On the stone bubble Jeff Gross posts his blind putting himself all-in and Boris Kolev raised with chips behind. It went heads up to a flop.
Jeff Gross: 
Boris Kolev: 
The board ran out 
and both players chopped up the pot.
There was already around 250,000 in the middle with the flop reading 
. Craig Mason shoved all in for 240,000 from the big blind and Nolan Timon asked for a count in the cutoff. Timon eventually called and the cards were tabled.
Craig Mason: 
Nolan Timon: 
The 
on the turn gave Timon a flush draw but the on the river secured the double up for Mason.
Matthew Wantman moved all-in from a middle position and the player to his left called.
Matthew Wantman: 
Opponent:
The board ran out 
and Wantman's three queens were good for a double as players await the bursting of the bubble.
Level: 16
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
Yosif Nawabi came into the day as one of the big stacks but found himself all in for 56,000 on the bubble. Nawabi was at risk when Ben Yu called from the big blind.
Yosif Nawabi:
Ben Yu:
The board ran out 
and Nawabi held on for the double up.
The tournament was in hand for hand play. Nicolas Vayssieres shoved all-in from the small blind covering Andres Gonzalez in the big blind.
Gonzalez snapped called with and Vayssieres showed 
.
The board ran out 
and Gonzalez secured a double up with a set of aces.
It was hand for hand play and the action was picked up on the river on a board of 
.
Bin Weng fired out a very large bet practically putting Lennon Lee all-in.
After going deep into the tank Lee eventually called leaving himself with only a few big blinds.
Lennon Lee:
Bin Weng: 
Lee dragged in a monster pot with three of kind queens.
The action folded to Jake Schwartz in the small blind who ripped all in for 142,000. The big blind was sitting on a stack of 139,000 and made the call for his tournament life.
Big Blind: 
Jake Schwartz: 
It was a coin flip with both stack sizes nearly the same. The board ran out 
and despite Schwartz hitting a pair of kings on the river, his opponent made a flush to double up, leaving Schwartz on just 3,000 chips.
Raman Afanasenka raised to 15,000 from the button and Ben Yu came along from the small blind.
The flop was 
and both players checked.
The turn was and Yu bet 15,000. Afanasenka tanked for a moment before raising to 40,000. Yu folded but he maintains one of the larger stacks midway through Day 2.
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