In a three-bet pot, the flop read 
when Ryan D'Angelo bet 5,500 from the small blind and Fabian Gumz called in the cutoff.
The turn brought the and this time D'Angelo checked. Gumz thought about his move for a minute and bet 5,200, which was enough to win the pot without more resistance.
Action was relayed by the table after the fact. Koray Aldemir was in a big pot against an early-position opener.
The flop was 
and Aldemir called 15,000 in position from his opponent. On the 
turn the initial raiser moved all in, covering the 57,000 remaining of Aldemir and the Main Event Champion snap-called.
Koray Aldemir: 
Opponent: 
Aldemir flopped top set and only needed to fade an ace. The river came the and Aldemir found a full double up and a healthy stack.
Neng Lee had put in a three-bet from middle position to about 5,500. Jorge Rios put in the late-position four-bet to just over 13,000. Action folded around to Lee who moved all in for around 30,000. Rios made the call to put Lee at risk.
Neng Lee: 
Jorge Rios: 
Needing to improve, Lee saw all low cards on the 
flop. The 
turn locked up the win for Rios before the 
river completed the runout.
"Last hand of the night last night I was down to 6,000 chips," shared Rios with the table. He won that final hand last night, won this one today, and is trending the right direction as he builds a healthy stack.
The flop showed 
in a heads-up pot when Robert Sherman checked in the small blind to Pedro Llanes who made a continuation bet worth 3,500, which Sherman called.
The turn went check-check and a 
was revealed on the river. Sherman bet 6,000 this time and Llanes quickly called but only to muck his cards when he saw 
in Sherman's hand.
Action was on the river as it read 
. Garen Zobian bet 4,500 over to Alec Weller who called after a bit.
Zobian showed the 
straight to win the pot and bring his chip stack back closer to what he started the day with.
Damian Salas raised it up on the button and was called by Jorge Deoliveiralopez and Christopher Schiavone in the blinds. The flop came 
and the blinds checked to Salas who continued with a bet of 2,700. Both Deoliveiralopez and Schiavone called to see the 
on the turn.
The action checked around this time and the 
completed the board. Schiavone threw in a bet of 5,300 from the big blind which got Salas to quickly fold. Deoliveiralopez called and Schiavone showed 
for a rivered flush to win the pot.
David Fisher opened to 1,800 from the cutoff, as the short stack, the three players left to act all had him covered.
First, Chris Moneymaker made the call on the button. Next, Klas Krueger called from the small blind. Then came Lucas Langsweirdt in the big blind.
He asked Fisher, "How much do you have?" before putting in the three-bet to 8,500.
One by one, each of his opponents let their cards go.
"Were we flipping or did you have me crushed?" asked Fisher.
"What did you have?" replied Langsweirdt.
"Sixes," replied Fisher.
"Crushed," said Langsweirdt.
With 18,000 already in the middle on a 
board, Kathy Liebert put in a bet of 10,000 from early position. David Hengen, in middle position, soon fired in a raise of 30,100.
Liebert deliberated for about a minute before begrudgingly tossing her cards into the muck.
Despite starting Day 2d with 135,000 in chips, Liebert has seen her stack dwindle to 43,000 here in the first level.
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