After a raise by Ema Zajmovic and a three-bet by Jeffrey Frye, Zajmovic four-bet to 19,000 in order to pick up a call from Frye. Both checked the 
flop and Zajmovic check-called a bet of 22,000 on the 
turn. The 
river paired the board and both players checked.
Zajmovic was first to show, turning over her 
, and Frye had that beat with the 
.
Vincent Fazzolari opened to 3,100 under the gun. The player on the cutoff and the button called.
A flop reading 
was dealt. Fazzolari bet 5,000. The cutoff raised to 12,500, Fazzolari three-bet to 25,000. His opponent gave up his hand.
A player and Shaun Deeb checked to the player on the button who bet 4,000. The first player folded but Deeb hung around.
The turn was the 
. Both players checked and the river was the . Both players checked again and Deeb took down the pot with 
.
Leo Margets raised from the under the gun position to 2,500 and it folded all the way around to the big blind. They saw the 
flop appear and both checked.
The turn was the and both players checked again. The river was the 
and the player in the big blind lead out with a bet of 3,600 this time. Margets called and as soon as her opponent opened up 
she let out a little chuckle and said "fair enough".
After opening from late position, Jared Bleznick called a three-bet worth 10,000 from James Slattery out of the big blind. The flop came down 
and Bleznick called a bet of 10,000 to see the on the turn.
Slattery bet 10,000 again and Bleznick flatted once more.
The 
completed the board on the river and Slattery fired one more 10,000 bet. Bleznick raised it up to 50,000 and Slattery called.
Bleznick tabled the 
for an ace-high flush and Slattery showed the table his 
as they went in the muck.
In the cutoff, Mustapha Kanit re-raised to 9,400 after a player in early position opened the action with a 3,000-raise.
Kanit got called and he barrelled the 
board, firing 8,200 on the flop and another 22,000 on the turn. His opponent kept check-calling and he checked the river as well.
Kanit paused for about 30 seconds and then skipped the final barrel, which proved to be a good decision as his opponent turned up 
. Kanit dodged a deeper wound and continued with 175,000.
Michael Wang and Jonathan Gray have been battling it out for nearly four levels now but the battle finally came to an end. Wang opened from early position and Gray three-bet to 12,000 from the big blind. Wang put in a four-bet to 27,000 and Gray shoved all in for around 50,000 after some thought. Wang made the call and the cards were on their backs.
Michael Wang:
Jonathan Gray:
Gray held a strong leading before the flop of was spread on the felt. The on the turn meant Wang was left drawing to one of three aces. The dealer burned and turned the 
and Gray was bounced from his seat late on Day 2.
After losing a big pot with aces against pocket fours, Farah Galfond dropped down further in the counts and just called a raise to 3,300 by Daniel Cooke. Brian Altman from one seat over in the hijack made it 12,500 to go and all opponents folded. After the hand was over, Galfond was visibly frustrated on the secondary feature table.
Below are further assorted counts from the feature tables and the Amazon Purple section.
The player in the hijack raised to 3,500 and Govert Metaal put in a three-bet to 10,000 from the cutoff. The player on the button and the ones in the blinds folded and they saw a flop.
The flop came down and it checked to Metaal. He threw in 7,000 and after about a minute his opponent folded.
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