Dave Shiska raised 36,000 from the cutoff and Trent Sapuch moved all in for 85,000 from the small blind. Shiska tossed in a single chip to make the call.
Sapuch: 
Shiska: 
Shiska paired his ace on the 
flop and Sapuch was not able to catch a five on the 
turn or 
river and busted in 15th place for $2,967.
AJ Bartosh came into Day 2 as one of the chip leaders. He was not able to get much going today and has been eliminated in 16th place for $2,804.
Dustin Caulderwood was just seen at the payout desk collecting $2,672 for his 17th place finish
Level: 19
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
Three levels are in the books on Day 2, and players are off for their first break of the day. Break have been shortened to 10 minutes today, so action will return for Level 19 with blinds at 6,000/12,000/12,000.
Eric Wasylenko started the day as one of the short stacks and was off to a good start early, but after a series of unfortunate hands he was seen exciting the tournament area in 18th place for $2,565.
Just before the break, Roger Singh, Chase Raabe, and Anders Prokopowich got into a massive cooler hand that saw Prokopowich survive with queens, while Raabe hit big with his ace-king on the 
board, leaving Roger Singh as the odd man out, Singh headed to the cage to collect his 19th place prize of $2,476.
Skylar Kingdon was one of the victims of a double knockout and was eliminated in 20th place for $2,476
Shelton Kent raised to 21,000, Skylar Kingdon moved all in for 65,000 from the hijack and Sandro Foianesi also moved all in from the cutoff for 104,000. When the action got back around to Kent he made the call.
Kent:
Foianesi: 
Kingdon: 
Foianesi picked up an open-ended straight draw on the 
flop to add to his pair outs. But the 
turn and 
changed nothing and Kent scored the double knockout. Sandro Foianesi was eliminated in 21st place for $2,476.
Shelton Kent was in middle position and got all of his 296,000 chips in the middle against the player in the cutoff who had him covered. This coin flip would determine who the new tournament chip leader would be.
Kent: 
Opponent:
Kent got a clean flop of 
and the 
turn took all of the sweat of out it as he turned a full house. The meaningless 
river completed the board and Kent now sits at the top of the chips counts with over 600,000.
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