Daniel Dvoress open-shoved from under-the-gun for 138,000 and was put at risk by Jason Koon in the small blind.
Dvoress: 
Koon: 
The board fanned out 
and Dvoress was unable to improve. With registration now closed, his Main Event run has come to an end.
Late registration is now officially closed and the total field size reached an impressive 83 entries. There were 57 unique entries with 26 re-entries.
The final entries for the event came from new faces Qiang Lin and Kitson Kho along with re-entries from Bryn Kenney and David Peters.
Official prize pool and payout structure will be posted as soon as it becomes available.
Level: 11
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 1,000
The players have been sent on a 10-minute break as the tournament staff closes registration and sets up the field for the rest of the event.
Moments after David Peters doubled through Luc Greenwood, the American pro was seen heading out the doors here at the Galaxy Macau poker room. A quick glance at the table revealed Fedor Holz with a bunch of new ammunition and not long after that Luc Greenwood departed from the table as well.
Andrian Mateos and Steffen Sonthemier have reloaded and have been given a new seat and a fresh stack.
David Peters shoved from the cutoff for 142,000 and Luc Greenwood put him at risk, calling out of the small blind.
Peters: 
Greenwood: 
Peters found a nine on the flop of a 
board and held to score the double up.
John Juanda is back in the mix here on Day 2. Juanda was eliminated from play on Day 1 and chose not to re-enter until this afternoon.
Dominik Nitsche was also forced to re-enter and it appears as though Wiktor Malinowski was the beneficiary of Nitsche's stack. Malinowski looks to be the new chipleader.
2016 Triton Super High Roller Series Manila Main Event Champion Wai Kin Yong entered Day 2 with the second shortest stack. After the first two hands at his table, Yong now sits in the top ten.
After doubling up on the first hand, Yong doubled again in the second hand.
With about 200,000 in the middle and a board reading 
, Steffen Sonthemier bet 125,000 and Yong shoved for 218,000 total. Sontheimer made the call and Yong tabled 
forcing Sontheimer to muck.
The field has two more additions this afternoon as Russia's Timofey Kuznetsov and Furkat Rakhimov have late registered as the action got underway.
The tournament staff has kicked off the action here on Day 2 and cards are in the air. Play will continue until the field has been reduced to just eight finalists.
Late registration along with unlimited re-entry remain open until the end of the break following the first level.
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