Christopher Chaudey raised to 3,500 from middle position and David Moses called in the hijack while all other players folded.
The flop came out 7♣2♥3♣ and Chaudey bet 4,000 which Moses quickly called.
On the 8♣ turn, Chaudey checked over to Moses who bet 10,000 and Chaudey quickly ceded the pot to Moses.
At another table, Marle Spragg was eliminated from the tournament.
In a raise pot, the flop read J♣Q♦J♠ when Joao Simao checked. His opponent bet 4,000 and Simao raised it to 13,500. Its was enough to win the pot without more resistance.
In a blind versus blind pot with around 12,000 in the middle, the board showed 3♠J♦Q♥2♠ when the small blind checked to Ryan Depaulo who checked as well.
The K♥ completed the board and after another check, Depaulo bet 6,000. It was enough to make his opponent fold.
In a heads-up pot with roughly 10,000 in the middle on a flop showing 7♦6♠2♠, Colin Mchugh bet out 4,000 from early position and his opponent on the button raised to 12,000. Mchugh tossed in chips for the call and the pair saw the 2♦ turn.
Mchugh checked his option to the button who continued with the same size of 12,000 and Mchugh came along. The 2♣ completed the board and Mchugh checked again. The button took some time, but in the end tapped the table to a showdown.
Mchugh rolled over Q♠Q♥ for a full house and scored the pot when his opponent mucked their hand.
The big blind bet 4,500 on a board of 6♠8♥2♠8♠ and Christopher Mazzawi called from the cutoff.
When the big blind bet again, this time 17,500 on a 3♦ river, Mazzawi snapped him off. The big blind showed a busted straight draw, and Mazzawi the nut flush A♠J♠.
"Look at him," Axel Hallay said. "He was about to bust, and now look." Mazzawi confirmed Hallay's admiration, saying he had been down to 19,000 before the dinner break, and had reraised a 14,000 bet all in with just ace five, and spiked the ace that catapulted him toward his current post-dinner-break stack.
Meanwhile at this table, Robert Russ has continued his strong Day 2, chipping up his big stack with what he called, "Some inadvisable hero calls that nevertheless worked out."
Hayley Hanna called a preflop raise and a bet on the Q♠8♠7♣ flop before checking down the 8♣ turn and 2♥ river against Dimitrii Kamalov. The latter checked behind and then mucked when Hanna tabled her Q♣J♦ for queens and eights.
Steven Nichols was facing a bet of 12,000 from an opponent under the gun on a flop of J♦9♠10♠ and called in middle position.
The turn came the 8♦ and action checked to Nichols, who now opened the betting for 16,500. His opponent called to the 2♥ river, where Nichols fired out another 26,000.
The under-the-gun player slid his cards into the muck as Nichols took the pot and is now approaching 500,000.
From the button, Shaun Deeb raised to 3,000 and was called by esports legend Yohwan Lim in the big blind.
On the 9♠9♥J♦ flop, Deeb made a continuation bet of 2,000. Under the watchful eye of the cameras following him, Lim check-called.
The 7♥ appeared on the turn, and Deeb fired a second barrel of 6,500. After a few seconds, Lim decided to fold.
Lazar Bartha, James Tilton and Timothy McDermott had gathered 10,000 in the middle when the flop of 6♣2♦Q♦ was dealt. Bartha and Tilton checked from the blinds and McDermott bet 3,500 from middle position.
Only Bartha made the call and the 3♠ turn graced the felt. McDermott now upped the ante to 14,000 after another check from Bartha, who called yet again.
The J♦ river then completed the board and both players now checked. Bartha tabled K♦Q♠ for top pair and McDermott quickly mucked his hand.
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