Shazin Rehmtullah check-called the 8♠5♦4♣ flop for 18,000 and then checked through the 5♥ turn to the 9♦ river, where he checked once more. Muaaz Gani now bet 15,000 and Rehmtullah called to get shown the 6♠6♥ by Gani. Rehmtullah had the superior pair in 7♠7♦ and won the pot.
"Nice hand ... stupid game," Gani smirked.
With around 150,000 in the middle to the J♠9♦5♥4♣Q♠ river, Robert Schwartz pushed all-in for 253,000. Jaryd Jardien went into the tank and then folded for Schwartz to table his 7♦5♦.
"Good card for me," Schwartz added when pointing towards the river. It was somewhat of a break for Jardien, who had been nearing a million after a steady rise on the leaderboard throughout the day.
Menesh Keshav check-called a bet of 56,000 on the A♥7♠5♣K♥ turn and then checked the 10♥ on the river, Panayiotis Giannakopoulos loaded up a bet of 110,000 which Keshav called after a few seconds to get shown the A♣K♠ for the top two pair.
Keshav briefly exposed ace-ten for the inferior two pair before tossing the cards into the muck.
Reagan Naidoo raised to 12,000 and then reluctantly called when Ricky Toker jammed on the button for the last 75,000.
Ricky Toker: 8♥8♦ 
Reagan Naidoo: K♥J♦
Naidoo took the lead on the 10♥10♣2♠J♠ turn and the Q♦ river ended Toker's fate before the money on Day 2.
Level: 16
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Within the first two hours of play after the dinner break, the field has been whittled down to the last 50 hopefuls and they have been sent on a scheduled 15-minute break with a staggering 85 big blind average for the next level.
Benjamin "Guppie" Lingenfelder Jr raised to 10,000 and Jean Pierre Sgiaravello three-bet to 33,000 one seat over. Aidan Jacobs then four-bet to 60,000 on the button and Lingenfelder Jr folded, Sgiaravello called.
The K♠Q♦8♣ flop saw Sgiaravello check over to Jacobs, who bet 26,000. Sgiaravello check-raised to 81,000 and Jacobs called.
On the A♣ turn, Sgiaravello led for 100,000 and Jacobs flat-called as they headed to the 6♣ on the river.
After short consideration, Sgiaravello pushed all-in and Jacobs called.
Sgiaravello rolled over the K♣ followed by the A♠ for the top two pair, but Jacobs had that beat with the Q♣Q♠ for a set of queens.
"Is that how you win bracelets?" Divan Van Wyk asked and Jonathan Hyman added "that's how you win bracelets, put that on the blog" after both had walked over from the next table to witness the action.
Jacobs had become the youngest WSOP bracelet winner for South Africa this summer.
On the three-way flop of 7♦6♦5♦, Anjan Mulji checked and Jay Kamli bet 12,000 for Panayiotis Giannakopoulos called. He was waiting for the turn card to come before he noticed Mulji with cards still who then folded.
Kamli checked the J♠ turn before he called a bet of 33,000 and checked the Q♣ river. Giannakopoulos loaded up a bet of more than 90,000 and Kamli folded.
Giannakopoulos tabled his K♥3♠ and declared his "first bluff" after which Mulji replied "and his last bluff" towards the live reporting team.
Joining the action on the 10♣8♥7♣4♥ turn, Marko Nortje checked before he called a bet worth 25,000 by Jean Pierre Sgiaravello. They checked the 2♠ on the river and Nortje tabled his J♥8♠, which Sgiaravello had beat holding the J♠10♠.
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