Four players saw a flop of 2♠3♥Q♣. The action checked to Martin Gerloff on the button and he bet 5,000. This was met by a check-raise to 13,000 by Dominik Fischer out of the small blind. The rest of the players in the hand folded before Gerloff announced all in for Fischer's remaining 40,000.
Fischer went deep into the tank, thinking for multiple minutes before eventually throwing his hand away.
Margarita Stoycheva had three-bet Ethan Bennett's open preflop, with the latter calling. Bennett then checked on the 10♠Q♠2♦ flop, after which Stoycheva added 3,000 chips to the 13,500 pot.
Bennett put in a big raise to 25,500. Stoycheva took some time before announcing her all-in, covering Bennett's remaining stack of 55,500.
Bennett quickly let his hand go and left himself with half a starting stack.
Mark Stockton, who began the day with 260,700, has increased his stack up to around 400,000 so far on Day 2.
Jordan Siegel is also seated in this section, but his attention is focused on his son Mattingly seated two rows away.
Action was picked up on the turn with the board showing K♣5♦2♣5♠ with roughly 26,800 in the pot.
Dylan Lemery bet 7,500 from early position, and Erik Seidel in the cutoff made the call.
After the 7♦ river, Lemery over bet the pot for 55,000. Seidel thought over his decision but decided to make the call.
Lemery tabled K♠K♥ for a full house, kings full of fives. Seidel patted the table and threw his cards in the muck.
John Kabbaj opened to 2,300 from early position and was called by Faraz Jaka in the cutoff and the player in the big blind.
Action checked to Jaka on the J♦5♥A♦ flop and he bet 2,500. Only Kabbaj called.
The 5♠ fell on the turn and Kabbaj again checked to Jaka, who sized up for a bet of 6,000. This time Kabbaj let his hand go and Jaka added to his stack.
Meanwhile, Lindsey Kludt, Julien Martini, and Dominik Nitsche were all eliminated at other tables.
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AQ vs KK. Short stack all in. No ace to be found.