Wayne Frisbee never recovered from the earlier setback and eventually got it in preflop in a classic flip against Can Miral.
Wayne Frisbee: Q♦Q♠ 
Can Miral: A♣K♣
The board ran out K♦7♠5♥4♥A♥ and that spelled the end for Frisbee in the second level of the day.
In some blind on blind action, Chad Power made up from the small blind, and Nicholas Rigby raised to 3,000 from the big blind, Power called.
Both players checked the 7♥J♥Q♦ flop and saw the 3♥ peel off on the turn. Power check-raised Rigby's 2,500 delayed continuation to 10,000, and Rigby called.
The river brought the 7♦, and Power flipped out a bet of 16,000. Rigby called and mucked his cards when Power tabled Q♣8♠.
There was a three-way all in on Table 440 where all of the chips got in the middle preflop and all three players turned over premium pocket pairs. Casey Carroll was the short stack with 17,400 and Alan Sanchez was at risk for 19,900, while Nicolas Tartaglia had both players covered.
Casey Carroll: A♠A♦
Alan Sanchez: J♥J♣
Nicolas Tartaglia: Q♥Q♣
The flop came A♥J♠4♠ to give Carroll a set of aces but he still had a sweat with Sanchez picking up a set of jacks. However, the A♣ on the turn improved Carroll to quads and his two opponents were drawing dead to the 4♥ on the river.
Carroll earned himself a triple up while Sanchez took down the small side pot. No players were eliminated on this hand but Sanchez was seen leaving the tournament area just moments later.
Yuhsiang Wong opened to 2,000 in hijack and got the blinds Jonathan Wong and Jae Lee, in small and big, respectively, to call.
They saw the flop of 3♠7♣2♦ which they all checked. After a check from Wong on the 6♦ turn, Lee bet 4,000 which was enough for the other two players to fold.
From late position, Miroslav Alilovic check-called button player Xiaozhe Liu's bet of 3,500 on a flop of 3♦K♣9♥. Both players checked the 8♦ turn.
On the river 5♦, Liu bet 7,500 which was enough to make Alilovic fold.
Michael Krescanko opened up the action with a raise to 2,200 from middle position. Four players went with him to a flop, those being Doron Reuveni, Lorenzo Santos Rodriguez, Raffaele Sorrentino, and Christopher Chaudey from the hijack, cutoff, button and big blind respectively.
The flop came down 4♥Q♦7♥. Krescanko was second to act, and bet out for 3,600 when checked to. Both Santos Rodriguez and Chaudey put in the call. Action then checked to Santos Rodriguez on the 2♥ turn. His bet of 7,300 folded out the other two.
Three players saw a flop of Q♠9♣3♠ when Ryan Leng bet 4,200 from early position. Only Marco Dickner called under the gun.
The turn was the 2♦ and Dickner led out for 12,000. Leng quickly threw in 32,000 and Dickner folded.
In a blind versus blind pot, the board read 8♦J♠8♥9♥ when Roberto Bianchi check-called Even Hagen for a bet worth 13,000.
The 4♠ landed on the river and Bianchi checked again. Hagen sent 25,000 into the pot and after some thinking, Bianchi folded, revealed a J♣ for two pair with the jacks. Hagen decided to show the 8♠ for trips before grabbing the pot.
Jessica Teusl raised to 2,200 from middle position and in the big blind, Blake Barousse called.
The flop rolled out Q♥6♥Q♣ and both players checked to the 8♣ turn where Barousse bet 3,500 and Teusl called.
Barousse checked the river 3♦ over to Teusl.
"I'll keep it cheap," said Teusl as she put together a bet of 3,500. "This is just to get even."
"We're even now?" asked Barousse, referencing a hand from earlier where he held aces against Teusl.
"If you make this call, yes," replied Teusl.
After some more thought, he tossed in the chips and mucked after Teusl showed A♥A♦ for aces and queens.
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