Alex Livingston raised to 5,000 in the cutoff and was called by Yuri Dzivielevski in the big blind.
Each player drew one, then after a bit of deliberation, Dzivielevski led out for 23,000.
Livingston told Dzivielevski "I guess I could bluff raise", then tossed a straight of 
to the muck face up, as the chips were pushed to his Brazilian opponent.
Tom Schneider began the day with a top-five stack but has already lost a quarter of his chips within the first 30 minutes of Day 2.
In his last hand, Schneider raised to 4,500 and received calls from Dan Zack and Steven Wolansky. All three players took one and Schneider checked.
Zack checked behind and Wolansky bet out 16,000. Schneider quickly called and Zack mucked as Wolansky showed eight-seven to take the pot from the 2007 Player of the Year.
Michael Rocco and Phil Hellmuth built a pot of around 50,000 before the draw and each took one.
"Is it too greedy to ask for a four?" Hellmuth asked as he put out another bet of 25,000. Rocco quickly called.
"Good call," Hellmuth said, turning over a pair of sixes. Rocco had ten-eight to win the pot.
"Look what they call 25,000 with. What is going on here?" Hellmuth vented as the big pot was pushed in Rocco's direction.
Maury Barrett raised to 6,000 on the button and was three-bet by George Danzer in the big blind.
Both players drew one, then Danzer took almost a full minute before deciding on a check, After a slightly shorter deliberation, Barrett put out a bet of 12,000, which Danzer eventually called.
Barrett showed 
for the winner and Danzer mucked his hand.
Tom McCormick was all in before the draw for around 35,000 and up against Matt Vengrin. McCormick took his time on the draw not realizing that Vengrin had already stood pat before he threw away a ten.
Vengrin showed a jack-low. "Aw, shit," McCormick said, turning over as he threw away the best hand. But he got another ten on the draw to secure the double up.
"Got another one," the WSOP veteran said following the hand.
Michael Rocco, who finished runner-up to Jeremy Ausmus in the $3,000 6-Handed Limit Hold'em event yesterday, has just doubled up on one of the first hands of the day.
Roman Hrabec opened the pot with a raise to 4,500 before Brant Hale reraised all in for around 35,000. Rocco called and Hrabec folded after a brief tank.
Both players stood pat and Hale showed ten-eight. Rocco, though, had ten-seven to secure the pot. The stacks were counted down and Hale barely had Rocco covered.
The remaining 122 players have unbagged their chips and taken their seats, and Day 2 is now underway.
Level: 11
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 3,000
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