Scott Baumstein opened the pot with a raise to 4,800. Action folded to Jeff Papola who raised to 10,500. Baumstein moved all in and Papola called leading the two players to a showdown.
Baumstein: 
Papola: 
The board ran out 
keeping Papola in the lead the whole way and allowing to double up through Baumstein here on Day 2. Both players are now sitting on similar stacks as players make their way through level 14.
Level: 15
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 400
The remaining 111 players are heading on a 20-minute break.
In the meantime, check out this strategy video by Olivier Busquet.
We caught up with Dan Martin and Olivier Busquet in a pot worth over 50,000 heading to the river. The board read 
and Martin led out with a bet of 40,000.
With action on Busquet, he thought briefly before grabbing his entire stack of T5,000 chips and putting together a reraise of 110,000. Martin went into the tank. He went deep into the tank and he stayed there. About five minutes into his tank, another player at the table put his head down and said "Wake me up when we burst the bubble."
"Take as long as you want," he continued. "It only helps me out."
"Some of us are short," Barry Shulman said, who was also sitting at the table.
Finally, at just about ten minutes into Martin's tank, a player at the table called the clock. Martin thought for about 30 more seconds, looked at his hand once more, and tossed it into the muck.
"Show me one for a little giggle?" Martin asked Busquet after the hand. Busquet didn't not oblige, pushing his hand over to the dealer and chuckling before collecting the pot.
Facing a raise to 4,200, Chris Tryba bumped it up to 7,700 from the button. The initial raiser made the call before both players checked down to the river with the board reading 
.
On the river, Tryba's opponent slid out an assortment of chips amounting to 11,700 and Tryba made the call, but then folded at the sight of his opponent's 
for a flopped full house.
"Nice hand!" stated Tryba as he stacked his chips while sinking to 50,000 and change.
From the cutoff a player shoved for 21,100 and Tobias Reinkemeier made the call from the small blind.
Reinkemeier:
Opponent: 
The board ran out 
and Reinkemeier stacked his opponent while moving to 125,000 in chips.
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