Daniel Negreanu checked in the big blind on 
and Dominik Nitsche bet 30,000. Negreanu called and they saw a 
river. Negreanu checked again and called 90,000 from Nitsche.
"It's good," Nitsche said, showing 
.
Negreanu tabled 
.
On a final board of 
, Dominik Nitsche announced he was all in for roughly 155,000.
Isaac Haxton thought for a little, and then called all in for his last 80,000.
Nitsche tabled his 
, and Haxton flashed his 
, and then mucked and exited the PokerGO Studio.
Justin Bonomo shoved all in for 51,000 in the cutoff. Big blind Jared Jaffee peeked at his cards and flicked in a chip.
Bonomo: 
Jaffee: 
Bonomo was dominated but hit the four-card flush as 
hit the felt.
The next hand, Bonomo opened for 12,000 and Michael Dyer made it 34,000 in the next seat. Bonomo slid in calling chips. The 
flop prompted him to shove all in and Dyer quickly called.
Dyer:
Bonomo: 
Bonomo was drawing but had live outs to pairs. He hit both of those as the 
turn was followed by a 
river. He collected 77,000 from Dyer.
Sam Soverel limped the button, and Justin Bonomo called in the small blind. Michael Dyer raised to 22,000 from the big blind, and Soverel called, as did Bonomo for his last 15,000 total.
The 
flop checked through to reveal the 
on the turn. Dyer bet 18,000, and Soverel folded.
Dyer: 
Bonomo: 
The river landed the 
, and Bonomo tripled up.
Bryn Kenney put his last 39,000 in and was called by big blind David Peters.
Kenney: 
Peters: 
Kenney looked like he was set to double as the flop came 
. However, just like their previous all-in encounter, Peters ran a flush: , .
Brian Green shoved all in from the small blind for roughly 90,000 and Cary Katz looked him up from the big blind.
Green:
Katz:
The dealer spread a 
board, and Green was eliminated from Event #2.
Level: 11
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
After raising to 11,000, Sam Soverel was faced with a three-bet to 27,000 from Justin Bonomo. Soverel eventually had his last 170,000 enter the middle, and Bonomo looked him up.
Soverel: 
Bonomo:
The dealer spread a board, and Soverel's kings would hold for a double while leaving Bonomo down to just over a big blind.
From the cutoff, Scott Seiver moved all in for his last 11,000 and Justin Bonomo re-raised from the small blind to 20,000.
Seiver: 
Bonomo:
The board ran out 
and Seiver was eliminated from Event #2.
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