On a flop of 9♠6♣5♠, Jacob Wilson had a raise to 14,000 out in front while in the big blind. Fabio Bonatto then pushed all-in for 38,100 and Wilson reluctantly called with the slightly covering stack.
Fabio Bonatto: 10♠10♣ 
Jacob Wilson: Q♠7♠
The Q♦ turn improved Wilson and the 5♥ river changed nothing anymore.
Action was picked up on the turn with the board showing K♣2♠10♦10♣ with roughly 32,000 in the pot.
Thomas Sheehan bet out 25,000 before Christopher Johnson raised to put Sheehan all in, who wasted no time in calling to put himself at risk.
Thomas Sheehan: A♦A♣
Christopher Johnson: A♠10♠
Johnson turned trips and had Sheehan on the brink of elimination. After the Q♦ on the river, Johnson officially cracked the aces of Sheehan, who was eliminated from the tournament.
Picking up the action on the turn, Kaspars Butans in the small blind was involved in a hand with Pedro Madeira from under the gun.
With the board reading 2♣4♥7♠6♠ Butans checked. Madeira bet out 19,000 and Butans called.
Butans checked again following the 3♥ river, prompting Madeira to fire another barrel, this time sizing up just a bit to 22,100. After some thought, Butans flicked in a call holding 4♣4♠ and emerged triumphant as Madeira could only show K♠Q♠ for a missed flush draw to concede a sizable pot.
A player raised from middle position and Chris Brewer three-bet to 9,000 on the button. Action folded back to the original raiser, who called.
The flop came J♣9♥10♠ and Brewer's opponent check-folded facing a 6,000 bet from Brewer.
Four players saw a flop of 2♠3♥Q♣. The action checked to Martin Gerloff on the button and he bet 5,000. This was met by a check-raise to 13,000 by Dominik Fischer out of the small blind. The rest of the players in the hand folded before Gerloff announced all in for Fischer's remaining 40,000.
Fischer went deep into the tank, thinking for multiple minutes before eventually throwing his hand away.
Margarita Stoycheva had three-bet Ethan Bennett's open preflop, with the latter calling. Bennett then checked on the 10♠Q♠2♦ flop, after which Stoycheva added 3,000 chips to the 13,500 pot.
Bennett put in a big raise to 25,500. Stoycheva took some time before announcing her all-in, covering Bennett's remaining stack of 55,500.
Bennett quickly let his hand go and left himself with half a starting stack.
Mark Stockton, who began the day with 260,700, has increased his stack up to around 400,000 so far on Day 2.
Jordan Siegel is also seated in this section, but his attention is focused on his son Mattingly seated two rows away.
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