Cung Tran opened with a pot bet of 5,600 and Paul Darden made the call. With the action on Phillip Loomis, he re-potted to 19,200 and both Tran and Darden pushed all in with Loomis calling a few thousand on top.
Tran:
Darden:
Loomis:
The board ran out to see Darden hit the rail as Tran climbs to 58,000 in chips.
We caught the action on the flop of with Paul Darden all in holding against Jeremiah DeGreef and his .
The turn dropped the completing DeGreef's flush and when the river landed the , Darden was quartered as they both chopped the low to see Darden slip to 8,900.
Welcome back to the Rio for the Day 2 restart of Event 48 - $1,500 Pot Limit Omaha Hi/Lo 8-or-better.
87 players are returning to battle it down to the final nine. Tomorrow, one of those nine will walk home with the coveted gold bracelet, title of champion and $228,867 first place prize money.
Perry Friedman is the number one man walking into Day 2 with an amassed 144,500 in chips. He is trailed closely by Tommy Vedes (119,300) and Barry Craig (114,600).
Brandan Cantu (105,000), Noah Boeken (64,300) and Phil Hellmuth (41,400) are still visible threats and will be looking to add yet another WSOP cash to their poker CV.
With plans to kick off at 2:00pm local time, make sure to stay tuned to PokerNews for the live coverage of every bust out, blow up and bad beat!