According to Dan Daconti, he got in a raising war with AJ Jamil that ended with Daconti five-betting all in for 350,000. Jamil called him with 
but Daconti had the blades for the cooler. Unfortunately for him, the board ran out 
to give Jamil a straight. Daconti said he was down to 29,000 but he gave himself a fighting chance by running up to 130,000 for the moment.
Level: 18
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
Players are on their first break of the day.
A player in the big blind check-called 16,000 from Victor Ramdin on 
, bringing a 
turn. The big blind checked again and Ramdin instantly shoved for about 75,000 effective. The big blind put his head in his hands then folded after about 15 seconds.
"Bluff right here if anyone wants to pay $20 to see it," Ramdin declared as he swept up the pot. Nobody took him up on it.
With the end of Level 16 came the close of registration. The additional 13 entries on Day 2 created a total field of 370 entries, for a prize pool of $394,790.
The winner of Big Stax 1100 will bank $82,549. A min-cash in 47th place will be worth $1,934. Click the payout tab above for a full breakdown of the prize pool.
We came upon the aftermath of the biggest pot played yet, with small blind Josias Santos having 
in front of him on 
. Apparently, he'd gotten in a raising war with a player in late position, ending with Santos all in for 603,000. His opponent apparently had shown down queens, which were already mucked. Santos collected nearly all of his opponent's chips and moved past 1.2 million.
Level: 17
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Frank Ferrigno raised on the button, Rafal Kordys reraised in the big blind, and Ferrigno shoved for about 155,000. Kordys snap-called him with 
and Ferrigno turned over 
. The 
board sent Ferrigno packing.
Victor Ramdin shoved in the small blind over Alida Veliu's button raise, and she called with . It was a race with Ramdin holding 
and the board ran out 
, no threat to Ramdin.
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