Robert Manjura moved all in and his opponent called for less, totaling about 110,000 and the two turned over their cards.
Opponent: 
Robert Manjura: 
The flop came down 
and Manjura's opponent took a commanding lead with their flopped ace. A fortuitous 
landed on the turn for Manjura, shifting the lead back to him with his one outer. An 
river cemented the pot for Manjura as he scooped in the chips, sending his opponent out.
Level: 20
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
Players are now on their 15-minute break.
Matthew Kern limped and Loc Nguyen raised to 35,000. Kern three-bet to 93,000 and Nguyen called to see the 
flop. Kern check-called a bet of 125,000 from Nguyen and the 
landed on the turn.
Kern again tapped the table and Nguyen jammed all in, totaling around 255,000 and Kern called, putting Nguyen at risk of elimination.
Nguyen turned over 
for top two but was in rough shape when Kern showed 
for a better two pair. A 
river cemented the pot for Kern and Nguyen was eliminated from the tournament.
A player opened to 20,000 from middle position and Constantinos Psallidas three-bet to 65,000 on the button. The initial raiser called and the dealer fanned out 
on the flop.
Psallidas' opponent moved all in for 35,000 and the Canadian called, putting his opponent at risk.
Opponent: 
Constantinos Psallidas: 
The 
turn and 
river did not change a thing as Psallidas took down the pot, sending his opponent out the door.
A player raised to 19,000 before the flop, finding two callers in Eric Wayslenko and Matthew Kern. The flop came down 
and Kern led out for 35,000.
Wayslenko was the only player to call and a landed on the turn. Kern bet 65,000 and Wayslenko moved all in, totaling 239,000. Kern called, tabling 
for a flopped flush and was ahead when Wayslenko showed his for a set of snowmen.
A fortunate card completed the board for Wayslenko when the hit the felt, giving the Canadian a boat which was good for a complete double through Kern.
Paul Snead was spotted standing up and was clearly none too pleased at a hand that had just transpired.
The board read 
. Snead had flopped a set of queens with 
but lost to runner runner flush to the 
of Mark Dube.
According to Snead he bet each street and was called all the way down as Dube found the flush on the river. The dealer cut away a large proportion of Snead's chips over to Dube while Snead continued to curse in anger the play of his opponent.
Patrick Brite moved all in for 86,000 from the hijkac and Patrick Serda called on the button, putting Brite at risk of elimination.
Steve Brite: 
Patrick Serda: 
The board came down 
and Brite's flopped cowboy took down the pot for a double through Serda.
Patrick Serda has had a great Day 2 thus far and that continued.
He took out another player in a prelfop all in when is 
held up against the 
when the board ran out 
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