John Ciccarelli opened under the gun to 100,000 and Hyojung Urm three-bet to 250,000 before the player in the small blind shoved for a stack around 1,100,000. After some thinking, Ciccarelli reshoved, putting Urm at risk for her stack worth 1,040,000 and she called to create a three-way showdown:
Hyojung Urm: 
Small Blind: 
John Ciccarelli: 
Urm was in great shape for a triple up, which she did after the board revealed 
.
Nível: 26
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
The remaining 87 players are on their last 15-minute break of Day 2.
The flop read 
in a raised pot when Craig McCorkell checked from the big blind before calling a bet from Roberto Musu for 175,000.
Things escalated on the turn. McCorkell checked and Musu shoved for 56,000, which was snap-called by McCorkell for the following showdown:
Roberto Musu: 
Craig McCorkell: 
McCorkell held a straight and Musu was in desperate shape for a double up, but a lucky hit the river to give a full house to Musu and scoop the pot.
In a blind versus blinds raised pot, the flop read 
when Stephen 'The Mover' Frakes bet 145,000 in the small blind and Hugo Boucenna called.
The turn fell the and Frakes checked to Boucenna who checked as well.
The 
completed the board on the river and Frakes sent 240,000 in the middle. Boucenna tanked for some time and eventually sent a chip for the call. Frakes tabled 
for a the full house and Boucenna mucked, only showed an .
"What was the other card?" asked Frakes. "A bad one" replied the French player jokingly while Frakes grabbed the pot.
Jon Van Fleet opened for 100,000 from the cutoff. Action folded around to Craig McCorkell in the big blind, who moved all in with 1,500,000 behind. Van Fleet snap called with McCorkell covered.
Craig McCorkell: 
Jon Van Fleet: 
McCorkell was behind, and the 
flop did little to help. However, the turn gave McCorkell a boat, and left Van Fleet drawing to a two-outer to make a higher set. Instead, the came on the river, securing the pot for McCorkell, doubling his stack.
In blind versus blind situation, Samuel Gagnon raised and the big blind called.
Both checked all the way throughout the board 
and a 
hit the river. Gagnon bet 50,000 and after some thinking, his opponent called but mucked his cards when Gagnon revealed 
.
The action was picked up with Angelina Rich being all in and at risk with 
on a board reading 
. Her opponent, Russell Beyer, held for a pair of aces and Rich was sent to the payout desk.
Siddharth Siddharth raised to 100,000 and it was called by Abdullah Alshanti in the hijack, the button and the big blind.
The flop fanned 
and it checked to Siddharth who continued for 200,000. Only Alshanyi stayed interested and made the call.
The turn brought the and Siddharth bet 500,000 this time. Alshanti thought about his move for a minute and announced all in for around 1,800,000, putting Siddharth at risk. The latter went deep into the tank and ended up folding after the clock has been called. Alshanti revealed he had the straight.
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