Diego Vazsorgatto made it 4,000 in late position. Masatoshi Itai then committed his stack of 41,000 in the hijack, which Meerwais Hussaini called in the cutoff.
Vazsorgatto let his hand go, and the cards were tabled.
Masatoshi Itai: 7♥7♣ 
Meerwais Hussaini: Q♥Q♦
Itai's sevens received no help on the 6♠9♣J♣A♠5♠ board, and he booked a late elimination on Day 2d.
Nathan Thrush went all in on the flop of 8♦2♣10♦ from the big blind. Daniel Strelitz and Peter Malkoun went all in as well, both from middle position, with Strelitz holding the largest stack.
Nathan Thrush: 9♦7♦
Peter Malkoun: 8♥8♠
Daniel Strelitz: J♥J♠
Malkoun had the lead with a set of eights, Strelitz had a pair of jacks and Thrush had an open-ended straight flush draw.
The turn and river came 2♠4♦, to give Malhoun the huge triple-up, and send Thrush home.
Robert Kim raised and Sean Perry three-bet to 10,000 which Petru Achimas called out of the small blind. Kim then jammed all-in to force out Perry, while Achimas decided to call all-in for 29,500.
Petru Achimas: Q♠9♠
Robert Kim: K♥K♦
The A♥J♥8♠A♠9♥ board provided no help despite the sweat advice by Aaron Zhang.
On a flop of 7♠9♠6♦ and with around 50,000 in the middle, Aaron Pacheco got his 55,000 into the middle from the button with Jorge Eghi trying to bust him out of the big blind.
Aaron Pacheco: 9♥7♥
Jorge Eghi: 5♣5♥
Pacheco had top two pair against the straight draw and set outs of Eghi. The 10♣ turn and 6♠ river were safe for Pacheco, and he doubled up through Eghi. Eghi was left with just 20,000 and eliminated in the next orbit.
The board read 9♠K♠5♣7♥ when Jeffrey Gross moved his last 66,500 into a pot of 85,000 from the big blind.
Sylwia Studniarz was in the cutoff and deliberated her options. Eventually, she made a reluctant call to put her opponent at risk.
Jeffrey Gross: A♣K♥
Sylwia Studniarz: K♦10♠
Gross needed to fade just three outs to secure his double-up, but Studniarz made her two pair on the 10♥ river. Gross took the beat in stride, wishing his former tablemates good luck before the tournament area.
"Rather lucky than smart," Studniarz concluded as she raked in the pot.
Sean Perry raised to 4,500 with the A♣J♠ and Valentyn Shabelnyk defended the inferior A♥3♦ from the big blind. Shabelnyk check-called for 3,000 on the J♣3♥2♠ flop when both had a piece of it and did so again for 10,000 on the Q♥ turn.
After the K♠ river, Perry jammed for 25,000 and Shabelnyk asked for a count. While he was in the tank, Aaron Zhang asked for a count and during the additional time to think, Shabelnyk called with the bottom pair for Perry to double.
The action switched to Kirk Yancey on the other live stream table who was all-in against Alex Bergfors.
Kirk Yancey: 6♦6♣
Alex Bergfors: A♣K♥
The [AsTc5c94d] board spelled the end for Yancey.
Christopher Csik raised to 4,000 in early position and picked up a couple of callers along the way, including Bobby Boland on the button. Saar Wilf three-bet to 22,000 out of the big blind and Boland was the only player to call.
The flop came Q♦J♥6♣ and Wilf tossed in a couple of T-25,000 chips. Boland didn't take much time to call off the chips in front of him and the cards were tabled.
Bobby Boland: 4♥4♦
Saar Wilf: K♣K♦
Boland was looking for two outs, but the K♥ on the turn ruined all of those hopes after Wilf hit a set of kings. The 3♦ on the river was insignificant and Boland was sent to the rail.
Craig Bateman raised to 5,000 in middle position, picking up a call from the player directly to his left. Action was then on Michael Finstein, who moved all in for 79,500. Finstein then called off for his remaining 66,500, and the remaining player folded.
Craig Bateman: A♠K♦
Michael Finstein: 8♣8♦
The flop 3♥A♦Q♣ moved Bateman into the lead, and when the turn 7♣ hit, Finstein stood up.
The river 7♠ secured the pot for Bateman, and Finstein started to walk away from the table. He was called back, though, as he had a slightly larger stack than his opponent and wasn't out.
Unfortunately for Finstein, though, he wasn't able to spin his 13,000 back up, as he was eliminated a few hands later.
Robert Kim raised to 5,000 with the Q♣J♦ and was called by both players in the blinds including Sean Perry in the small blind and Anton Jancaj out of the big blind with the 3♦2♦. The A♥K♣10♥ flop was checked to Kim and he bet 12,000. Perry called and Jancaj folded.
After the 7♣ turn, Perry checked again and Kim pushed all-in with the marginally covering stack.
"Jesus Christ man ... how much is it?" Perry asked more table chatter of Perry followed.
"You know why I am thinking about calling you? Because I can't lose in sports recently, I am up over a million the last couple of weeks. I am just giving you a gift," Perry concluded and called.
Sean Perry: A♣3♣
Robert Kim: Q♣J♦
Perry needed a club to survive but found none on the 6♥ river to bow out in the last level of the night.
"Gee Gee buddy, couldn't have lost to a better person. Now I got my wish too and gonna get a cold shower," he said on the way out of the live stream table.
Morgan Machina moved all in for 19,000 on the button. In the small blind Jason Bullock moved all in for more to see Jordan Russell fold in the big blind.
Morgan Machina: Q♣J♣
Jason Bullock: A♥Q♦
The board ran out 8♣6♥5♣6♠8♦ and ace-high was good for the pot to eliminate Machina from the tournament.
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