2-7 Triple Draw
Matthew Schreiber and Jon Kyte were heads-up to the second draw. Kyte asked for two in the big blind, while Schreiber stood pat from the cutoff.
Kyte's check was answered with a quick bet by Schreiber, and the call was made. Kyte took one, and Schreiber remained pat. Kyte check-called one last bet.
"Eight perfect," said Schreiber while turning over 8x5x4x3x2x to take down the pot as Kyte could only muck.
Stud Hi-Lo
Jeremy Ausmus: XxXx / 9♥6♣Q♠K♦ / Xx
Allen Kessler: XxXx / 8♦A♣4♠9♦ / Xx
Action picked up on fourth as Kessler bet and Ausmus called.
Kessler led again on fifth with the ace up, Ausmus raised, and Kessler called. Kessler check-called another bet on sixth.
Kessler checked dark on seventh to Ausmus who bet, and Kessler would think it over for almost a minute before he shrugged and let it hand go, conceding the pot to Ausmus without showdown and leaving himself on a short stack.
Stud Hi-Lo
Suzan Landrum: A♥Q♥Q♦ / 6♥6♠9♠J♣
Gary Benson: XxXx / 4♠6♣10♠2♦ / Xx
Gary Benson completed and made the call after Suzan Landrum raised. After pairing her six, Landrum fired bets on fourth and fifth streets. Benson made the calls, with both players checking through sixth street.
Another pair of checks followed on seventh street, with Landrum turning up two pair to claim the pot as Benson mucked.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Espen Sandvik from the cutoff and Ioannis Konstas from the button were heads-up to the turn with the boarding reading Q♣5♦2♣8♥. Sandvik checked it over to Konstas who potted for 47,000. Sandvik contemplated his decision for a while before he jammed for 93,000 and Konstas called as the covering stack.
Espen Sandvik: A♣Q♥9♥4♣ 
Ioannis Konstas: Q♠J♦8♠8♦
Sandvik had top pair, the nut flush draw, and a wheel gutter against the middle set of Konstas, who held through the 2♦ river as he filled up to eliminate Sandvik in the early proceedings.
Limit Hold'em
Action was heads-up to the 6♠K♦2♥ flop, with Jon Shoreman leading out with a bet from the small blind. Robert Wells raised in the big blind, and the call was made.
Shoreman led out again on the K♥ turn, and Wells slid in a call. The 2♠ river saw Shoreman slow down with a check, producing a bet from Wells.
Shoreman took a moment before turning over A♣A♥ as he folded. Wells flashed a king before raking in the pot.
Pot-Limit Omaha
Eric Wasserson from the hijack and Dylan Smith from the cutoff went to the Q♣7♥5♥ flop with 165,000 in the middle already. The remainder of Smith's 65,000 found its way into the middle and he was at risk against Wasserson.
Dylan Smith: Q♠10♥8♥7♠
Eric Wasserson: A♦A♣K♦8♣
Smith had outflopped Wasserson's aces after making two pair and holding the only flush draw. The J♠ turn added additional outs for Wasserson who picked up a gutshot. However, it was the 5♦ river that gave Wasserson the winner as he counterfeited Smith's two pair, and Wasserson is into the chip lead on the first orbit of the day.
Pot-Limit Omaha
After registering to begin Day 2, Taylor Paur was all in on the 2♠J♣8♥ flop and at risk against Christopher Claassen on his left.
Taylor Paur: 6♠6♥2♣2♥
Christopher Claassen: A♥K♦J♠8♦
Claassen's two pair were no good against Paur's set of deuces. The 5♠ turn and 3♣ river confirmed Paur's double to start the day.
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