Wes Heryford raised to 175,000 from early position and Christine Sazon called on the button. In the small blind, Connor Anderson moved all in for 915,000 and Heryford rejammed, which saw Sazon fold A♦Q♣ face up.
Connor Anderson: J♥7♣ 
Wes Heryford: 10♠10♣
The board ran out A♠A♥5♣4♥K♥ and the aces and tens held up for Heryford to eliminate Anderson from the tournament.
Action folded to Frank Marasco in the cutoff, who moved all in for 845,000, only for Daniel Allen sat on the button to three-bet all in to isolate. The rest of the table got out of the way.
Frank Marasco: J♥9♥
Daniel Allen: K♣K♦
Marasco was still behind on the A♠7♦J♠ flop and the A♦ turn. When the river bricked out with the 4♣, Marasco was sent packing.
On other tables, Men Nguyen and Georgios Sotiropoulos were also eliminated.
The action was picked up on a flop of 10♦8♠10♠. Bryan Obregon check-called Rajagopal Sankaranarayanan's bet of 80,000. Jonathan Ong decided to fold. The dealer showed the 9♦ turn.
Obregon and Sankaranarayanan checked to the 10♥ river and the showdown. Obregon turned over his cards, showing 5♦5♥, and yelled, "two pairs".
Sankaranarayanan showed his cards 3♣3♥. However, the pocket fives of Obregon were strong enough to win the pot.
Michael Persky moved all in for 530,000 from first position to see Evagoras Evagorou call in late position. On the button, Taha Sen moved all in for 2,930,000 and everyone folded.
Michael Persky: A♣5♠
Evagoras Evagorou: A♥K♣
The board ran out 9♣4♣3♣8♣J♠ and the ace-high flush was good to see the 2-time WSOPC circuit main event champion secure survival.
The players are playing four more hands before bagging for the night.
Stay tuned for full chip counts and an end of day recap.
Rajagopal Sankaranarayanan opened to 180,000 from middle position. Christopher Elkins re-raised to 600,000 in the cutoff with only 125,000 behind. Bryan Obregon moved all in from the big blind to isolate.
Sankaranarayanan opted to fold and Elkins went into the tank. Obregon put some more pressure by calling the clock. Ultimately, Elkins decided to put his last remaining chips into the pot.
Christopher Elkins: A♠J♣
Bryan Obregon: A♦Q♦
The dealer rolled out the board: 8♦3♦5♦K♦10♠.
Obregon had already flopped a flush, and there was no way out for Elkins. Obregon took down the pot.
Action was picked up in a heads up pot on the flop between Jane Bahk in middle position and Shawn Pilot in the big blind.
The flop read Q♥8♠6♥ and Pilot checked over to Bahk, who bet 300,000. Pilot moved all in for 1,385,000 and Bahk called with the covering stack.
Shawn Pilot: Q♦J♥
Jane Bahk: A♦Q♣
A J♣ peeled off on the turn to give Pilot queens up, and he held up on the 3♦ river to secure his double up.
Nicholas Burris moved all in from middle position and was called by Anthony Irwin in the next seat for less. The rest of the table folded.
Anthony Irwin: A♥J♣
Nicholas Burris: K♦Q♦
It was looking good for Irwin on the 3♣5♥6♠ flop and 10♠ turn, but when the Q♥ peeled off on the river, Burris paired his hand to send Irwin to the rail.
Play has now ended for the night and the 50 remaining players have bagged up their chips to return for Day 3 tomorrow, July 3.
Stay tuned for a recap of the day and full chip counts.
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