Paul Hockin has just seen all but about 14,000 of his chips sent across the table to a player that won a massive pot from him.
The flop was 
when the first player fired 4,500 into Hockin. Hockin raised to 13,000 and his opponent reraised to 33,500. Hockin moved all in and his opponent called.
Hockin held the 
for top pair and his opponent held the 
for bottom two pair.
The turn was the 
and the river the 
. Hockin sent over the 69,200 chips total that he needed to pay and was left crushed.
On a flop of 
, Guillermo Montero found himself all in for his last 50,375 against Felipe Ramos.
Ramos took over three minutes before making the call.
Montero: 
Ramos: 
With Montero in the lead with top pair, the turn and river would land the 
and 
to see Montero double through to 144,000 as Ramos slid down to just 31,300 in chips.
There will be no $1 miracle for Ross Bybee as he has been sent to the rail here on Day 2.
The remaining players are heading on a 20-minute break.
Level: 11
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 100
Just an assortment of photos of some of the remaining females in the field.
After making a straight holding 
against 
on a 
board, Ademir Strechar soared to roughly 160,000.
However in a few hands directly following the one where he gathered the most chips, he bled some back to the table.
After raising preflop, and calling a bet on the flop of 
, Strechar folded when the turn blanked out as his opponent flashed his 
.
The following hand, Strechar limped in before Guilherme Marques Garcia bumped it to 4,300.
Strechar called before both players checked the 
as the 
landed on the turn and Strechar fired out 2,100. Garcia quickly raised it up to 6,000 to prompt a swift fold from Strechar as he slipped to 144,000 in chips.
From the cutoff seat, Yann Dion raised to 2,600. He was called by the big blind and the two saw the flop come down 
. The big blind checked and Dion fired a continuation bet of 3,200. The big blind made the call.
The turn card brought the . The big blind checked and Dion thought. He motioned to see how much was left in his opponent's stack and the player moved his hands out of the way so Dion could eye it. Then, Dion fired 9,200. The big blind tanked, but tossed in the call.
The river completed the board with the and the big blind shoved in for 26,500. Dion called, but saw the bad news as he opponent held the for a flush. Dion showed that he had flopped top two pair with the 
. He's now down to 40,000 in chips.
Here is an assortment of chip counts.
Matthias Habernig - 140,000
Kwang Ho Han - 125,000
Alessandra Correa Dos Santos - 135,000
Rafael Pinheiro Niehues - 100,000
Angel Guillen - 96000
Mario Mascioto - 90,000
William Valladares Hurtado - 65,000
Rodrigo Sirichuk - 58,000
Yann Dion - 53,000
Felipe Ramos - 30,000
Veronica Dabul - 28,000
Miguel Angel Solano Rodriguez - 28,000
Jorge Arias - 17,000
Matthias Habernig opened in early position to 2,500 and Kwang Ho Han made the call.
Habernig fired out 5,100 on the flop and Han made the call before the 
landed on the turn.
Habernig continued his aggression; this time with a 11,000-chip bet to prompt a fold from Han.
Han slips down to 121,000 as Habernig creeps back to 129,000 in chips.
