The field has reached 451 entries at the end of level two and all players have been sent on their first scheduled 15-minute break of the day. Below are also the latest notables to jump into the action.
English high-stakes PLO specialist Richard Gryko is one of many late entrants near the end of level two and has taken a seat over on table 140. He was spotted raising to 1,200 in the cutoff and Zarvan Tumboli called in the small blind. The flop came A♦Q♥7♠ and Tumboli check-folded to a bet worth 2,000.
James Chen opened to 1,000 from the hijack and made the call after seeing a three-bet to 3,000.
Chen checked the Q♥6♦7♦ flop and called a continuation bet of 5,000. A pair of checks then followed the Q♦ turn and the dealer revealed the 3♠ river.
After taking a moment, Chen counted out a bet of 4,200 and the call was made. Chen showed J♣J♦9♦4♦ for a flush, adding more chips to his growing stack.
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Three ways to the J♠7♣4♥10♦ turn, the small blind checked and the Najeem Ajez in the cutoff did so as well. The button bet 7,000 and only Ajez called. The 2♣ river was then checked and the button showed the K♥9♦7♦7♥ for a set of sevens.
With plenty of frustration, Ajez flung his cards into the muck with force and dropped to around one third of the starting stack.
An early position open to 1,000 was called by Ryan Coon in the small blind. Coon then check-called a bet of 1,500 on the 6♠3♥7♦ flop before both players checked through the K♠ turn.
Coon then led out for 4,000 on the 2♠ river, resulting in a call across the table. Coon showed A♠9♦6♣5♠ for the nut flush, taking down the pot while his opponent tapped the table and mucked.
Action was heads up to the turn of a board showing 10♠J♠3♥K♠ and Julien Sitbon checked from the small blind.
Jason Daly fired a bet of 2,000, which was called before the dealer revealed the 8♥ river.
Sitbon checked again and Daly tossed out 3,000. Sitbon took a moment before making the call.
Daly tabled Q♠Q♣9♠6♥ for a flush, good enough to take down the pot as Sitbon mucked.
On a completed board of A♥7♥2♦Q♠3♥, Fahredin Mustafov in the big blind bet 10,500. Pedjman Hamie sigh-called one seat over from under the gun and Dustin Goldklang also called. Mustafov tabled the K♥Q♥10♣5♥ for the nut flush and won the pot.
Hamie revealed the K♣J♥10♥5♣ for a turned wrap and inferior flush.
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