Matthew Stahler opened to 700 and only Rosalie Petit made the call from the big blind.
The flop came 
and both players checked to see a 
on the turn. Petit check-called Stahler's bet for 1,100. The river was the 
and both players checked again. Petit revealed 
for two pair and Stahler sent his cards into the muck.
A player under-the-gun raised and was called by Susan Choi directly behind and the big blind.
The flop came 
and it was checked to the initial raiser, who continued for 1,100. Only Choi called.
Both players checked on the 
turn, but then the initial raiser bet 2,400 on the 
river.
Choi cut out a raise to 22,400 and placed it into the middle. Her opponent quickly folded and Choi scooped the pot.
Choi is among the chip leaders with 185,000 in just the second level of the day.
A player opened to 800 and it was called by the small blind and Samantha Abernathy in the big blind.
The flop went 
and it was checked to the initial player who continued for 1,000. The small blind raised it to 2,500 and Abernathy took a minute before sending 7,500 in the middle. Her opponents quickly folded and Abernathy added the chips to her stack.
Joseph Valenzeula was facing a river bet of 8,000 on a board of 
. He called and showed the 
. But it was no good as Hieu Dang had the 
for the straight.
Valenzuela stood up in frustration as he saw a decent portion of his stack carved away to leave him with one-third starting stack.
The board already showed 
when David Prociak check-called his opponent for 3,100.
A came on the river and Prociak checked. His opponent bet 10,000 and Prociak tanked for some time before making the call. The initial player showed 
and Prociak flipped over 
for the winning hand.
With 15,000 in the pot and 
on the board, Ted Forrest bet 8,000 from under the gun. One player folded and the button called.
The river was . Forrest fired 6,700 and the button went into the tank for a moment before sending his hand into the muck.
Forrest took the pot and moves close to 100K at the halfway point of Level 2.
In a heads up pot the flop was 
and the action checked to Eric Hicks who put in a bet of 4,000 and his opponent called.
The turn was the 
and both players quickly checked to the 
river. Both players checked once again and the player first to act tabled 
for a busted straight and flush draw and Hicks took down the pot with .
"Too much in the pot already," the table neighbour of Adam Pepper sighed when he had one T-25,000 chip placed in the middle on the 
flop and then faced the shove of Pepper for 53,800. The call followed as Pepper revealed 
for a set and was up against 
.
Both the turn and river were no threat and Pepper doubled to join the early chip leaders. The same table also features Tony Miles as well.
There was three-way action between 2019 Main Event Champ Hossein Ensan and two others with a completed board of showing.
With roughly 10,000 already in the middle, action was checked to Ensan who fired out 9,800 and both his opponents called.
Ensan showed the nuts 
and collected the pot.
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