Daniel Willis opened from middle position to 350,000, Ronald Moore sitting in the hijack moved all in for 2,000,000. Willis called and they went off to a full board.
Daniel Willis: K♥K♣ 
Ronald Moore: A♠Q♦
The board ran out 7♦3♠5♦6♦2♣ and Willis faded the ace, doubling up in a massive way.
After Michael Wang raised and was called by Kyle Draucker preflop the players went to a flop of A♦5♥9♦. Action checked around and the dealer put a J♥ on the turn. Action again was checked by both players and a 2♠ on the river changed nothing for anyone as they both checked.
Draucker turned over K♦J♠ and Wang mucked his hand.
Yoshinori Funayama raised to 240,000 in middle position and Steven Borella three-bet to 900,000 from the small blind. Michael Wang four-bet shoved 2,370,000 from the big blind, and Funayama folded.
"Alright, I call. I have queens," Borella said after briefly sizing up Wang's stack.
Michael Wang: K♥K♦
Steven Borella: Q♠Q♥
The dealer fanned out a board of 10♥8♠7♠8♥6♣ for Wang to score a big double.
Level: 30
Blinds: 80,000/160,000
Ante: 160,000
Yu Li was all in against Peter Hengsakul in a big blind versus button situation. Li was all in for around 1,400,000 and Hengsakul had him covered by a few big blinds.
Yu Li: A♠Q♠
Peter Hengsakul: A♣K♣
The Q♦9♦4♣ flop brought the queen Li needed and the 8♦ turn was safe as well. The K♦ on the river, though, was not and Li was eliminated.
Inayet Sheriff raised all in for 765,000 from under the gun and was called by Jason Wheeler in middle position.
Inayet Sheriff: J♠J♦
Jason Wheeler A♣9♠
Wheeler did not improve on the 5♠3♥6♥4♥J♥ runout.
Day 2 hasn’t been kind to Day 1 chip leader Qiang Xu, whose chip stack has been in a steady decline.
It didn’t get better for the WSOP bracelet winner after Xu moved all in from the button, only to see Joshua Hernandez also move all in with a shorter stack.
The big blind immediately folded, prompting a showdown between Hernandez and Xu.
Joshua Hernandez: A♦A♣
Qiang Xu: K♦9♥
Xu never improved his hand after the dealer fanned J♠5♥Q♣3♣J♥ on the board, giving Hernandez a double up and leaving Xu on fumes.
Two-time bracelet winner Marco Johnson will not be adding a third piece of jewelry to his collection today. Johnson was eliminated in 47th place worth $3,805.
Rommel Liscano and another player were all-in and called by Aaron Aldy when PokerNews picked up the action.
Rommel Liscano: 9♣2♣
Opponent: 8♦9♦
Aaron Aldy: A♠A♥
The dealer quickly dealt out a board of Q♥K♠J♠4♥J♦ and Aldy's aces managed to hold against both hands.
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