Just before the final nine tables were reached, Colin Moll faced a bet of 55,000 on the 9♣3♣3♠ flop. He moved all-in with the covering stack and his opponent reluctantly folded with around 78,000 behind.
Moll jumped back to half a million in chips.
Adam Agaev and Esther Taylor went to the turn on a board of A♥9♥10♠2♠ when Agaev bet 30,000 from the hijack. Taylor called in the big blind.
The river was the A♠ and Agaev bet 76,000. The time bank chips had just been introduced, and Taylor used up a few of them before calling. Agaev turned over 9♣9♠ for a full house, and Taylor mucked A♦Q♦.
Mykhailo Lendel opened to 12,000 on the button before a player in the small blind jammed for 109,000. In the big blind, Adam Kim rejammed for about 150,000, and Lendel folded.
Small Blind: K♣J♥ 
Adam Kim: J♠J♣
Kim was in good shape to score the elimination as the 9♣3♠2♥ flop kept the jacks in the lead. Nothing changed on the 4♠9♠ runout, and the field became one player closer to the money.
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Tom Gottlieb and Joe McKeehen went heads-up to a flop of J♥8♣4♦ when Gottlieb bet 26,000 from the cutoff. McKeehen then raised to 70,000 under the gun, and Gottlieb moved all in for 172,000. McKeehen snap-called.
Tom Gottlieb: K♦K♥
Joe McKeehen: J♦8♠
Gottlieb showed down two kings, but McKeehen had flopped two pair to take the lead. The turn, though, came the K♣, and Gottlieb shot out of his seat and let out a big fist pump as he made a set. The river was the 7♣, and Gottlieb tossed the dealer a crisp bill as he raked in the double up.
The field has been reduced to its final nine tables with 80 players now remaining and 71 being in the money.
Each player has been given six time extensions, and action clocks will be in play for the remainder of the tournament.
Samuel Ick opened to 12,000 on the button before Ricky Landais three-bet from the small blind. He had two pink T-25,000 chips in front of him, but the exact raise amount was unknown. Ick took around a minute before he announced all in for his 160,000 stack, and Landais snapped it off.
Samuel Ick: 10♠10♦
Ricky Landais: J♥J♣
Ick was pipped by Landais and needed help to survive. However, the 9♣8♦2♣Q♦A♠ runout offered no improvement for Ick, and he was eliminated by Landais
Emily Sun raised to 12,000 and then folded when Adam Agaev three-bet to 36,000.
One hand later, Agaev raised to 12,000 and stole the blinds to leave Brandon Lulov even shorter.
Level: 15
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
The first four levels of Day 2 have been completed and the field has been whittled down to the last 82 contenders, all aiming to make it to the top 71 spots for the money.
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