With around 30,000 already in the pot and board showing 
Yohwan Lim was faced with an all in bet from his opponent David Len Ashby who was seated from the small blind. After a minute or so of contemplation Lim called and the players tabled their hands.
Yohwan Lim: 
David Len Ashby: 
Lim rivered top two-pair but that was second best to Ashby's flopped set and Lim exited the playing field.
A player raised to 2,500 from under the gun, and was called by Samuel Bernstein in middle position, as well as Adam Murphy in the small blind.
Murphy checked the 
flop to the under-the-gun player, who bet 2,500. Bernstein raised to 6,500, and after Murphy folded, the under-the-gun player called.
The 
turn was checked to Bernstein, who bet 11,000. His remaining opponent quickly folded.
Bernard Larabi shoved all in for his last 19,300 from middle position and received a call from Hamad Almannai, who was on the button. The blinds folded and it was time for the players to turn up their hands and run the cards.
Bernard Larabi:
Hamad Almannai:
The board came out 
.
After the turn came, Larabi began to get up and gather his belongings. By the time the river hit, a tablemate was praising him for a 'good game'. He thanked the table kindly and said goodbye to them as he left the tournament area.
Dean Pitcher raised on the cutoff and Paul Ephremsen three-bet to 4,200 from the small blind. Pitcher called.
A flop reading 
was dealt and Ephremsen bet 3,100. Pitcher called. The turn brought the 
and was checked through to the river. Both players checked again. Ephremsen showed 
and Pitcher revealed 
for two pair to win the pot.
The action folded to Bertrand Grospellier in late position and he raised to 1,600. That raise was enough to push everyone out of the pot and the Frenchman took down the blinds and the big blind ante.
Grospellier is seated with Ryan Laplante at the same table and they're also joined by Kevin Song.
A few minutes ago, Phil Hellmuth sat down on the secondary feature table and chipped up right off the bat.
Defending champion John Cynn also chipped up early into Day 2c when his bet on the river of a board 
went through uncalled. Cynn shares a table with Noah Schwartz among others.
Tue Hansen checked in middle position on 
and Men Nguyen bet 3,200 from the cutoff into a pot of around 4,500. Hansen thought a long while and called, and the river was an 
. Both players quickly checked and Hansen revealed for a pair on the river. Nguyen slapped some chips together in frustration and mucked.
Picking up the action on the turn with three players still in the hand, the board read . The action was checked to Mike McDonald in the hijack who bet 8,000 into a pot of around 13,000. William Harrell called from the big blind as did Justin Truesdell from under the gun.
The river brought the 
and Harrell checked. Truesdell threw in a bet of 21,000 and McDonald stared him down from the other side of the table. McDonald eventually decided to fold and Harrell did the same. Truesdell showed the 
as the players were handed bags to move to the Amazon Room.
A few days ago, the French and Portuguese rail was celebrating the victory of Joao Vieira in the corner feature table as he earned his first career bracelet. Vieira is also playing Day 2c of the Main Event and took on Marius Johansen, who check-called a bet of 1,300 on the 
flop. On the 
turn, Johansen checked and folded to another bet.
Vieira opened to 1,800 the next hand and was called by Sean Dwyer. Joshua Tieman three-bet to 7,700 and that forced folds from Vieira and Dwyer.
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