Nikita Nikolaev was in the cutoff and raised to 25,000. Shannon Shorr was on the button and moved all in for roughly 200,000, Nikolaev called.
Nikita Nikolaev:
Shannon Shorr:
The board ran out and Nikolaev held on to knock out a very tough pro in Shorr who had a tumultuous last 45 minutes, peaking at over 650,000 and then hitting some bad spots to be out shortly afterward.
As tables break it is not uncommon for monster tables to form, whether they fill up with big stacks or big names. Table 637 has a bit of both and should lead to some exciting confrontations.
Michael Hatfield was in the hijack and raised to 22,000. Shannon Shorr called in the small blind.
The flop was and Shorr check-called Hatfield's bet of 33,000.
The turn was the and both players checked. The river was the and Shorr checked. Hatfield paused a moment and then fired out a bet of 85,000. Shorr tanked for a couple minutes and then called. Michael Hatfield tabled and quads were good as Shorr's cards went to the muck.
Steven Van Zadelhoff was on the button and moved all in for 71,000. The small blind called and Shannon Shorr in the big blind announced all in for roughly 510.000. The small blind folded, leaving the action heads up.
Shorr:
Van Zadelhoff:
The board ran out and, without much of a sweat, Shorr took down the pot and added to his growing stack.
The technical problem that caused an unexpected break seems to have been resolved and play has continued in the second level of Day 2. There are still 28 minutes left on the clock.
An error with the system has caused an early break here during the 20th level. Players have been sent on a 10-minute break until the problem is rectified.
A player in late position moved all in for roughly 80,000. Gregory Milliron was in the cutoff and called.
Milliron showed and the all-in player held .
The board ran out and Milliron spiked two pair to take it down after being well behind. The action and bust-outs have been nonstop since the tournament got going today. Stay tuned.
Dan Chio was in early position and had moved all in for 79,000. Another player on the button verbalised a raise and then put in 22,000. The dealer then stopped the action and notified the button that there was an all-in. Due to verbally stating raise, he was required to min-raise the amount of the all-in. The player accepted his mistake and that he hadn't noticed the all-in and put in enough to min-raise. The players left to act behind the button both folded.
The button then said to Chio, "I think you just got a gift, I have six-high."
Chio tabled and his opponent showed .
The board ran out and Chio's two pair held on versus the gutshot draw the button player flopped.
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and Nikolaev held on to knock out a very tough pro in Shorr who had a tumultuous last 45 minutes, peaking at over 650,000 and then hitting some bad spots to be out shortly afterward.
and Shorr check-called Hatfield's bet of 33,000. 
and both players checked. The river was the 
and quads were good as Shorr's cards went to the muck.
and, without much of a sweat, Shorr took down the pot and added to his growing stack.
and the all-in player held 
