Kevin Martin opened the button to 110,000 before Imad Derwiche defended his big blind.
The 4♦3♥5♦ flop landed and action checked to Martin who continued for 150,000. Derwiche promptly met that action with a min-click to 300,000.
Martin sat in the tank for a moment and then clicked it right back to 575,000. Derwiche went into the tank for about a minute but eventually conceded the pot to Martin.
Kevin Martin opened to 120,000 from the cutoff and Timothy Adams three-bet to 450,000 in the big blind. Martin responded with a four-bet jam and Adams called off with around 1,600,000.
Timothy Adams: A♠K♦
Kevin Martin: 2♠2♣
Adams took the lead on the flop of A♦Q♦J♣ and nothing changed on the J♦3♠ runout for the Canadian to double through the Canadian.
In a blind versus blind confrontation, Matt Glantz bet 100,000 on the flop of J♠3♠3♦ and Ryan Furey called.
Glantz then checked on the K♥ turn and Furey checked back. Glantz checked once more on the J♦ turn and Furey bet 200,000. Glantz, who is wearing a "Wine Man" shirt from when he railed Daniel Weinman earlier this year, laid it down.
After significant action Elias Talvitie found himself all in and at risk against the table big stack of Joseph Lebrun.
The cards hit their backs.
Elias Talvitie: K♦K♣
Joseph Lebrun: A♥K♥
No sweat for Lebrun drilled the ace on the A♠7♥3♣ flop. The 6♥ turn and A♣ river river sealed the deal and Talvitie hit the rail late in Day 2.
Level: 25
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
The action folded to Jose Zurita in the cutoff who opened to 100,000 before Luke Graham moved all in from the button for about 575,000. It was then on Hao Chung in the small blind who three-bet to 1,200,000. Zurita got out of the way and the cards hit their backs with Graham all in and at risk.
Luke Graham: K♠10♠
Hao Chung: Q♣Q♥
The full board ran out J♦9♣K♣9♠8♦ and with the flopped king Graham got the pure double to stay alive.
In a heads-up pot on a flop of 4♣4♥J♣, Justin Saliba bet 150,000 from the big blind and Henrique Lessa raised to 280,000 on the button. Saliba gave it some thought and folded.
One of the biggest pots of the day took place at Table 29 as Rui Sousa and Matthias Lipp collided.
The board read K♥6♣8♣J♦6♥ and several million in chips were already in the middle before Lipp bet all in for around 2,100,000. Sousa went deep into the tank for several minutes before calling.
Lipp tabled Q♠7♠ for a stone bluff as Sousa showed K♠Q♣ to win the pot with a pair of queens.
Michael Huber was all in and at risk for around 1,250,000 against Mikita Badziakouski to his right.
Michael Huber: A♠Q♠
Mikita Badziakouski: 8♠8♣
Huber was able to win the flip for a double as the board ran out 2♠K♠6♠4♠9♣ to give him a flush.
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