Cary Katz had limped from under the gun and Elio Fox raised to 7,000 in the cutoff which Kahle Burns on the button and Peter Jetten in the small blind called. Katz made it four ways to the 
flop and they checked around. Katz bet the 
turn for 11,900 and Fox was the only caller.
The 
river was checked once more and Katz as the last aggressor tabled the 
, Fox had that beat with 
.
Over on table seven, Timothy Adams, Sam Grafton and James Romero hold near identical stacks while Shan Huang has lost a lot of chips since the start. Huang just open-shoved from early position and picked up no caller.
"Just queens," he said in table chat with a smile on the face.
Chi Zhang has been eliminated and Yong Wang has still not shown up to take a seat for Day 2, his stack has dropped below the starting stack.
Nível: 9
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
There are 36 players remaining and they have been sent into their second 10-minute break of the day.
Joining up the action when Kristen Bicknell bet the 
flop for 3,500, Erik Seidel moved all-in for 23,900 and Bicknell released her cards into the muck.
Orpen Kisacikoglu has emerged as the biggest stack on their table in the first two levels and Andras Nemeth has vanished.
Steve O'Dwyer raised to 3,500 in the cutoff and Sam Greenwood three-bet to 12,000 on the button, which O'Dwyer called. The flop came 
and O'Dwyer check-called a bet of 11,000 to check again the 
on the turn. Greenwood now made it 40,000 and that won the pot right there.
Sosia Jiang faced a raise to 3,600 by Kahle Burns and three-bet to 9,500. Burns moved all in and Jiang called for 80,900.
Sosia Jiang: 
Kahle Burns: 
The board came 
and Jiang doubled.
Soon after, Jorryt van Hoof three-bet jammed into an open raise by Jiang and she asked for a count. The shove was for 37,200 and the call followed soon after.
Jorryt van Hoof: 
Sosia Jiang: 
On a board of 
, van Hoof missed out on his two overcards and a flushdraw to hit the rail.
"I shouldn't have finished the massage," the A$25,000 PLO Event champion said on his way out.
George Wolff was all in for 21,000 with the 
and Jorryt van Hoof took the flip with the 
.
The 
board favored Wolff and van Hoof dropped below the starting stack.
Thomas Muehloecker lost the vast majority of his stack when his 
ended up second best to Jamie Lee with the 
as the board came 
.
Down to around 7,000, he was all in against fellow short stack Erik Seidel and trailed with the 
versus .
The board brought 
and that spelled the end for Muehloecker and reduced the field to the final 39 players.
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