Randy Haddox opened to 2,000 under the gun and was called by both players in the blinds.
The flop came down 
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.
The player in the small blind tabled 
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.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
320,000
30,000
|
30,000 |
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.
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.
flop. The turn brought the 
and a bet of 2,700 from Soulier which both the big blind and Davis called.
for two pair, and his opponent mucked.
, and it was checked around to Gold on the button. He instantly moved all in for 8,600, and Juan Lopez was next to act in the small blind. He tossed in the call, and everyone else folded. "I think I'm going to double you up" Lopez told Gold. Gold shot back with, "I doubt it I just have a draw."
, and the river came the 
. Gold wished everyone luck, then made his way to the exits.
for a flopped set of tens however, and won the main pot.
fell on the turn and, undeterred, Le fired again - this time for 4,600. His opponent quickly folded and Le scooped the pot.
flop from middle position, then watched his opponent bet 7,000. Mizzi responded with an all-in raise and his opponent called with the 7,100 more he had left.
fell on the turn and Mizzi still led with his aces, but the 
on the river gave his opponent two pair and tourney survival.
