With roughly 15,000 in the middle on a 
board, Manuel Pochat bet 4,500 in early position, and Asi Moshe raised to 19,500 on the button. Pochat called.
The 
completed the board and Pochat checked. Moshe bet approximately 24,000, and Pochat called fairly quickly. Moshe appeared to concede the pot, while Pochat revealed 
and collected the chips.
Here in the orange section of Bally's, most players who started with 200,000 or more chips have added onto their stack.
One of those players is Day 1C chip leader Patrick Clarke, who started with 397,200 and has since soared to around 555,000 here on Day 2abc.
Caleb Henson is also having a very solid second day, taking his stack to 380,000 after beginning play with 213,000.
However, not everyone has been so fortunate. Barstool Sports' Eric Nathan has been having a forgettable experience in the first four-and-a-half hours of his second day, seeing his starting stack of 201,300 dwindle down to 59,000.
A player in early position raised to 2,600 and received calls from Ayaz Mahmood, Danny Wong, and Jeffrey Pringle on the button.
Four-handed to the 
flop, action checked to Mahood who tossed out a bet of 7,500. The rest of the table quickly folded as Mahmood gathered in the pot.
The pot might have been small, but Mahmood's stack is anything but as it pushed him past 550,000, the largest in the Blue section.
There was a completed board of 
spread across the table with nearly 18,000 in the middle. Miguel Silva led out with a bet of 12,000 on the river and was called by George Turner on his left.
Scott Stewart, sporting the classic red, white, and blue headband, announced a raise to 38,000 on the button, leaving himself with around 20,000 behind. Silva went deep into the tank for about three minutes before finally making the agonizing fold. Turner gave it some thought as well but folded much quicker.
With both hands in the muck, Stewart flipped up his 
for a king-high bluff. "Merica!" one of his tablemates shouted as Stewart collected a healthy pot.
Ryan Quail was seen all in before the flop for his last 59,100 and both hands were tabled.
Ryan Quail: 
Opponent: 
It was the classic flip until the 
flop came, giving Quail a set of queens. The 
hit the turn sealing the doubling up as the 
completed the board, improving Quail to a full house.
A player opened to 2,400 and picked up calls from Jacqueline Burkhart and French actor and humorist Ahmed Sylla in the big blind. The dealer showed a flop 
and it checked to Burkhart who bet 3,000, which was enough to make her opponents fold.
Michael Gathy was seen standing up from his seat while cards were on their backs.
Gathy had apparently gotten his stack of approximately 25,000 in from the hijack with 
against Casey Carroll's in early position. The completed board showed 
to give Carroll the best hand on the river, and the Belgian made his exit from the tournament.
Joshua Robertson raised to 3,200 and the player on the button called before the small blind re-raised to 14,000. Robertson called, as did the button.
The flop came 
and action checked to Robertson, who tossed out a bet of 8,000. The button quickly folded, but the opponent in the small blind called to see the 
turn.
He checked again and Robertson announced he was all in. His opponent, with around 40,000 behind, tanked for about a minute before mucking as Robertson added more to his massive stack.
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