With the flop reading , Caufman Talley bet out 12,600 and was called by Arthur Morris, before the fell on the turn. Talley opted to check, before Morris asked for a count, contemplating his decision. He then moved all in for around 75,000 in chips, which had Talley covered. A minute passed, before Talley made the call, as the cards were tabled.
Tally:
Morris:
Morris was looking in great shape to take down the monster pot, and rocket to the top of the counts, before the spiked on the river, dropping him down to just 13,000. Talley, who started the day with a big stack, climbs to 160,000 in chips.
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Timothy Reilly (second in chips coming into Day 2)
Welcome back to Day 2 of Event #57: $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em. We started with 784 players and are now left with 252, but only a third of those, 81 to be exact, will make the money. One player separated himself from the pack yesterday: Mark Darner (222,700), who went unnoticed for the majority of the day, and will start today, with 70,000 more chips then his nearest rival.
Darner will be joined by a plethora of other notables, including Timothy Reilly (154,200), Philipp Gruissem (143,800), Matt Perrins (142,500), Sam Trickett (116,000) and Antonio Esfandiari (97,000), as well as many others.
The cards will be in the air again at 1:00pm local time, which is just under half an hour away. Be sure to stay tuned here, as PokerNews.com will bring you all the action as always, as we hope to play through the money and a full ten more levels of play.
In the meantime, enjoy Kristy Arnett's nightly recap, as she catches you up on everything that happened at the Rio yesterday!
Kristy pulls Phil Laak aside for another episode of Calling the Clock. He might get off track a bit, but he answers whether or not he farts in front of his girlfriend, if he believes in ghosts, and so, so much more.
, Caufman Talley bet out 12,600 and was called by Arthur Morris, before the 
fell on the turn. Talley opted to check, before Morris asked for a count, contemplating his decision. He then moved all in for around 75,000 in chips, which had Talley covered. A minute passed, before Talley made the call, as the cards were tabled.
spiked on the river, dropping him down to just 13,000. Talley, who started the day with a big stack, climbs to 160,000 in chips.
