Bob Molnar moved all in on the flop of 
and was called by Ryan Delgros.
Molanr started to get up from the table as he tabled 
, however he was ahead as Delgros showed 
.
The turn was another to improve Molnar's hand but the river was cruel as a binked off to give Delgros the full boat and end Molnar's tournament.
On a flop of 
, Calvin Snead bet 15,000 and was called by John Orth, Greg Raymer folded.
The turn was the 
, Snead fired 25,000 and was called by Orth. The river came the 
, Snead quickly tossed out another bet of 25,000 and Orth instantly called.
Snead showed the 
which was the winner as Orth mucked in frustration.
Craig Casino was seen standing up at risk with pre-flop as he had run into the 
of Calvin Snead.
The board would not procure any sixes on what Casino said was his 66th birthday as it ran out 
and Casino was gone just like that as Snead nears a million in chips.
Michael Dorsch was all in pre-flop with the 
against the 
of Cory Rutherford.
The board ran out 
to keep Dorsch's hand ahead and give him an important double up.
The flop read 
, Cory Rutherford bet 20,000 over to David Santucci who raised all in for the rest of Rutherford's chips.
Rutherford quickly folded as he was forced to give up another chunk of his quickly dwindling stack as Santucci goes the opposite way with an upward trend.
Level: 17
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
On a flop of 
, John Michalak bet 10,000 and was promptly raised by Ammar Al-Najjar to 25,000.
Michalak thought for a while before folding his hand and ceding the pot to the player across the table who has started Day 2 well.
Three players were on the turn on a board that read 
. Andy Spears bet 45,000, Doug Krency folded and Daniel Swartz called.
The river was the 
, both players checked and Swartz turned over the 
for the flush which was good enough as Spears mucked.
Action was picked up on the turn with the board reading 
. After a check out of the small blind from Calvin Snead, Taylor Wilson was on the button and bet 48,000, Snead then raised all in.
Wilson thought for a couple of seconds but called fairly quickly and Snead instantly tabled the 
for the straight which left Wilson drawing thin as he showed the for two pair.
The river was the and Wilson was shown the door with all his chips headed over to the big stack.
On a flop of 
, Marcus Gaunt moved all in for his remaining amount of roughly 120,000. Greg Raymer got out of the way and action was on Craig Casino who also folded after thinking for about 10 seconds to give Gaunt a boost to his stack as he chips up
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