There were about 70,000 chips already in the middle and the board read 
when we got to the table. Isaac Haxton bet 125,000 from the cutoff, putting Luc Greenwood, who was on the button, to a decision for his stack. After brief consideration, Greenwood folded, and the dealer pushed the pot Haxton's way.
The board read 
and Steve O'Dwyer checked from the big blind to Igor Kurganov in the hijack. Kurganov made a bet of 32,000 into a pot of around 35,000. O'Dwyer called and the 
paired the board on the river.
O'Dwyer checked again and Kurganov fired another 32,000 as his time clock was running out. O'Dwyer quickly made the call and Kurganov tabled 
, much to O'Dwyers dismay as he was forced to muck his cards.
The action was on Liv Boeree in the small blind and she got her remaining 41,200 chips in the middle against Seth Davies in the big blind. Boeree was already in front with against the 
of Davies and when the flop came 
, Boeree was in a commanding position to win the pot.
The turn brought the 
and Boeree locked up the hand by hitting quad sixes. A full double up early in the day was exactly what the PokerStars Team Pro was looking for.
There were about 15,000 chips in the middle and the board read 
when we got to the table. Ari Engel checked from the big blind, Steffen Sontheimer bet 5,000 from under the gun, and Engel called.
The turn brought the and both players checked.
The 
fell on the river and Engel checked. Sontheimer bet 16,000 and Engel check-raised to 67,000. Sontheimer folded and Engel took the pot.
Coming in rather short-stacked, Erik Seidel, Nidal Baba, and Bartlomiej Machon have departed early here on Day 2.
Larry Greenberg opened to 5,100 from middle position only to see Isaac Haxton three-bet on the button, making it 15,300 to go. Greenberg took no time pumping it up with a four-bet to 50,000 and Haxton quickly released his cards to the muck.
Dimitar Danchev opened to 5,000 from the hijack and Christopher Kruk three-bet to 15,000 on the button. Javier Gomez Zapatero made a four-bet to 40,000 from the small blind and the action was back on Danchev. He announced a five-bet shove for 123,800 and it was now Kruk's turn to play a little Hollywood. After asking for a count, and then counting his own chips, Kruk pushed the last of his 104,700 chips into the middle as well. Zapatero folded with a shake of his head and the remaining two hands were tabled.
It was no surprise to see two big hands, Danchev with 
and Kruk with 
. The board ran out 
and Kruk's pocket aces held up to leave Danchev with just crumbs.
Within the next couple hands, Danchev was seen exiting the tournament area as his run has come to an end.
Anthony Zinno raised to 5,500 from early position and Rainer Kempe, who had just reentered for the start of Day 2, shoved from the small blind. Zinno called to put Kempe at risk and the two players tabled their hands.
Kempe:
Zinno: 
Kempe was racing for his stack and needed help from the deck to survive. Zinno extended his lead when he hit a set on the 
flop, the turn and river changed nothing, and Zinno took the pot to end Kempe's tournament.
There were three players re-enter before registration closed here on Day 2. Robert Kirsch, Rainer Kempe, and Noah Schwartz are back in the action with about 20 big blinds each.
Nível: 11
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 2,400
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