On a K♣6♥2♠ flop, Shiva Dudani and Jered Laurence got their stacks in the middle. Laurence, the Day 1 chipleader, had Dudani easily covered.
Shiva Dudani: A♠K♠7♠4♦
Jered Laurence: K♥10♠8♣2♥
Laurence had outflopped Dudani with two pair and the latter couldn't find help on the J♣ turn nor Q♣ river.
Jered Laurence limped in middle position before Rep Porter raised to 56,000 in the hijack. The action folded back around to Laurence who made the call.
The dealer fanned a flop of K♣10♠2♣, and Laurence check-called a bet of 45,000 from Porter.
Both players tapped the table on the 8♣ turn, and the 4♦ fell on the river.
Laurence checked once more, and snap-called the 110,000 bet from Porter. Laurence tabled Q♠Q♣8♦7♣ for the second nut flush, and Porter mucked his hand.
Terry Woodruff opened the action in the cutoff with a raise to 55,000. Farid Jattin three-bet from the small blind to 181,000 and Woodruff made the call.
Heads up to a 4♦9♦8♣ flop and Jattin fired out 300,000. Woodruff moved all in for his remaining 700,000 and Jattin made the call.
Terry Woodruff: Q♠Q♣9♣8♠
Farid Jattin: A♣A♦6♦3♥
The board ran out J♣A♠ and Jattin stacked Woodruff.
Three players saw the 10♦3♣2♥ flop, and Erick Lindgren checked to Chance Kornuth who put in a bet of 44,000. Trevor Hebert made the call, and did Lindgren.
When the 4♥ hit the turn, Lindgren checked once more. Kornuth continued with aggression, putting 91,000 in the middle, and both of his opponent quickly folded.
Quirin Zech limped from under the gun. Farid Jattin limped from the hijack and the big blind checked his option.
The flop came down K♠7♥2♦ and action checked to Jattin who fired 30,000. Only Zech made the call.
The 9♥ turn hit the felt and Jattin sized-up to 100,000. Zech moved all in for his remaining 396,000 chips and Jattin made the call.
Quirin Zech: K♣K♦4♦3♥
Farid Jattin: 9♣9♠8♦6♣
The river 10♦ gave Zech the pot and a full double up.
As relayed to PokerNews by Matt Stout, Phil Ivey was eliminated following a series of hands. Earlier, Stout doubled through Ivey holding KxKx10x4x rainbow against Ivey's Ax9x8x5x with diamonds and spades.
The flop was 7♦4♥3♥ and Stout got his remaining stack in the middle. The turn 7♥ and river K♦ kept Stout in the lead from start to finish, leaving Ivey with a little over 100,000.
Shortly after, Ivey was all in again, this time with the 10♥7♣6♣5♣ against the A♣K♣K♠7♠ of Scott Eskenazi. The QxJx10x flop with two spades left Ivey all but drawing dead, and neither the turn nor river changed that.
Anthony Zinno opened 40,000 in middle position, and David Merino called in the hijack.
The dealer spread a flop of 10♣10♠5♦, and Zinno continued for 95,000. Merino took about five seconds before releasing his hand.
"I check," Joked Zinno as he pulled in the pot.
Anthony Hu limped in the hijack, and called a raise of 50,000 from Daniel Swartz on the button.
Both players tapped the table when the 6♠4♥3♠ flop hit the felt, and the 8♠ landed on the turn.
Hu asked the dealer how much was in the pot, and bet 29,000. Swartz called.
The 4♣ completed the board on the river, and Hu continued for 65,000. Swartz took a few moments and made the call.
"I have nothing," Hu said before Swartz tabled 10♠10♣9♠2♣ for a flush.
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