After already tangling in a large pot earlier, John Hulett and Peter Linton found themselves at it again all in on a flop of 
and 370,000 in the middle. Linton tabled 
for top two pair only to be crushed by Hulett's 
. The turn 
and river 
sent Linton to the rail and Hulett is the clear new chipleader with nearly 900,000.
Nível: 18
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 0
When we got to the table, Sean Shah was already all in with 42,000 in the main pot, while Peter Levine and Matthew Shepsky were heads-up in a 40,000-chip side pot. Levine was in the small blind, Shepsky had shoved for 73,000 from the big blind, and Levine was in the tank. He ultimately folded and the two remaining live players tabled their hands.
Sean Shah: 
Matthew Shepsky: 
Shah had the lead with the better two pair and Shepsky needed to improve to win the pot. The 
river gave both players jacks full, but Shah's boat was better, so he took the main pot and Shepsky took the side.
Arriving to the table to see an already-large pot of about 150,000 and a flop of 
, John Hulett was all in for his remaining 100,000 against one of the larger stacks coming into Day 2 in Peter Linton. Hulett showed 
for top set, the board ran out 
, and Hulett scooped the half-million chip pot.
On a monotone flop of 
and 90,000 already in the pot, Dutch Boyd faced an all-in from Rudolf Sawa for his remaining 22,000 stack. Boyd went into the tank for a minute before calling off and putting himself at risk.
Sawa tabled 
for top set against Boyd's 
. The turn was a brick in a 
with Boyd needing help from the river to stay alive. He found it in the 
for a superior set of aces and Sawa was crippled to just 15,000.
Matthew Shepsky opened to 16,000 from early position, Le Vo then called from the hijack and was all-in for his remaining 15,000. Shepsky tabled 
dominating Vo's 
. The flop showed 
with no help to either player. The turn a 
and river brought no help to Vo with ace-king holding and Vo's stack was added to Shepsky's.
The prize pool information has been finalized and published. The remaining 81 players are all guaranteed to cash for at least $2,182 and the eventual champion will take home $181,790.
Aurellien Martin got his 56,000-chip stack in the middle before the flop from the big blind against two players with covering stacks: Henry Hull, who was under the gun, and Omar Mehmood, who was on the button.
The flop came 
and Hull checked. Mehmood announced "all-in," Hull folded, and the two live players tabled their hands.
Aurellien Martin: 
Omar Mehmood: 
Mehmood had the lead with aces and the nut flush draw and Martin needed to improve in order to double up. The on the turn gave Mehmood a huge lead, and the 
river was no help to Martin, so Mehmood took the pot to send him to the cage.
no Safari
