George Birdsong opened to 35,000 in the cutoff, and Jon Vallinas Santos asked for a count of his remaining stack before making the call in the big blind.
Santos checked the K♦Q♥3♦ flop, where Birdsong continued for 40,000. The call was made, and Santos checked once more on the K♠ turn.
Birdsong sized up to 120,000, earning a fold from Santos to take down the pot.
There were roughly 100,000 chips in the pot on 7♦3♠6♠.
Loic Debregeas in the big blind led for 25,000, Jamie O'Connor in the cutoff called before Asi Moshe in the small blind went all in for roughly 280,000. Debregeas folded but O'Connor snap-called.
Asi Moshe: 10♣9♣ 
Jamie O'Connor: K♦K♠
The 8♥ on the turn meant Moshe could not lose the pot due to having a straight, and the 7♥ was dealt on the river. Moshe was dragging the pot and asked "how good do I run?" to the table.
Action was picked up as Adam Hendrix was all in for roughly 250,000 from the button against John Racener who was in the big blind.
Adam Hendrix: 10♦10♥
John Racener: Q♠Q♣
The board ran out J♣9♥9♠5♠7♠, and Hendrix's run came to an end.
Igor Kurganov's open to 30,000 from the hijack was called by Sergi Reixach in the cutoff. Dario Sammartino also came along in the small blind, and checked the 3♥8♦5♠ flop.
Kurganov and Reixach checked as well, and the 4♠ turn hit the table. Another check from Sammartino was met with a bet of 50,000 from Kurganov, and Reixach raised to 165,000.
Sammartino got out of the way, and Kurganov took some time before sending his cards into the muck.
Neil Warren was all in on the button, at risk against Calvin Anderson in the cutoff.
Neil Warren: 6♣6♦
Calvin Anderson: 10♣9♣
Anderson found the only piece of the 2♥K♥3♠10♥A♦ runout, winning the flip to send Warren to the rail.
Igor Kurganov opened to 30,000 in the cutoff, with Tzur Levy making the call in the small blind. Dario Sammartino came along in the big blind, and the 3♦5♠9♣ flop was fanned out.
Levy and Sammartino checked to Kurganov, who bet another 30,000. That was enough to take down the pot, as both blinds let their hands go.
Level: 19
Blinds: 10,000/15,000
Ante: 15,000
Players have been sent on the final 15-minute break of the night.
Just one more level will be contested before bagging for Day 3.
Vladas Tamasauskas raised to 24,000 under the gun.
Guillermo Sanchez Otero three-bet to 55,000, and Tamasauskas made the call.
The flop hit 4♥5♥2♠ and both players checked.
On the K♦ turn, Otero bet 40,000 and Tamasauskas again called.
The J♠ fell on the river and Otero bet 200,000 which would almost put Tamasauskas all in with a call.
Thus, he went into a five-minute tank to ponder the decision.
Eventually, he moved all in and Otero called.
Vladas Tamasauskas: K♥10♥
Guillermo Sanchez Otero: AxQx
A pair of kings was good enough to pick off the bluff.
There were roughly 180,000 chips in the pot on 10♦2♥J♣.
Kully Sidhu in the small blind bet 65,000, and Craig Mason in the cutoff called. The 10♣ on the turn saw Sidhu slow down with a check, then Mason fired out a bet of 130,000. After a few moments, Sidhu clicked it back on Mason to 260,000, but Mason was not going anywhere and he called.
The 6♣ on the river saw Sidhu shove for 380,000 and Mason snap-called.
Kully Sidhu: J♠J♦
Craig Mason: A♠10♠
Mason was visibly disgusted at the situation whilst he counted out the chips he owed Sidhu.
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