James Mendoza called an all-in of 485,000 from an opponent and both players turned over their hands, with Mendoza's opponent at risk of elimination.
Mendoza showed queens and his opponent turned over ace-jack. The board ran out dry and Mendoza took down the pot, eliminating his opponent from the tournament.
Teruhisa Aoyama opened to 44,000 from under the gun, a player called from early position, a player called from middle position and Sebastian Wong three-bet to 194,000 from the big blind.
Only the opponent in early position made the call and the flop came down . Wong moved all in for more than enough to cover his opponents remaining 550,000 and his opponent made the call, players turned over their hands.
Wong tabled for aces up and his opponent turned over for a straight draw. The on the turn and on the river changed nothing as Wong's bullets held on for the chip lead pot late on Day 2.
Zebin Sun opened to 46,000 from the button, a player in the small blind moved all in for 123,000 and Sun made the call, players turned over their hands with the small blind player at risk.
Zebin Sun:
Opponent:
The board ran out and Sun's flopped pair of nines took down the pot, eliminating his opponent.
The player in middle position opened to 42,000. Jian Hui Giam, in the big blind, called.
A flop of was dealt and checked through to the turn. Giam bet 55,000. The original raiser raised 135,000. Giam added the remainder to call.
The filled up the river and Giam checked. His opponent bet 200,000. Giam tank-called. The player in middle position showed for trips but it wasn't good enough as Giam revealed for a straight to rake in the pot.