A player raised from early position to 2,000 preflop, and action found its way to Joseph Cheong in middle position and he raised it up to 4,900. The table folded back around to the initial raiser and he made the call.
Both players were witness to the 
flop. We don't know how the action went exactly, but Cheong's short stacked opponent managed to get all in and at risk by Cheong. Cards were tabled, and both players got to see where they stood.
Cheong: 
Opponent: 
Cheong held the best of it with his superior pair of kings, while his opponent held a pair of jacks with an ace kicker. Anything can happen though, as there were still two cards to be exposed.
The dealer then plopped down the 
on the turn, changing nothing. Finally the 
fell for the river and Cheong's opponent was sent home. Cheong now sits on a very healthy stack of around 185,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
185,000
55,000
|
55,000 |
|
||
and action was checked to Haddox who bet 2,400. The player in the small blind popped it to 7,000, the player in the big blind folded, and Haddox called to see the 
turn. A bet of 9,200 from the player in the small blind was called by Haddox, landing the 
on the river. Another bet from the player in the small blind, this one for 17,100, was called by Haddox.
for the ace-high flush, besting Haddox's holdings to win the pot. Despite the loss, Haddox still appears to be the Day 2c chip leader at the moment with about 320,000.
flop already out on the felt and with Alvarado's opponent betting 7,800. Alvarado raised all in for around 35,000 and his opponent made the call.
river would send Alvarado to the rail.
. Cooke's 
was the best hand, but his opponent held 
, 
respectively, and Cooke is now up to 140,000 chips.
, but his opponent had woken up with 
. The five community cards came 
, and as happened with Michael Mizrachi moments ago, Blom, too, had lost about half of his stack.
before heading to the rail, and Aude collected the whole pot. After that hand, Gold is down to 18,000.
and a player in early position checked to Erik Hellman. Hellman has been the chip lead for the past couple of levels and sits with around 312,000. Action was on him and he bet out 1,200. The early position player made the call and both players were granted access to the turn.
for a pair of aces with a jack kicker. The early position player's response was to flip over 
