Junjie Wang was in middle position and the under the gun player shoved for 50,000 in chips. Wang popped it up to 100,000 and everyone else folded.
Wang was in a tough spot with nines versus his opponent aces and the board didn't change anything up until the turn. The river, though, was a nine and Wang has built a pretty big stack.
Sahil Chuttani was in the cut-off and raised to 15,000 after a limp from an early position player. Everybody folded and the limper called with the 
falling on the flop. Both players checked and the 
fell on the turn. Chuttani bet 28,500 after his opponent's check and he got called.
The 
completed the board and the river and Chuttani bet 70,000 this time, after another check from his opponent. After around six minutes in the tank, Chuttani asked for time and the moment the tournament director arrived on the table, Chuttani's opponent called.
The Indian player was bluffing with 
and his opponent took a nice pot with 
.
Level: 16
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 5,000
The remaining 60 players are off to their first break for the day and they will return in 15 minutes.
Changyang Liu, the third-place finisher of the first 2019 APPT Jeju High Roller, just lost half his stack after a bluff in the river that got called.
The board was reading 
, Liu was in the under the gun seat, while his opponent was on the big blind. The big blind had bet 16,500 chips and Liu popped it up to 70,000, which was essentially all in for the other player.
After around five minutes in the tank, the other player finally called showing 
with top pair on the river, which was good as Liu had for just ace-high.
Liu is now down to 120,000 chips.
When we reached Vitaliy Kim's table, the board was reading 
and Kim had check-raised his opponent's continuation bet to 40,000. The player from the cut-off called and the 
fell on the turn.
Kim checked, his opponent bet 24,000 and Kim announced all in with his opponent putting instantly chips in the pot for a call.
Kim:
Cut-Off: 
Kim's flopped top pair that turned into two pair was in a bad shape against his opponent's set. The 
didn't change anything and the player from Kazakhstan eliminated in the second level of Day 2.
Level: 15
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
Shawn Busse picked up aces from under the gun and he made the most out of them by busting an opponent. He was in a three-way pot versus a middle position player and the small blind, and the board was reading 
. The small blind was about to act first, and he announced first, while Busse was next to act asking for a count. The dealer informed the players that the all in was for 39,500 chips and Busse slipped in the table the respective chips to indicate a call.
The other player looked like he wanted to play his hand, but he finally folded, showing 
. The two remaining players in the hand opened their cards:
UTG: 
Shawn Busse: 
The turn was the and the river the with Busse sending his opponent to the rail, while he is up to 350,000 chips.
Junjie Wang was one of the players with the biggest stacks after Day 1b, as he bagged 229,000 in chips. In one of the first hands of Day 2 he lost more than half of it as he went down to 105,000 after a preflop all in with 
versus his opponents .
The board ran out 
giving quads to the other player and Wang was off to a rough a start.
Just two hands later, Wang caught Lei Yu's bluff on the river and was up again. The board was reading 
and Lei Yu had shoved covering his opponent. Wang was tanking for a good five minutes before announcing a call. He opened 
for top pair, while Lei Yu had for a pair of sevens.
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