David Miscikowski raised to 20,000 from the cutoff and Sam Grafton called from the small blind before Barry Hutter came along from the big blind.
The flop was 
and Grafton checked. Hutter bet 25,000 and Miscikowski raised to 75,000. Grafton folded and Hutter called. The turn was 
.
Both player checked the turn and 
came on the river. Hutter fired 160,000 and Miscikowski tossed his hand in the muck to give up the pot.
Level: 10
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
Action picked up on the turn in a heads-up pot between Ryan Krajewski and Ho Kit Ng. There was about 400,000 in the pot and the board read 
.
Krajewski had bet 175,000 in middle position and Ng was in the tank. After a couple of minutes, Ng decided to go with his hand and went all in for 315,000. Krajewski called once he confirmed the total.
Krajewski: 
Ng: 
The river came a clean 
and Krajewski absorbed Ng's stack.
Freddy Deeb sat in seat six and faced a bet from the player in the four seat. Deeb tried to eye up his opponent, but Max Kruse sat in between the two and Deeb couldn't see.
According to Deeb, he asked "would you mind moving"?
Noah Schwartz told him he was out of line for asking.
Deeb and Schwartz argued about whether it was appropriate to ask before Deeb finally asked for Jason Koon's opinion at a nearby table.
"I think it's fine to ask, you can't make him, but I think it's fine to ask," said Koon.
"Thank you, thank you," Deeb appreciated the support.
"That's not how you asked it," said Schwartz.
"I had no idea you were such a [expletive] moron," said Deeb.
"You're a genius. Real MENSA," said Schwartz.
"You should make a $10,000,000 IQ bet," said Dan Smith.
According to Deeb, "the funny thing about the whole argument is [Kruse] never said one word." He moved when Deeb asked him and never complained.
Schwartz and Smith both busted shortly after the back-and-forth.
Michael Moncek raised to 22,000 from the button and Josh Arieh three-bet to 76,000 from the big blind. Mancek four-bet to 185,000 and Arieh took a beat before he tossed his hand in the muck to give up the pot.
Elsewhere in the room, Anthony Zinno was seen gathering his things to exit the tournament area after busting out.
Action picked up on the turn in a heads-up pot between Freddy Deeb and Andriy Lyubovetskiy.
The board read 
and Lyubovetskiy had made a bet of 30,000 into a pot of about 90,000. Deeb put in the check-raise from the blinds to about 110,000. Lyubovetskiy went for the call.
On the river, Deeb kept the aggression going by moving all in for 180,000. Lyubovetskiy thought for a bit but tossed in cards into the muck to send the pot Deeb's way.
Galen Hall limped in from the small blind and Shaun Deeb checked his option in the big blind. The flop was .
Hall bet 10,000 and Deeb called to see 
on the turn.
Both players checked the turn and the river was . Hall fired 15,000 and Deeb got away from it without much hesitation.
Elsewhere in the room, Dimitar Danchev was seen leaving the tournament area.
Action picked up just after Jack Hardcastle had moved all in from the small blind and was called by Julien Martini in the big blind.
Jack Hardcastle: 
Julien Martini: 
Board ran out 
and Martini secured the early double.
Gary Friedlander raised to 26,000 from the button and Punnat Punsri shoved from the small blind for around 160,000. Phil Ivey called with his last 140,000 from the big blind and Friedlander got out of the way. Action was heads up with Ivey at risk.
Phil Ivey: 
Punnat Punsri: 
The board ran out 
and Ivey made a pair of queens to secure the double in the opening moments of Day 2. A few moments later, Punsri was seen leaving the tournament area.
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