3 ♠ river, and Raginis very quickly moved all in, which forced Shah to fold.

Shah was left on 850K and Raginis moved up to 900K.

The flop was down 9 ♠8 ♥5 ♣ and four players were active. The Big Blind player bet 35K, and Milan Manojovic called from Under the Gun. The player in the next seat folded before Umberan Akhtar raised to 110K from Middle Position

The BB player folded, and Milan went into the tank. Each player started Day 2 with 6 x 30 second time bank cards, and Milan needed to use one, before he announced all in. Akhtar called.

Akhtar: 9 ♦7 ♦

Manojovic: 8 ♣8 ♠

A set for Manojovic gave him the lead and he secured a double after the J ♥ turn and Q ♥ river.

Akhar is now playing 250K at 15K BB.

Day 2 chip leader Ian Walsh raised to 27K from the Hijack, with BB 12K, and 'Apuuuu' defended his Big Blind.

The flop fell T ♥7 ♥2 ♣, and 'Apuuuu' check-called another 27K bet from Walsh.

On the T ♣ turn, Walsh continued for 37K and 'Apuuuu' called.

'Apuuuu' checked for the third time on the Q ♣ river and instantly called after Walsh bet 87K.

"Nice hand" said Walsh before he revealed A ♠9 ♦, and 'Apuuuu' won the pot with A ♦ Q ♥.

Walsh is now playing 1.4M and 'Apuuuu' is up to 1.2M.

'Renayssance' started Day 2 as the shortest stack with only 4BB, but has found a double in the first hand.

Filip Topuzovski raised to 20K from MP and 'Renayssance' moved all in for 46K from the Hijack, which only Topuzovski called.

'Renayssance':Q ♣J ♣

Topuzovski: 6 ♣6 ♦

'Renayssance' was in a flip for this tournament life and found a J ♦K ♦T ♦2 ♠4 ♠ board for an immediate double up.

Bags are on the table for Day 2 of the OLA POKER TOUR MAIN EVENT!

The 73 returning players will return to action at 17:15.