Arriving after the draws had taken place, Chance Kornuth checked out of the small blind to Paul Tedeschi in middle position, who fired a bet of 35,000.
Kornuth then raised to 165,000, leaving only a single chip behind. Tedeschi spent a few minutes in the tank before folding.
"Let's go!" Kornuth cheered, as he tabled his 6x6x for the table to see.
Marcel Vonk had gotten all his roughly 75,000 chips in from the cutoff against Bin Weng in the big blind. Weng drew one card and so did Vonk.
Marcel Vonk: 9x6x3x2x 
Bin Weng: 8x6x4x2x
Weng peeled a 7x, leaving Vonk drawing dead. He turned over a Jx as he left to collect his payout.
Level: 17
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 12,000
Tzupeng Wang raised to 12,000 under the gun and was called by Dicky Tsang in the cutoff, Alex Epstein on the button, and Robert Wells in the big blind.
Wells drew two, Wang and Tsang pitched one card, and Epstein drew two as well.
Wells then checked to Wang, who fired a bet of 30,000. Tsang was the only caller and Wang showed 6x6x.
Tsang tabled 8x6x5x4x3x for an eight-six, and won the multiway pot to chip up even further on what has been a stellar Day 2 for him so far.
Robert Patterson raised to 15,000 in the hijack and Quoc Le called in the small blind. Le drew one and Patterson stood pat.
Le then bet out 30,000 chips, half of Patterson's stack. Patterson mulled it over for a bit before tossing in a call.
Le tabled 9x7x6x4x2x for a nine-low and Patterson mucked his cards, leaving himself with five big blinds.
Action was picked up on the drawing round in a hand between William Elliott in the cutoff and Patrick Leonard in the big blind.
Leonard drew two and Elliott stood pat.
After he took two, Leonard went for a massive overbet with a lead jam for 136,000 effective to put Elliott at risk. Elliott went deep into the tank as he contemplated the decision for his tournament life.
Elliott eventually announced that he would call and got the bad news immediately as Leonard had made 8x6x5x3x2x for #7 while Elliott had called off with jack-six.
Todd Rohulich raised to 13,000 from the cutoff before Abdel Hamid jammed all in for 39,000 in the big blind. Rohulich made the call and drew one card after Hamid had done so first.
Abdel Hamid: 6x5x4x2x
Todd Rohulich: 9x8x5x3x
"Oh, sh*t!" Hamid exclaimed as he turned over a 3x for a straight. Rohulich tabled an Ax for an ace-low and eliminated Hamid from the tournament.
On another table, Heather Alcorn was also busted from the $1,500 2-7 Single Draw.
Bin Weng had raised from the button and Landen Lucas jammed all in from the small blind for his final 56,000 chips. Weng called and drew one after Lucas had stood pat.
Landen Lucas: Jx10x9x8x6x
Bin Weng: 10x5x4x2x
Weng had a plethora of outs, but the Kx was not one of them and he doubled up his neighbor.
Song Wang jammed all in from under the gun for 13,000 chips and was called by Landen Lucas in the cutoff, as well as blinds Ryan Depaulo and Antonio Seremet.
Depaulo stood pat, Seremet drew two, as did Wang, and Lucas took one. The action then checked to Lucas, who fired a bet of 60,000.
This forced the other players out and led to a showdown.
Song Wang: 9x5x3x
Landen Lucas: 9x7x6x4x3x
Wang's first card was another 9x, pairing him up and sending him out early on Day 2.
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