Jim Collopy raised to 80,000 in the hijack and Carlos Sanchez Diaz defended in the big blind.
The flop came K♥9♥4♣ and Diaz check-called a bet of 75,000 from Collopy.
Action slowed down on the 6♥ turn with both players checking to the K♦ river.
Diaz fired out a bet of 375,000 and Collopy used a time bank card before giving up his hand.
Action folded to the small blind Ivan Emanuely who moved all in for his stack of 515,000, and the big blind Cole Keenan made the call to put him at risk.
Ivan Emanuely: Q♠10♦ 
Cole Keenan: K♠9♥
Keenan was ahead with his king-high, and after the J♠6♥9♣ flop, Keenan improved to a pair of nines, but the flop gave Emanuely an open-ended straight draw, along with his two overcards as outs. But the board ran out 5♦ on the turn, and 7♥ on the river, and the pair of nines of Keenan were good enough to take the pot and knock out Emanuely.
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Registration has closed and it's been made official that for the live portion of this tournament, a total of 1,378 entries were recorded. That means they will be playing down to just 207 players today and Day 3 will commence with everyone already in the money. The remaining 300 players are going on their second 15-minute break of the day.
Level: 15
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 50,000
At the end of the last level, Alex Kulev raised to 80,000 in middle position and was called by Alex Keating on his left and Miguel Lopes in the big blind. The flop came 10♣5♠4♠ and Kulev continued with a bet of 100,000 which both players called.
The turn was the 9♠ and the action checked to Keating who bet 325,000. Lopes sent his cards to the muck and Kulev eventually followed suit. Keating allowed Kulev to pick a card and he ripped over the 6♥.
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Nick Schulman raised from early position, and when it folded to the big blind he made the call for his last 70,000 chips.
Nick Schulman: 9♠9♥
Ryan Wolfson: Q♦6♣
Schulman was in front with his pocket nines, and Wolfson was unable to improve after the board ran out 4♣2♠A♥10♠5♣ to give the pot to Schulman, and Wolfson was eliminated.
Gytis Lazauninkas raised to 100,000 in middle position, Andrew Chen flatted in the cutoff, and Roman Timergazin called in the small blind.
The flop came 3♣Q♣J♦, Timergazin checked, Lazauninkas bet 75,000, Chen folded, and Timergazin called.
Action slowed down on the 6♠ turn, with both players checking to the 4♠ river. Timergazin put out a bet of 150,000 and Lazauninkas thought for a moment before tossing his cards into the muck.
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