Action was picked up on the river with a board reading 8♠9♣9♥4♣6♥. Ranganath Kanchi was all in and at risk for roughly 300,000 from the small blind. After some deliberation Maxime Chilaud made the call from middle position.
Ranganath Kanchi :8♥8♣ 
Maxime Chilaud :JxJx
Kanchi's full house provided a much needed boost to his stack.
Level: 19
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
Day 2 started with a bang and the eliminations were fast and furious! Below are the players we unfortunately lost along the way.
Action picked up after Mark Newhouse moved all in and was called by WSOP bracelet winner Christian Pham, who covered Newhouse.
Mark Newhouse: A♣J♣
Christian Pham: A♠Q♥
Newhouse was behind and remained that way when the dealer fanned 6♠K♣K♠ on the turn. Newhouse’s fortunes changed, however, when the J♦ appeared on the turn.
Newhouse went on the survive with a double up after the 9♦ showed up on the river.
Action folded around to in Jason Wheeler in the small blind, he shoved his last 20,000 wagering chips and was at risk. Brett Apter called out of the big blind.
Jason Wheeler: Q♥8♠
Brett Apter: A♣4♦
The board ran out 4♣7♦K♥4♥Q♠ eliminating Wheeler from Event #34
The frenzy of eliminations has continued, with the dealers yelling out: "Payout!'" seemingly every few seconds.
Table 613 saw a three-way all-in between Michael Phillips, Andrew Hanna and [Removed:471], who was covering the former two.
Phillips was first to act and pushed all in for 52,000. Hanna was sitting two to his left and also went all in for a bit under 50,000. When action folded around to the big blind, [Removed:526] took a look at the count and called as well.
Michael Phillips: K♣10♣
Andrew Hanna: K♠J♦
[Removed:471]: K♥Q♦
The flop was 9♠8♠8♣, having king-queen high looking good, the turn was the 6♣, giving Phillips the flush draw. However, it was river 10♠ that turned the worst hand into the best one and Phillips managed to triple up, while Hanna hit the rail.
Pete Chen raised from the cutoff to 20,000. Mark Newhouse went all in and was at risk from the button. Chen made the call.
Mark Newhouse :K♦J♦
Pete Chen :A♣10♦
The board ran out 8♦4♦9♦8♥10♥, giving Newhouse a flush and a much needed double up.
Early bust outs are happening at high frequency, especially for players who started Day 2 with less than three big blinds.
George Scopelianos was one of them after sitting down with 24,000.
Scopelianos found a spot to get his chips in the middle, but found himself at risk when Antonios Poziadis called.
George Scopelianos: A♥J♣
Antonios Poziadis: J♥10♣
The dealer fanned 9♠Q♣2♣ on the board, giving Poziadis an open-ended straight draw. The straight arrived when 8♥ appeared on the turn and it only got better when K♣ hit the river.
Action was picked up preflop with Koray Aldemir all in and at risk against Hannes Jeschka.
Koray Aldemir :K♥10♦
Hannes Jeschka :Q♥6♥
The board ran out 7xQxQx4♦3♠, eliminating the 2021 Main Event Champion from this event.
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