Aaron Fuller was all-in and at risk for only 6,700 with the A♠4♠ and at risk against Daniel Retallick with the dominating A♥Q♣.
The K♠6♦2♠8♦9♠ board delivered a flush on the river and Fuller doubled, then snapped a picture of his double.
"This might be the only picture I get," he jokingly said.
Around 20,000 was in the pot as John Langevin and Douglas Hibbs went to the turn on a board of A♠Q♠5♠10♣. Langevin then bet 21,500 from the button and Hibbs called in middle position.
The river was the K♥ and Hibbs moved all in for 18,700. Langevin took around a minute before flicking in a chip to signify a call.
Hibbs turned over K♠10♠. "Just the nuts, huh," Langevin said as he tossed A♥Q♣ into the muck.
"Ace-queen with the king on the river? That's a donation," a tablemate said.
"There was like 90,000 in the pot. What do you want from me? Do you fold there for 18,000?" Langevin replied as the players headed off on break.
Sam Darkin raised to 600 in early position, Robert Fluereci went all in with his 9200 chips. Darkin was the lone caller.
Robert Fluereci: J♣J♠
Sam Darkin: A♦A♥
Fluereci got the help he needed immediately, flopping a set to double-up through the full runout of J♥K♣7♦4♥3♥, which allowed him to return to the event after the break.
The players are going on a 20-minute break as over 4,600 hopefuls have joined the Day 1d field.
Play resumes in Level 3 with blinds of 200/400 with a 400 big blind ante.
Below are some highlights from Level 2 play:
Level: 3
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
Some of these Chip Counts are taken directly from the WSOP+ app.
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