On a heads-up flop of 2♦6♠9♣, Dan Stavila checked, Casey Mccarrel bet 65,000, and Stavila called.
The turn was the 9♠ and Stavila check-called McCarrel again, this time for 100,000.
When the river fell the 10♦, the action went check-check and Stavila flipped over A♠J♠ for ace-high, but McCarrel had him beat with 7♣7♥ to tale the pot.
After a preflop betting war, Andrew Greenawalt and Toan Nguyen got all of their chips into the middle, with Greenawalt at risk.
Andrew Greenawalt: J♦J♥
Toan Nguyen: Q♣J♣
Greenawalt was in good shape with his jacks, and the runout of 4♠A♠3♠9♣8♣ kept it that way to score him the double-up.
Level: 19
Blinds: 10,000/15,000
Ante: 15,000
The 35 players left in Day 2 are now on their last 15-minute break of the night and will return to battle momentarily.
The yellow 1,000 chips will also be raced off and colored up at this time.
After an open from David Park, Joshua Prager three-bet to 82,000, which Park called to see the flop of J♦3♣4♠.
Park led for 35,000 and Prager called to continue to the turn 7♣. Park then announced he was all in for around 165,000 and Prager slid out a stack to put him at risk.
Park shrugged and flipped over A♠Q♠ for just ace-high while Prager rolled over J♠2♠, the infamous Choctaw Nuts for a pair of jacks and the lead.
The river was the blank 6♠ to award the pot to prager and Park was sent to the payout desk.
Ron Fetsch moved all in preflop and was called by Mitchell Garshofsky and Dan Stavila, who thought they were all in and exposed their cards:
Dan Stavila: A♥Q♣
Mitchell Garshofsky: J♥J♠
They then flipped them back over and proceeded to check through the turn of 9♦Q♥9♠6♦.
On the A♠ river, Stavila announced a min-bet of 12,000 and Mitchell Garshofsky shook his head and mucked his hand.
Fetsch then also shook his head and stood up while he flipped over A♦K♦ which was no good. Stavila was then shipped the entire pot while Fetsch headed to the exit.
On a heads-up flop of 8♠5♥10♣, Toan Nguyen led for 25,000 and was then raised to 65,000 by Aaron Overton.
Nguyen responded by three-betting to 125,000 but this didn't phase Overton as he four-bet jammed for 286,00 total, 161,000 more for Nguyen.
Nguyen then used a time bank before he decided to lay it down and the pot was pushed over to Overton.
Level: 18
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
Evan Sandberg opened to 22,000 from under-the-gun and action folded around to Anthony An who defended from the big blind.
An checked the flop of 2♣8♥10♣ and Sandberg bet 20,000, which An called.
Both players then checked through the 6♣ turn and went straight to the river 3♦. An then fired out 100,000 and Sandberg went into the tank, eventually deciding to let it go.
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