Brunson Over 100,000
The player under the gun raised to 1,100, and Doyle Brunson was the lone caller from the button. The flop came down 
, and Brunson's opponent fired out 1,500. Brunson raised it up to 4,000, and he was called. The turn brought the 
, and it was checked to Brunson, who fired out 7,000 this time. Once again, his opponent called, and the 
came down on the river. Another check from his opponent gave Brunson the chance to fire 16,000 into the middle, and this time, his opponent gave it up.
Brunson is picking up right where he left off from Day 1, as he is now up to over 105,000.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
106,300 | 19,300 |
. Vayo checked, as Nehorayan threw out a continuation bet of 6,800, which was called. The 
fell on the turn, before Nehorayan bet out 15,700 when the action was checked to him.
, and there was over 12,000 in the pot when the dealer turned the 
flop. The turn brought the 
, and Shelton's opponent fired out 3,200. Shelton called, and on the 
river, his opponent bet 6,000. Shelton quickly called, and his opponent could only muster up 
for king high.
for ace high, which was good enough to drag the pot, upping his stack to just under 50,000 in the process.
flop. Becky called from his direct left. Radoja continued the story with a 2,600 bet on the 
. Rocco then showed the winning 
, and Almashal checked. Biehl bet 1,000, and Almashal called. On the turn, the 
hit the board, and Almashal led for 3,000. Biehl made the call to see the 
, and Choi came out with 12,200. Obrestad thought for about a minute before making the call. Choi shook his head, indicating he wasn't happy to be called.
