With 150,000 in the pot already, the flop came 
. Meng Long checked to Hogyun Kang who bet 60,000. Long called.
The turn was the 
and Long checked again. Kang shoved for 107,500 and Long snap-called.
Meng Long: 
Hogyun Kang: 
Long peered over the table at the flopped full house of Kang and the 
river could not help Long who handed over a big portion of his stack to the start-of-day chip leader.
Corbin White was all in with 46,500 holding 
. He was up against the 
of a single opponent. The flop 
did give his opponent a flush draw but he dodged the outs on the 
turn and 
river to double to around 20 big blinds.
Qi Xu is having a very good day so far, with more than double the starting stack in Day 2 for her. He is sitting in 340,000 right now, although the only witnessed hand of the day was a losing one for her.
She was three-way in a 
board from the big blind, with the two other players, button and small blind respectively, checking flop and turn.
In the river she bet 20,000 and she got called by one player, with Xu getting rivered since her 
lost from her opponent's .
Christopher Mateo is out of the tournament, even though he had started with almost 300,000 chips.
This time he made a move preflop by shoving all in with 
from the cutoff position, after the hijack's open.
The big blind woke up with queens and snap called, with Mateo pulling a face after his opponent's action.
The board gave him some chances on the flop, but he found no help on the next streets and is out of the tournament. The run-out was 
.
Start of day chip leader Hogyun Kang has stumbled up on rocky ground and is down below average which now stands at 172,000.
Meanwhile, Jaideep Sajwan, who started the day with 177,000 has chipped up to sit second in chips behind William Kang.
Jason Kyle Magbanua was in a hand from the small blind against the blind, with a 
flop.
Magbanua check-called a bet at 17,000 and the 
appeared on the turn. This time he decided to lead for 22,000, and his opponent called.
The was the final card of the board and Magbanua shove for 96,500, which was approximately the size of the pot. His opponent thought about for around three minutes but eventually folded, giving the pot to Jason Kyle Magbanua.
Level: 16
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 5,000
Richard Marquez was all in with 
and looked to be in line for a triple up against the of Daji Chen and the 
of Benson Tham.
The flop 
gave Tham bottom set and Chen middle pair. Chen improved to trips on the turn but it only gave Tham a full house.
However, the river meant that Chen rivered a bigger full house to triple up.
"Holy f**k," said Marquez, whose kings were thoroughly dismantled. "You are very lucky."
Peili Li was in a three-way pot, with the board showing 
. All players checked the flop, and she decided to shove on the turn's 
.
Her shove was for 33,000 and the next player to act quickly put out of his stack the required chips to call. The third player folded, and Li was in danger with 
against her opponent's .
The on the river didn't help her, and she is out of the tournament.
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