Brian Wardrup three-bet to 4,000 in middle position and Felipe Ketzer called in early position.
Both players checked the 3♥3♣6♣ flop. Ketzer then led out for 3,200 on the 9♥ turn, and Wardrup called.
Ketzer bet another 4,400 on the 7♦ river, and Wardrup again called. Ketzer showed A♠6♠ for two pair, and Wardrup mucked.
There were over 17,000 already in the middle on a flop that read 10♣10♦6♣ when this hand was picked up.
Brian Rast put out a bet of 7,500 from the small blind position, and Angelina Rich called to keep the pot heads up.
The K♥ turn did not deter Rast, who continued with a bet of 15,000. Rich gave it some thought before she folded as Rast took in the healthy pot and now has a six-figure stack on Day 2abc.
Nikolaos Kontizas opened to 2,100 from middle position and Nathan Bomey called on the button. Jojin Joseph three-bet to 9,000 from the big blind and Kontizas went into a small tank, before making the call. Bomey mucked, leaving players to go heads up to showdown.
The 10♥9♣8♣ flop saw both check to the J♥ turn. Joseph bet 8,000 and Konizas called, to see the 6♠ river.
Both checked to showdown and Kontizas tabled his A♣6♣ for a pair of sixes. Joseph showed his A♦K♠ and the pot went to Kontizas.
Manuel Pochat raised from the cutoff to 1,600, and Michael Acevedo three-bet from the button to 4,500. Pochat called. The flop came out with 6♦K♦9♠, and Pochat checked, while Acevedo bet 4,000. Pochat called.
On the turn K♠, Pochat checked again, and Acevedo bet 15,300. Pochat called again.
The river 5♦ brought a third diamond, and both players checked.
Pochat showed 9♣9♦ for a full house, and Acevedo showed the K♣ for trips.
Acevedo stated, "You go all in on the turn, I'm calling."
Three ways on a flop of Q♣3♠2♥ in a raised pot, John Riordan checked from the small blind, Michael Wisnoskie checked from the big blind, and Nicholas Hellmuth checked from middle position.
The A♠ fell on the turn and it was checked to Hellmuth, who bet 3,000. Riordan then check-raised to 8,400 and got two quick folds from Wisnoskie and Hellmuth.
Brek Schutten opened to 2,000 on the button before Damian Salas made it 6,200 from the small blind. Matthew Zambanini four-bet to 15,200 from the big blind, which elicited a fold from Schutten. Salas, however, was not yet done with the hand as he made the call.
Salas checked the Q♥8♥A♣ flop before Zambanini continued for 12,000. Salas opted to fold, showing 10♥10♣ face up as Zambanini dragged in the pot.
Christopher Perkins raised to 1,800 from the hijack. James McCarty, seated to his immediate left, called.
Keith Heine three-bet to 6,000. Perkins moved all in for 33,700.
McCarty folded, Heine made the call.
Christopher Perkins: A♠Q♠
Keith Heine: J♠J♦
Perkins’s fate was almost decided on the flop J♥9♦4♣, with Heine hitting a set of jacks. The turn and river 2♣Q♦ didn’t save him from elimination.
Action was picked up on the flop in a multi-way bot between Michael Taylor in early position, Cassandra Yong in late position, and Wellington Araujo in the big blind.
The flop of J♥10♥6♠ saw action check around to Yong who bet 6,500 to see Araujo call.
Taylor raised to 17,000 and Yong thought for a little bit before opting to move all in for 66,500 effective. Araujo quickly folded and Taylor went into the tank before tossing his hand away, ceding the pot to Yong.
Eric Habrich was raking in a massive pot after doubling up through Naveen Sama, and the table helped fill in the details.
According to the table, Rafael Segoviano had opened to 1,600 in early position before Sama three-bet to 6,400 in the hijack. Habrich called in the cutoff, while Segoviano got out of the way.
The flop came J♦9♥2♦ and Sama checked to Habrich, who bet 12,000. Sama then raised to 37,000, and Habrich called.
The turn was the J♠ and Habrich bet 30,000. Sama then moved all in, and Habrich called for 117,000. Sama showed A♦A♣, but Habrich had hit trips with A♠J♥.
The river was the 4♠ and Habrich doubled up. Segoviano then told him he had folded king-jack, meaning Habrich had hit the last jack in the deck on the turn.
On the river of a 8♠6♣4♥A♦2♦ board, Richard Wong bet enough to cover the shorter stack of Doug Kellams and the latter called with the A♣10♠. Wong revealed the 8♦8♥ for a set of eights to send Kellams to the rail.
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