Edgardo Limayo open-jammed under the gun for 145,000 and was called by Christopher Strom from the cutoff.
Christopher Strom: 
Edgardo Limayo: 
Limayo didn't like that Strom had live cards but both players completely whiffed the 
flop.
Storm would pair his queen with the 
turn but it also gave Limayo the nut-flush draw.
Limayo was able to hit running hearts to stay alive as the river came the 
and he doubled through Strom.
After a series of raising Nan Hong had 180,000 in the middle and Gregory Gius was all-in for 542,000. Hong took a solid 3-minutes before folding, and Gius called over PokerNews to show the 
David Singer open-jammed from middle position and was uncontested. When we were walking by to check up on him his seat was empty.
Singer is a 2x bracelet winner with his first coming in dating back to 2008 when he took down the $1,500 Pot Limit Hold'em for $214,122.
He claimed his second bracelet just two years ago when he won Event #14:$1,500 H.O.R.S.E for $203,709
This marks Singer's third cash this summer with his first coming from his 6th place finish in Event #20 $1,500 Seven Card Stud for $14,619
His second cash came when he finished fifth in Event #41$10,000 Seven Card Stud Championship for $53,621.
Singer has $4,506,586 in lifetime earnings,
Nível: 20
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
Robert Rodriguez and Luc Gillard got all their chips in the middle preflop for roughly 162,000 and Gillard was the one at risk.
Robert Rodriguez: 
Luc Gillard: 
They were in a race but that was quickly changed on the flop of 
and the turn 
and river 
were no help for Gillard.
All the chips went in preflop for roughly 150,000 and Mario Lopez was the one at risk.
Mario Lopez: 
Michael Baruth:
Baruth had him dominated and the board ran out 
sending Lopez out of the tournament.
Longsheng Tan was another bracelet winner who into Day 2 very short stacked and was eliminated before we arrived.
Tan's bracelet came just one year ago after winning Event 66 $1,500 No Limit Hold'em for $ 323,472.
This marks Tan's fifth cash in the WSOP this summer for a total of $20,810 as Tan inches closer to the $1,000,000 mark with $985,047 in lifetime earnings.
Daniel Prebeg moved all-in from early position for 47,000 the action folded to Michael Wodzinski who put his entire 142,000 in the middle and everyone behind him folded.
Daniel Prebeg: 
Michael Wodzinski: 
The board ran out 
giving Wodzinski a full house.
Dan Heimiller is another former bracelet winner who came into Day 2 with less than 10 big blinds and found an early exit before we could get to his table.
Heimiller won his first bracelet back in 2002 for $108,300 in the $ 2,000 1/2 Hold'em - 1/2 7 Card Stud and his second in 2014 when he took down the $1,000 No Limit Hold'em - Seniors Championship for $627,462.
This marks Heimiller's sixth cash for $9,262 during the WSOP this summer and brings his lifetime earnings to a whopping $6,317,893.
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