Dan Smith put in a raise preflop, how much we're not sure as our access to the feature table is limited, and received a call from Mike "Timex" McDonald. The latter proceeded to call bets of 60,000 and 140,000 on the flop and respectively.
We didn't catch the river card, but we do know that McDonald called another bet, this time 273,000, only to muck when Smith rolled over for the nuts.
Peter Jetten shoved all-in for 244,000 in the cutoff and Anatoly Gurtovoy in the big blind made the call.
Jetten showed and Gurtovoy sighed in disappointment as he opened .
Although the Russian still had a slight lead, the flop gave Jetten both a straight draw and a flush draw, the on the turn gave Jetten even more additional outs and the on the river completed his straight and Jetten doubled up.
Scott Seiver opened again with a bet of 30,000 in the hijack seat and was called by Tobias Reinkemeier on the button.
The flop brought and was checked by both players. The on the turn, however triggered some action as Reinkemeier bet another 30,000 and Seiver called.
The came on the river and Reinkemeier fired 100,000. Seiver gave it some thought and came up with the decision to make the call. Unfortunately for Scott it was a bad one as Reinkemeier opened for a set and although Seiver mucked his hand, the dealer opened one card which appeared to be a jack.
Team PokerStars Pro Jason Mercier was all in preflop with the . He was up against the for Anatoly Gurtovoy.
A six landed on the flop to give Gurtovoy a set and he held easily from there as the board ran out . Mercier headed to the rail short of the final table and a cash here on Day 2.