El Día Numero Dos
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The starting field of 307 has been trimmed to a manageable 145, more than half of the field failing to survive the opening day. Martin Fuentes is at the top of the score sheet heading into this second day, but his lead is a slender one. Stephen "stevie444" Chidwick is in the hunt, as are Damian Salas and Team PokerStars Pro Leo Fernandez.
The plan is to play down to 24 today, with the tables breaking to eight-handed as the day progresses. We'll be down to the final three tables before the chip bags are brought out sometime late this evening.
We're set to roll in just about 30 minutes, so don't wander too far. We'll be back in a few!
(X) and Brenes was sent to the rail.
against Aurel Bogdan's 
. Bogdan was all in for over 30,000.
, vaulting Chidwick to 123,000.
, and Fernandez led out with a bet. Fernando Iturrino was his lone opponent, and he made the call to put about 19,000 chips in the pot going to the river.
, putting trips on board. Fernandez bet again, this time much more impressively. He announced an all in for about 55,000 total, sending Iturrino deep into the tank. After several long minutes of debate, he said, "No," and slid his cards back into the muck.
all in pre flop when a 
. The board rolled out 
to send Maridu to the rail.
, and Dabul knocked the table. Bendik fired out 4,000, drawing an all-in check-raise from Dabul. It was about 18,000 total, and Bendik quickly made the call as the dealer announced, "Paga."
kept her in front, and the 
on the river locked up the pot for the Team PokerStars Pro. She's up to 48,000 after stacking that pot.
and Panno checked immediately. Daniela de Lima Zapiello took her time and bet 13,700.
. It was something like 2,500 raised to 8,000, though we couldn't catch the exact amounts before the dealer pulled in the chips.
. Bazzano, very deliberate in his actions, stacked out 9,600 and slid it across the line. Barbero didn't waste too much time making the call for about one third of his remaining stack.
. After a check from Bazzano, Barbero tanked for about two minutes before checking behind. He waited patiently for a reluctant Bazzano to table his hand. Finally, he watched as an airball