Justin Hankinson opened under the gun for 9,000 and Derek Scenarro three-bet to 30,000 from the small blind, Hankinson called.
The 
board was checked to the 
river where Scenarro lead out for 22,000 and Hankinson called only to see Scenarro connected on the river holding 
to scoop the pot.
Jasper May jammed for 80,000 from middle position, and Chad Holloway three-bet shoved for 280,000 on the button, chasing out the blinds.
Jasper May: 
Chad Holloway:
"Nice spot for those, bud," May told Holloway. May was dead by the turn of a 
board to fall a few places shy of a cash.
On a 
flop, Bryan Skreens checked in the big blind, and Robert Moreno bet 16,000 from middle positon. Jasper May raised to 32,000 on the button, and Skreens check-raised to 85,000. Moreno folded, and May took a second glance at his hand before letting it go as well.
Waseem Karmi jammed for 55,000 from middle position, and Larry Wagner called in the cutoff.
Waseem Karmi: 
Larry Wagner: 
Wagner flopped a set on the 
flop, but Karmi caught up on the 
turn with an ace-high straight. Both players improved further on the river, but Karmi's flush was left felted by the full house of Wagner.
"That's a TV hand!" Craig Trost noted.
Paul "Big Daddy" Elfelt jammed for 47,000 from the hijack, and Matthew Eng called in the small blind.
Paul Elfelt:
Matthew Eng:
Eng stayed ahead on the 
flop, but Elfelt picked up a gutshot on the 
turn. The 
river bricked off, and Elfelt hit the rail.
Brian Skupien opened for 10,000 on the button and Jason Seitz defended his big blind to see a flop.
Seitz check-called Skupien's 6,000 continuation bet, and then check-jammed after Skupien fired out 9,000 once the 
fell on the turn getting a fold from Skupien.
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Tim Vance had his last 100,500 in chips in preflop and was at risk against Matthew Eng.
Tim Vance: 
Matthew Eng:
Eng found his ace immediately on the flop, and Vance couldn't catch up on the 
turn or 
river to bust.
"That's the way she goes sometimes," Vance sang as he left the table.
Allen "The Chainsaw" Kessler jammed for 35,500 from the cutoff, and Johnathan Theisen three-bet shoved for 39,500 in the small blind, chasing out Rodney Hobbs in the big blind.
Allen Kessler: 
Johnathan Theisen:
"I'm in bad shape," Kessler correctly noted.
The 
flop gave both players open-enders, and while the 
turn bricked off, the 
hit the river.
"Chop it!" Kessler said.
The table pointed out to Kessler that he had actually made a higher straight, and Kessler apologized to Theisen, who was left with just a single big blind.
Cards are in the air for Day 2 of the 2020 WSOP Circuit Horseshoe Casino $1,700 Main Event!
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