Aditya Prasetyo opened the action with a raise and Maria Ho made it three bets. Prasetyo made it four bets and Ho capped the action at five bets leaving herself with just 10,000 in chips. Prasetyo called and the flop came . The last of Ho's chips went into the middle and the cards were turned face up:
Prasetyo
Ho
Prasetyo was in the lead but Ho was drawing strong. She would hit trip deuces on the turn and fill up on the river. There was no low so she scooped the much needed pot.
We heard a player groaning in disgust and when we got to the table we could see why. There was a massive pot in the middle of the table with the board showing . The player who was visibly upset, and eliminated, had for flopped top set. Another player had for flopped middle set and while not out was certainly crippled. Kal Raichura in the meantime had for a flopped straight and flush draw that hit the Broadway straight on the river. Raichura ended Day 1 as the chip leader and now here late on Day 2 finds himself once again sitting on top of the leader board, just slightly ahead of Konstantin Puchkov.
Maria Ho bet from the small blind after a flop and got called by big blind Greg Raymer. Aditya Prasetyo raised on the button, Ho raised all in for less than another bet, and Raymer called. The turn brought a and two checks, and Raymer check-folded the river.
"Two pair," Prasetyo said, showing . Ho turned over and got up to leave, unaware she'd made better two pair. She quickly sat back down when Raymer pointed out her hand.
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. The last of Ho's chips went into the middle and the cards were turned face up:
turn and fill up on the 
river. There was no low so she scooped the much needed pot.
turn kept him in position to scoop, but a 
river gave Durand the wheel and the scoop.
.
and two checks, and Raymer check-folded the 
river.
. Ho turned over 
and got up to leave, unaware she'd made better two pair. She quickly sat back down when Raymer pointed out her hand.