No-Limit Hold'em
After choosing the game, Daniel Negreanu opened with a button raise before Calvin Anderson was all in from the small blind for a little over 11,000.
Negreanu made the call holding 
and was up against Anderson's 
.
The flop brought a king for Anderson, but when Negreanu made a backdoor flush, Anderson would be eliminated.
Badeucey
From the small blind, Daniel Negreanu raised to 8,000 before Calvin Anderson pushed in his last 11,700, and Negreanu called.
Negreanu drew two, and Anderson drew one. On the second draw, Negreanu drew one and Anderson stood pat.
On the final draw, Negreanu drew one and Anderson stood pat.
Anderson: 
Negreanu: 
Negreanu found the 
to make a badugi, and the pot was chopped.
Omaha Hi-Lo
James Obst was all in for the main pot, while Lars Gronning was all in for the side pot as David Baker had both players covered.
Obst: 
Gronning: 
Baker: 
They had gone all in on the flop of 
, and when the turn and river brought the 
and 
, Gronning would quarter Baker for the side pot while Obst and Gronning chopped the main.
Big O
The board read 
and both small blind Dylan Linde and Mike Gorodinsky checked, with Ben Yu sitting between them and all in already. The river was a and Linde check-folded to 15,000.
Yu showed 
and got up, clearly expecting to be eliminated. That's exactly what happened as Gorodinsky held 
for a flush and a low.
"Gordo is my hero," Mike Matusow said. "Make sure you get that down. Everyone needs a hero in poker and he's been mine for like seven years."
Pot-Limit Omaha
From the button, David Baker raised to 5,100 and Phil Hellmuth called in the small blind.
Both players checked down the 
board to the river where Hellmuth tossed in 4,000 and Baker called.
Hellmuth tabled his 
for a set of sixes, and Baker mucked.
Badugi
Heading into the second draw, Adam Friedman in the big blind and Randy Ohel in the cutoff had built a pot of about 50,000. Friedman patted and Ohel took a card. Friedman bet and Ohel tanked about a minute and called. Friedman patted again and Ohel took a final card and called a bet.
Friedman opened 
to win the pot. Last night's second-place chip stack is even bigger here in the early going.
No-Limit Hold'em
Lyle Berman was on his second hand of the day before he found himself all in holding 
against James Woods who held 
.
The board ran out 
and Woods eliminated Berman early here on Day 2.
With registration now officially closed, here are some of the players taking advantage of the very late registration period.
The tournament is now up to 111 entrants with 49 players remaining in the field.
The plan for the day will be for ten 60-minute levels with a 15-minute break after every two levels.
Dinner break will occur after Level 16 and last for 60-minutes (approximately 8:30 p.m.).
As for the tournament, it will continue to be played six-handed with players able to chose from this list of games:
| Flop Games | Stud Games | Draw Games |
|---|---|---|
| No-Limit Hold'em | Razz | No-Limit 2-7 Single Draw |
| Limit Hold'em | Seven Card Stud | Pot-Limit 2-7 Triple Draw |
| Pot-Limit Hold'em | Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better | Limit 2-7 Tiple Draw |
| Pot-Limit Omaha | Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo Regular | Ace to 5 Lowball Triple Draw |
| Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better | Badugi | |
| Big O | Badeucy | |
| Limit Omaha High | Badacey | |
| Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better | No-Limit 5-Card Draw High |
The cards are in the air for Day 2.
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