Joao Brito opened with a middle position raise to 1,600 and received one call from Jake Cody out of the big blind. The two saw a flop of 
and Cody checked. Brito continued out for 1,800 only to have Cody come over the top with a check-raise to 5,400.
Brito reached into his stack and grabbed enough chips to call the raise. Fourth street brought the 
and Cody riffled through his chips and stacked them into even stacks before announcing that he was all in. Suddenly Brito was faced with the all-in bet of 20,600 and he took his time before coming to a decision. Eventually, a call was made and the hands were turned up.
Cody: 
Brito: 
Both players flopped a pair but Cody's was larger and he was looking likely to double up heading to the river. He did exactly that after the 
hit the table and Cody's stack is now sitting around 58,000. Brito, who began the day over 100,000, is now down to around 86,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
86,000
23,300
|
23,300 |
|
58,000
30,300
|
30,300 |
|
||
.
. After Ribeiro checked, Kim fired 2,200. Ribeiro folded, and Kim won the pot.
had made a full house on the river, but the table gasped when Winz turned over his 
for the better boat. Palermo took it in good grace as he made an early unlucky exit.
flop didn't give Duhamel much hope, other than to provide runner-runner and chop options, but neither the 
turn nor 
river saw them come to fruition. With that, Duhamel became one of the early Day 2 eliminations.
fall on fourth street where they both checked their options. The 
finished off the board and Salter checked again. Moreno fired one last bet of 13,000 and Salter let it go, allowing Moreno to drag in the pot and bring his stack to around 95,000.
and was racing with Salter's 
. A runout of 
ensured that de Melo would be sent to the rail. Salter picked up the pot and brought his stack to around 90,000.
. We saw the board run out 
and “Mad” Marivin held to double his stack.
