Stuart Rutter opened with a raise and he was called by Mike Gorodinsky in the big blind.
The flop was 
and both players checked to see the 
on the turn. There, Gorodinsky led out and was called.
The river was the 
and Gorodinsky led out again. Rutter called.
"Sixes full," Gorodinsky said showing 
for a full house. Rutter mucked his hand and Gorodinsky took down the pot.
On a 
flop, Robert Mizrachi bet, Scott Bohlman called and Daniel Ratigan called as well. Mizrachi instantly fired the turn, Bohlman folded and Ratigan called. Another snap-bet by Mizrachi on the river got called by Ratigan.
Mizrachi tabled the nuts; 
; and Ratigan was left with a mere 12,000 on the bubble.
The remaining 27 players are now balanced on three tables and the money bubble is played in hand-for-hand mode. For each hand, two minutes will be deducted from the clock and there are some 90 minutes remaining for Day 2.
In the last hand before the three table redraw, Nikolai Yakovenko raised first to act and Felipe Ramos in the small blind made it three bets, Yakovenko called. On the 
flop, Ramos bet and Yakovenko raised, the Brazilian called. After the 
on the turn, Ramos slowed down and checked before calling a bet.
The 
river completed the board and Ramos check-raised to pick up a call from Yakovenko. Ramos showed 
for a full house and a frustrated Yakovenko turned over 
for a straight with the words "so sick. I am a huge favorite on the flop also."
| Seat | Table 431 | Table 439 | Table 447 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mike Matusow | Dustin Dirksen | Per Hildebrand |
| 2 | Stuart Rutter | Eli Elezra | Lars Gronning |
| 3 | Dylan Linde | Adam Coats | Jonathan Depa |
| 4 | Daniel Alaei | Talon White | Robert Mizrachi |
| 5 | Paul Volpe | Daniel Zack | Nikolai Yakovenko |
| 6 | Steven Wolansky | Chris Bjorin | Scott Bohlman |
| 7 | Mike Gorodinsky | Viacheslav Zhukov | Daniel Ratigan |
| 8 | Jesse Martin | Kyle Miaso | Anthony Zinno |
| 9 | Felipe Ramos | Dan Shak | Steve Chanthabouasy |
Sampo Ryynanen opened, Adam Coats three-bet and Ryynanen called.
On the 
flop, Ryynanen slid his last 8,000 forward and Coats called.
Sampo Ryynanen: 
Adam Coats: 
Ryynanen was miles ahead with his ace-king but a brutal rundown of 
improved Coats to a flush. Ryynanen became the 28th place finisher and just missed out on a money finish.
Ryan Lenaghan was all in and at risk before the flop against Dylan Linde and Jesse Martin.
The flop was 
and Martin led out with a bet from the blinds. Linde made it two bets and Martin thought for a bit before calling.
On the 
turn Martin checked, Linde bet, and Martin raised enough to put Linde all in. Linde called.
Dylan Linde: 
Jesse Martin: 
Ryan Lenaghan: 
The river was the 
so Linde took down half the pot with his ace-three for a low while Martin claimed the high portion of the pot with his nut diamonds. Lenaghan wasn't able to claim any portion of the pot and was eliminated from the tournament.
Down to 10,000, Jonathan Duhamel tried to spin it up and went all in from under the gun for exactly one big blind. Dylan Linde and Viacheslav Zhukov came along to try and score the knockout.
After 
got checked down, Linde showed 
and Duhamel to chop.
With 15,000, Duhamel was all in again in the next hand against Zhukov.
Jonathan Duhamel: 
Viacheslav Zhukov: 
The dealer spread out to give Zhukov a wheel and the knockout.
On the flop of , Dustin Dirksen checked and called a bet by Anthony Zinno before the on the turn was checked. After the river, Dirksen checked once more and called all in for 14,000.
"I scoop," Dirksen said in table chat and showed his 
for trips and a low. However, Zinno showed 
for a straight and claimed the high pot. "I didn't see you only had so few chips left, I was going for the check raise. I also missed a bet on the turn," Dirksen added.
Soon after he put the next short stack at risk when the chips went in after a turn. Dirksen turned over 
, and Sampo Ryynanen had the . The fell on the river and again the pot was chopped.
On a flop of Mike Matusow checked, then raised when Viacheslav Zhukov bet. Zhukov called.
The turn was the and Matusow checked, then called a bet from Zhukov.
On the river, Matusow led out with just a bit behind. Zhukov called.
"Nut flush, nut low," Matusow said revealing his . Zhukov mucked and an excited Matusow stood up from his chair. "Finally!" he said clapping his hands as he nearly doubled up to over 200,000 chips.
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