Luis Salazar just won a three-way all-in preflop and is now sitting on piles at 396,000.
Salazar: 
Seat 5: 
Seat 8: 
The board ran out 
and Salazar has run up his Day 2 starting stack of 21,000 all the way among the chip leaders.
Level: 16
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Players will now take their first 15-minute break of the day.
Miguel Cardenas was all-in and at risk against David Leeh on a board of 
.
Cardenas: 
Leeh: 
Cardenas was way ahead with his set and managed to fade the river .
Cardenas surges to 250,000 while Leeh is still holding tough at 200,000.
Mark Cincotta, who didn't show up for Day 2 action, is out in 55th place after blinding out. The remaining 54 players all get at least a min cash of $915.
On a board of 
, Michael Sheideman faced a 27,000 bet from Alex Green.
Sheideman called and the two saw a river . Green checked, Sheideman bet and Green folded.
Sheideman started the day with just 41,000 but with that pot, he has hit the 200,000 mark.
With 55 players remaining, and 54 money spots, the tournament is now on the money bubble.
The Main Event will play hand-for-hand until the bubble bursts.
Shaun Davis opened to 11,000 in the cutoff, the button three-bet to 36,000, and Alex Green thought it over for a bit, then shoved.
Both opponents folded, and Green is up to 255,000 after the win.
Robert Fortuno just scooped a massive pot and is sitting on about 340,000.
His opponent elected to bluff jam the river with a busted straight draw, but Fortuno would have none of it holding pocket tens. With the elimination Fortuno surges up the leaderboard as the money bubble approaches.
The board had already been washed but the chips were all headed in the direction of Quincy Collins.
Collins found himself a full double and is now sitting on about 190,000.
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