Day 2 Starting Chip Counts and Seat Assignments
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Players listed in bold are the chip leaders at their respective tables:
(Table 1)
Seat 1: Chris Bjorin - 33,800
Seat 2: Theo Jorgensen - 66,100
Seat 3: Ashton Griffin - 184,100
Seat 4: Dan Shak - 50,700
Seat 5: Ross Boatman - 40,000
Seat 6: Sherkhan Farnood - 72,000
Seat 7: Samuel Ngai - 49,900
Seat 8: Tony Bloom - 114,500
Seat 9: Jani Vilmunen - 304,100
(Table 2)
Seat 1: Barry Greenstein - 26,400
Seat 2: Ville Haavisto - 103,700
Seat 3: Ilkka Koskinen - 46,900
Seat 4: Howard Lederer - 151,800
Seat 5: Dave Callaghan - 79,500
Seat 6: Andrey Zaichenko - 151,300
Seat 7: Roberto Romanello - 59,200
Seat 8: Shaun Deeb - 64,600
Seat 9: Robert Williamson III - 105,000
(Table 3)
Seat 1: Karl Mahrenholz - 98,200
Seat 2: Sorel Mizzi - 153,700
Seat 3: Joe Beevers - 34,300
Seat 4: Tom Dwan - 38,600
Seat 5: Jeff Kimber - 134,900
Seat 6: David Williams - 19,100
Seat 7: Lloyd Rees - 42,600
Seat 8: Niall Chalton - 122,200
Seat 9: Eric Dalby - 95,800
(Table 4)
Seat 1: Daniel Hindin - 89,100
Seat 2: Aarno Kiveilo - 114,500
Seat 3: John Kabbaj - 59,800
Seat 4: Sampo Lopponen - 87,500
Seat 5: John O'Shea - 55,200
Seat 6: Noah Boeken - 112,600
Seat 7: Sandra Naujoks - 35,200
Seat 8: Adam Bilzerian - 79,300
to give Williamson the straight
to both pop up in her hand, and 
board sealed the deal with a flush for Naujoks, whose stack is now a much more comfortable 120k. Bilzerian laments his own, reverse, fortune, "Sick...she's a short stack too. I probably fold that to you alone," he said, looking towards Noah Boeken with frustration, as he'd apparently kicked the whole big pot off...
for his restraint, however.
and a 
lying out there. I wish I knew when the money went in on this one, as Dwan's winning hand was 
and that river may have been an interesting one at the time. However by the time I started scribbling down the hand they'd mentally moved on, and Dalby got the grain of rice he had left in the very next hand.
fell to Mizzi's 
when a sole King came on the flop.
flop, and Tom Dwan promptly bet out from the small blind to the tune of 6,700. Lloyd Rees was the only caller.