Katherine Porrello raised to 3,500 from middle position and found calls from Leonardo Desouza in the small blind and David Kuder in the big blind.
The flop came 3♠6♥7♥ and it was checked to Porrello who continued for 6,000. Desouza folded and Kuder called. Both players checked the 6♠ turn and the Q♣ river.
Porrello tabled 9♦9♥ and Kuder mucked his cards to send Porrello the pot.
Xiaoyao Ma raised to 3,000 and David Williams called with the A♦7♦. Michael Debs then three-bet to 14,000 in the big blind and both opponents came along to the Q♥10♣3♦ on the flop. Debs jammed his last 21,500 and Ma called, Williams folded.
Michael Debs: K♠K♣ 
Xiaoyao Ma: Q♦8♦
The 5♣ turn and 4♣ river changed nothing whatsoever and Debs more than doubled.
Safiya Umerova raised to 3,000 from middle position. John Racener called from the button.
Chris Moorman three-bet to 14,000. Umerova called.
The flop hit J♣4♠J♠ and Moorman continued with a 10,000-chip bet. Again, Umerova called.
The players checked the 3♦ on the turn, but Moorman tossed a green 25,000 chip at the pot when the A♦ landed on the river. Umerova threw her chip even farther, past the pot entirely, to make the call.
As it landed, Moorman threw his cards into the muck. Umerova didn't have to show to take down the pot.
Another level has come and gone on Day 2d and the remaining 2,591 players are going on their last 20-minute break of the night. There will be one more level before the players bag and tag their chips for the night. Here are some highlights from the last two hours:
Level: 10
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
As per the WSOP+ app.
This hand occurred just before the break.
Sacha Cohen raised from under the gun to 3,000 and in the small blind, Will Kassouf called.
The flop came out 8♣9♦2♥ and Kassouf checked over to Cohen while engaging in his usual banter. Cohen bet 3,000 and Kassouf called.
Kassouf checked on the turn 7♥ over to Cohen who sized up to 13,500 and Kassouf called.
On the river 5♥, Kassouf launched into a verbal spiel.
"Wow such a sick river, flush, straight, everything gets there," Kassouf said "not one we can just check down."
He thought for a little bit before electing to bet 29,500, sending Cohen into the tank.
"Could be bluffing with the best hand if you're thinking this long," Kassouf commented.
Cohen thought for a little bit longer before electing to go all in for 99,500, sending Kassouf into a tank of his own. He launched into a lengthy soliloquy of his own.
"Wow, it's so sick. You've got the nuts and I've got the second nuts. You thought I was bluffing but I was value betting."
Kassouf continued to talk, while trying to get a word from Cohen who remained motionless and silent throughout.
"You've got the ace of hearts, maybe ace-queen of hearts or something."
The table around him all went on break as he continued to talk. After about five minutes into the break and ten minutes after Kassouf initially went into the tank, Cohen called the clock on Kassouf.
"Did you call the clock because you want me to call?" asked Kassouf.
"No, I called the clock because I want a break," replied Cohen.
As the countdown continued as Kassouf began to stack up his chips.
"Well if you got it, you've got it," said Kassouf as he put in his last chips.
Will Kassouf: K♥8♥
Sacha Cohen: K♣J♥
Kassouf's second nut flush was good as he soared up the counts in the final hand before break.
Courtesy of the WSOP+ app, here is a look at some of the updated counts in Horseshoe Gold
According to the WSOP+ App.
Anton Jancaj raised to 5,000 with the J♥J♣ and Zilong Zhang defended the K♠9♦ in the big blind to then flop trips on 9♣9♠3♦. He chck-raised from 5,000 to 13,500 and Jancaj stuck around to see the 2♥ on the turn. Both players checked and headed to the Q♥ on the river.
Zhang now overbet for 55,500 and Jancaj paid it off to see a major damage to his stack.
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