Jason Zawacki opened to 22,000 under the gun and Scott Murawa called in late position. Peter Mancini shoved for about 130,000 in the big blind and Murawa called after a fold from Zawacki.
Peter Mancini:
Scott Murawa:
The board ran out and Mancini lost the race to bust in 23rd place.
Barry Kruger called a three-bet shove from an opponent in late position with the finding himself dominated against his opponent's . Kruger would end up catching a queen on the turn of a board and collected the pot, sending another player to the rail.
Illan Kandiah open-shoved for 96,000 in late position and Peter Mancini called from the cutoff to put Kandia at risk. Though, behind with his , both Kandiah's cards were live against the [adqj] of Mancini.
Jason Eisele had the chip lead coming into Day 2 and will be the first player to earn a prize, falling in 36th place. Eisele got his stack in the middle with ace-jack against Medhat Ramzy's ace-king and couldn't improve to earn a min-cash of $1,974.