Andrew Theakstone called the shove of David Steicke on the 
river and mucked his cards as Steicke tabled 
for the nut straight. The same table also features Kristen Bicknell, among others, while Mikel Habb and Mitchell Watson are no longer in contention.
Down to last 12,900, Connie Graham peeled 
on her button and she found a customer in Tim English who held 
. They got it in preflop and English got some help on the 
flop, but Graham prevailed on the 
turn and 
river.
Allen Kessler was short and got the chips in preflop to pick up one caller. Hyung Sun Jung then reshoved to isolate and Kessler was at risk.
Allen Kessler:
Hyung Sun Jung: 
The 
flop gave Kessler a set and he held up on the 
turn and 
river run out.
"Did you win?" Martin Zamani from one seat over asked and then added: "good job Allen, you finally got it in bad."
Jeff Fielder mentioned in table chat that it was a one-outer as he had folded a king.
With 
on the table, Peter Jetten checked from the big blind and so did Ben Lamb in the cutoff. Chip Jett bet 4,200 from the cutoff and Jetten called. Lamb gave up. The hit the turn and both Jetten and Jett checked to the river where Jetten fired 15,000. Jett laid his hand down.
A player opened to 2,100 and Tatjana Zizic just called. Kazuhiko Yotsushika three-bet to 7,000 from the blinds and the initial raiser folded.
Zizic then moved all in for 45,000 and Yotsushika called.
Tatjana Zizic: 
Kazuhiko Yotsushika: 
There was an ace in the window of a 
flop and Zizic was already getting to her feet in time to see the 
turn and 
river seal her elimination.
Level: 9
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
Players are going on their first 15-minute break of the day. The tournament clock currently shows 344 of 819 remaining.
Registration will remain open until the end of the break. A reminder that the record currently stands at 822 entries (2019)
Yunye Lu opened his button to 1,800 and Fabian Quoss flatted in the small blind before Phil Hui squeezed to 9,000 from the big. Lu folded but Quoss called after a thorough study of the size of Hui's stack.
The 
flop saw Hui check behind but he fired 14,000 on the turn. Quoss check-called.
The river was the 
and Quoss checked one more time. Hui announced he was all in for 30,500 and Quoss spent a couple of minutes thinking, then folded.
According to floor staff, Jorryt van Hoof was all in with against the pocket jacks of Bryce Yockey. Two clubs showed up, as did one jack, and van Hoof found no help to bust in the first level on Day 2. Also on the rail are Tyron Krost and Niko Koop.
John Chu completed from the small blind and Adrian Attenborough made it 2,500 in the big. Chu limp-raised to an unspecified amount as the action was picked up when two 5,000-denomination chips lied in front of him. Attenborough paused for some time and then jammed his 29,600. Chu wasn't particularly happy about his situation but he called nonetheless.
"F**k," Attenborough laughed, turning up . Chu rolled over and Attenborough had at least a queen to hope for. Unfortunately for him, he wouldn't get it as the board ran out 
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