The action folded around to Brian Vollick in the small blind, and he went to a flop with Jared Woodin in the big blind. Vollick check-called a bet on the 
flop before both players checked the 
turn.
Vollick took the betting lead on the 
river, and Woodin called.
Brian Vollick: 
Jared Woodin: 
Woodin hit top pair on the river which beat Vollick's ace-high to swoop in the pot.
Michael Falk bet from the cutoff and Matthew Woodward three-bet from the button. Falk made the call and the dealer showed 
on the flop. Falk check-called Woodward's continuation bet.
Things heated on the turn. After a check, Woodward made another bet and has been three-bet by Falk, putting his tournament at risk. Woodward quickly called for his last chips and tabled 
for a pair of kings with top kicker. Falk, holding 
, had the dominated hand, and the 
improved Woodward's hand ensuring him the double-up.
Gary Garibyan raised from the button and was three-bet by Robert Michel the small blind. The big blind player folded, and Garibyan called. On the 
flop, Michel continued with a bet and Garibyan made a raise, which was called.
The turn came the 
, Michel checked, Garibyan raised, and the former put the rest of his stack in the middle, which Garibyan obliged to call.
Robert Michel: 
Gary Garibyan: 
River: 
Garibyan was ahead with two pair and had a flush draw, but Michel also had overcard outs as well as a flush draw of his own. It was Garibyan who hit his flush, however, when the eight-of-hearts reeled off to send Michel to the rail.
Garibyan moves up to 85,000, which is some achievement after he was down to just 2,200 during the middle stages of play in yesterday's Day 1.
The player under the gun bet and Kevin Gross called from the big blind. The flop fell 
and Gross check-called his opponent's bet. On the turn, Gross check-raised this time, and his opponent made the call.
The river was the and after Gross bet one last time, his opponent let it go and Gross took the pot.
Kurt Kachigan started the day with close to 15,000, but had chipped down to around 5,000 in the early going. However, he has just been able to pull some of those chips back with a double.
Kachigan was all in on a flop that read 
and was called by his opponent.
Kurt Kachigan: 
Opponent: 
Turn:
River: 
Kachigan held with his overpair to the board to give himself a fighting chance once more.
Nível: 12
Limites: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 0
Philip Tom raised from the cutoff and Phanora Prom made the call on the button. The flop came 
and Tom check-called Prom's bet. The turn was the and Tom check-called once more.
Both players then checked on the 
river and Tom showed 
. Prom, holding , had the best hand and grabbed the pot.
Amir Turkzadeh raised from middle position, and only Suk Lee called in the big blind. On the 
flop, Lee check-called a bet from Turkzadeh, before check-raising on the turn. Turkzadeh made the call, and the river came the , to which Lee led out with a bet and was met with a call.
Lee turned over for a straight and Turkzadeh mucked. Turkzadeh was left with just 1,000 after that hand, while Lee moved up to 45,000.
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