Adam Owen raised to 65,000 and Andrew Atilano three-bet to 265,000. Owen moved all in for 365,000 and Atilano quickly called.
Adam Owen: 
Andrew Atilano: 
Atilano let out an expletive as he was shown the red aces of the Brit, and they held on the 
runout.
Miklos Zsuffa picked up pocket kings in the big blind, facing an all in from Stephanie Alderman and a reshove from Rolando Soria. Zsuffa had both of his opponents covered.
Alderman: 
Soria: 
Zsuffa: 
All players finished with a full house but Alderman and Soria played the board on 
so Zsuffa scooped the whole pot. He's now approaching a 1 million mark.
Peter Eichhardt made it 65,000 under the gun and a player two seats to his left shoved for 235,000. Eichhardt called and they found themselves in a fair fight.
Eichhardt was racing with against 
and the board of 
left the eights ahead. Eichhardt was left with 355,000 while his rival soared to 525,000.
It folded to Ronald Jeha on the button and he moved all in for 410,000. Bret Weeks was in the small blind and moved all in. The big blind folded.
Both players came into the day with 500,000, and with Jeha slightly covered he was the player at risk.
Ronald Jeha: 
Bret Weeks: 
The flop came 
and Jeha was still ahead. The turn was the meaning Weeks took the lead. The river, however, was the 
giving Jeha a set and doubling him up to just under 900,000.
"You were halfway out the door, man!" said a tablemate to Jeha as he raked in his newly-acquired chips.
Cards are back in the air in The GIANT.
Dealers on Day 2 of The GIANT have been instructed to hold up at the end of their current hand.
Jon Turner raised to 65,000 in second position and the action folded around to small blind Rolando Soria who called. Miklos Zsuffa moved all in for 210,000 out of the big blind and Turner placed in a tall tower to cover Soria's total stack of 650,000 or so. Soria gave it some thought but ultimately decided to leave the race heads-up.
Turner: 
Zsuffa: 
Zsuffa flopped two pair on the 
and the 
turn sealed it for him. The river was the and Zsuffa increased his stack to 530,000.
Kenneth Rios came into the day with 70,000 chips and had lost a hand or two before getting it all in for his last 55,000. It folded to David Lappin in the big blind who called.
David Lappin:
Kenneth Rios:
The flop was a good one for Rios, coming 
giving him trips. Lappin's only hope was backdoor straight or house outs, and the runout didn't help him and Rios doubled up.
Adam Owen came back with four big blinds and he started in the big. Owen didn't hesitate to put his money in with and scored a double through Duy Ho's after hitting a five on the flop. Ho picked up a flush draw but Owen's fives held.
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