Blinds: 15,000-30,000
Timothy McDermott moved all in from the small blind. Dalibor Dula made the call, with the effective stack of 395,000
Dalibor Dula: 
Timothy McDermott: 
With Dula already ahead, the 
board gave him the Broadway straight on the river. Dula scooped the pot, doubling up, and taking a chunk of McDermott's stack, which was still the largest at the three handed table.
Blinds 15,000-30,000
Heads up, Ryan Ramsdell raised to 60,000 from the button and Michael Simhai made the call.
The flop brought 
and both players checked.
On the turn, Simhai checked and Ramsdell bet 80,000. Simhai called.
When the river hit, Simhai checked for a third time. Ramsdell moved all in for 815,000. After some thought, Simhai folded.
Both players have very similar stacks, engaged in heads up play to move on to the final table.
Players are on the scheduled dinner break. With four tables remaining, two tables are taking the full 60-minute break, one table is taking a 20-minute break, and the final table will take a five-minute break.
Action was picked up just after Derek Sudell eliminated Eugene Katchalov to advance to the final table, but Sudell was kind enough to recount what had happened in his winning hand.
Sudell shoved from the small blind, and got called by Katchalov.
Eugene Katchalov: 
Derek Sudell: 
Sudell was ahead, but would need to dodge both of Katchalov's overcards. He did so successfully, as the runout came 
. Sudell's pocket threes had held, giving him the pot and a seat at tomorrow's final table.
Heads up, Eugene Katchalov raised to 50,000 on the button. Derek Sudell three-bet to 190,000, Katchalov called.
The flop came 
. Sudell continued for 100,000 and Katchalov called.
On the 
turn, action went check-check.
When the river 
, Sudell bet 150,000, after some thought, Katchalov called.
Sudell had the and Katchalov mucked.
Action was already finished, but Anant Patel was kind enough to recount the hand that punched his ticket to the final table.
After Patel limped in the small blind, Oliver Biles jammed, and Patel snap called.
Oliver Biles: 
Anant Patel:
Patel was ahead, but with just ace high, that was subject to change. However, no help would come from Biles, as the board bricked out 
. With neither player connecting with any part of the board, Patel's ace high was good enough to win the pot. In doing so, he sent Biles to the rail and punched his ticket to the final table on Day 3 where he will vie for a WSOP bracelet.
Heads up, Austin Peck jammed for 380,000 effective and Matt Stout made the call in the big blind.
Austin Peck: 
Matt Stout, 
The board gave no help to Stout and he was eliminated.
Peck makes his way to tomorrow's final table.
Ravi Raghavan opened to 50,000 before Michael Phillips jammed for 550,000. Raghavan called.
Ravi Raghavan: 
Michael Phillips: 
The board offered no help for Phillips so Raghavan was on his way to Day 3.'s final table.
Action was picked up while Kevin Song was bagging his chips, but he was kind enough to recount the final hand of play at his table between himself and Patrick Leonard.
The 
flop was checked by both players before the 
turn. Leonard checked to Song, who bet, and Leonard called.
Leonard checked the 
river as well, before Song moved all in. Leonard called.
Patrick Leonard:
Kevin Song: 
Song had paired his 10 on the river to best Leonard's pocket eights. In doing so, he sent Leonard to the rail and punched his ticket to the final table.
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