There was at least 40,000 in a pot between Andrew Song, who was on the button, and his opponent in the big blind. The board read 
and the big blind had checked.
Song announced he was all in, pushing forward his stack for what was effectively his opponent's final 43,000. After some time, Song got a fold and took down the pot without a showdown.
Alexandre Sako got his money in the middle and he put Stanley Lee at risk. A third player was still thinking of calling but he open folded . Lee threw his hands in the air when he tabled 
and he was looking for some connectivity on the board against the 
of Sako.
The board ran out with the 
and Lee was still looking for runner-runner outs. The turn was the 
and that meant it was all over for him. The 
river was dealt as a courtesy and Lee was out of the tournament area within seconds.
Just 30 minutes ago, David Peters was nursing a 15 big blind stack with 18,000 chips but is now back over starting stack once again.
Peters has seen his chips rise to 75,000 and the WSOP bracelet winner is once again in good with a chance of progressing to Day 3.
Michael Noori was just seen with a stack of around 322,000, up from the quarter-million mark he previously eclipsed. When asked if there were any pots of note, he said that he had recently flopped a full house with 
on a 
flop out of the big blind in a limped pot.
The small blind bet 2,500 on the flop and Noori raised to 8,000. He was called, bringing the turn 
. After being checked to, he bet 8,000 and was called again.
The river came an offsuit 
and the player check-called one last bet of 35,000 from Noori. After Noori tabled his full house, his opponent flashed the case before mucking his no-good trips.
A player got his last 140,000 in on a 
flop, and Kartik Ved had him at risk.
Opponent: 
Kartik Ved: 
Both players had flopped monster hands, but Ved improved to a flush on the 
turn, leaving his opponent looking for the board to pair to survive. He was left wanting after the 
fell on the river, and Ved scooped in the massive pot.
Yo Kwon raised to 3,000 from early position and the player in middle position called along with the small blind.
The flop was 
and the small blind checked. Kwon bet 5,000 and the player in middle position called. The small blind folded.
The dealer burned and turned the and both players checked it to the river. Kwon threw in a bet of 7,500 and his opponent gave it some thought but opted to let it go.
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