Heads-up to the 
flop, Scott Ball checked out of the big blind and Iaroslav Boiko on the button made it 40,000 to go. Ball then check-raised for the size of the pot to 160,000 and Boiko called with some 120,000 behind.
After the 
turn, Boiko instantly moved all-in with the covering stack and Boiko called it off.
Iaroslav Boiko: 
Scott Ball: 
Ball only needed to dodge spades and did so thanks to the 
river in order to knock out Boiko.
Sean Winter opened to 11,000 from early position, Ben Lamb called in the small blind, and Andriy Lyubovetskiy called in the big blind.
The dealer fanned the 
flop and the blinds checked to Winter who bet 12,000. Lamb folded and Lyubovetskiy continued.
The two players checked the 
turn to the 
river where Lyubovetskiy led for 60,000. Winter contemplated and called.
Lyubovetskiy revealed 
for a straight and collected the chips as Winter mucked.
Three ways to the 
flop, Josh Arieh in the blinds and Evgeni Turevski in late position invested 17,000 each while Joseph Cheong got out of the way. The 
fell on the turn and Arieh now bet 50,000 right away. Turevski double-checked his cards and eventually sent them into the muck.
Dylan Smith limped the button, Phil Ivey raised to 16,000 in the small blind, and Smith called.
The dealer spread the flop, Ivey led for 20,000, and Smith called. On the 
turn, Ivey check-called for 20,000.
The 
completed the board, Ivey checked, and Smith potted to cover his opponent's stack of approximately 97,000. Ivey thought about it and ultimately put in the chips.
Smith showed 
to win the pot with the nuts, while Ivey tapped the table, tossed his cards into the muck, and made his exit from the table.
Ben Diebold was all-in for the last 38,000 and up against David Prociak as he finally got his short stack in after more than one hour of play on Day 2.
Ben Diebold: 
David Prociak:
The flop and 
turn left Diebold on the brink of elimination and potential re-entry but the 
river improved him to a superior full house.
"It's gonna be a great summer for Ben", Nicholas Julia joked and Diebold immediately replied "it will be a great summer". After paying off his opponent, Prociak sighed and added "I had a good feeling about that one."
On a 
completed board with roughly 130,000 in the pot, Philip Wiszowaty had moved all-in for 54,500 and Ian Bradley was mulling over his decision. Eventually, he folded.
Wiszowaty threw down the 
as he collected the pot.
Niveau: 12
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
With roughly 30,000 in the pot and four players going to the 
flop, action checked to Phil Galfond in early position who bet 7,000. Josh Arieh raised to 17,000 in the cutoff, the button and big blind folded, and Galfond called.
The duo checked the turn to the river. Galfond thought for a bit before announcing "pot", and Arieh quickly mucked his hand.
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