Bob Bright was under the gun and raised to 4,500. Action folded to Delmiro Toledo in the small blind who moved all in for 17,100. Mike McClain was in the big blind and after taking a minute to decide, he reraised to 32,000. Bright folded and Team Toledo was at risk.
McClain tabled and Toledo showed . The board ran out — not enough help to Toledo whose team hits the rail.
Michael Addamo got it all in preflop versus Koray Aldemir. Aldemir tabled and Addamo showed .
The board ran out and Addamo was left with 1,800 in chips.
On the very next hand, Addamo pushed all in for his remaining 1,500 and after Aldemir isolated from the big blind they were heads-up to the flop. Aldemir showed and Addamo tabled .
Daniel Negreanu raised to 4,500 from under the gun, Jack Salter three-bet to 15,000 from middle position, and Negreanu called. The flop came down and Negreanu checked to Salter who continued for 7,100.
"So small," said Negreanu, who called after a few moments.
The turn was the and Negreanu checked to Salter again, who bet 15,000.
"So small again! You're milking me, like a baby calf," said Negreanu, who called.
The river was the and both players checked.
Negreanu tabled for aces and queens, Salter mucked, and Negreanu collected the pot.
Welcome to PokerNews' Day 2 coverage of Event #2: $10,000 Tag Team No-Limit Hold'em Championship.
A total of 102 teams took to the felt on Day 1, generating a prize pool of $958,800. After 10 one-hour levels, only 51 teams remain in the hunt to capture the first-place prize of $273,964 and coveted World Series of Poker gold bracelets.
On top of the chip counts entering Day 2 are the defending tag team champions. Doug Polk and Ryan Fee won the $1,000 Tag Team event last summer, and their team leads the way into Day 2. Joined this time by Jason Mo (captain) and Michael Finstein, they bagged a leading stack of 240,600.
The teams rounding out the top five are Christopher Staats - Roland Israelashvili - Orlando Romero (216,400), JC Tran - Nam Le - Antonio Gutierrez (207,000), Stephen Chidwick - Dan Smith (204,500), and Jack Salter - Dzmitry Urbanovich (192,300).
The plan for the day is to play 10-and-a-half levels and the field is likely to reach the final table by then. The cards will be in the air at 2:00 p.m., so be sure to check back then for live updates on the action.
Below is the Day 2 table and seat draw listed by team captains:
Tournament Room
Tables
Seat
Player
Country
Chip Count
Big Blinds
Brasilia
700
1
Delmiro Toledo
United States
22,800
11
Brasilia
700
2
Anthony Ajlouny
United States
83,400
42
Brasilia
700
3
Dan O'Brien
United States
103,800
52
Brasilia
700
4
Rainer Kempe
Germany
88,500
44
Brasilia
700
6
Chris Edwards
United States
28,600
14
Brasilia
700
7
Paul Snead
United States
157,000
79
Brasilia
700
8
Timothy Nuter
United States
71,600
36
Brasilia
700
9
Andy Bloch
United States
24,300
12
Brasilia
704
1
Stephen Chidwick
United Kingdom
204,500
102
Brasilia
704
2
Christopher Staats
United States
216,400
108
Brasilia
704
3
Daniel Negreanu
Canada
78,000
39
Brasilia
704
4
Martin Jacobson
Sweden
48,300
24
Brasilia
704
5
Michael Gathy
Belgium
183,000
91
Brasilia
704
6
Jack Salter
United Kingdom
192,300
96
Brasilia
704
7
Connor Drinan
United States
127,600
64
Brasilia
704
8
Jeffery Kester
United States
152,000
76
Brasilia
704
9
Sergio Aido
Spain
83,800
42
Brasilia
708
1
Dan Shak
United States
45,000
23
Brasilia
708
2
Lauren Roberts
United States
39,600
20
Brasilia
708
3
Dylan Wilkerson
United States
120,900
60
Brasilia
708
4
Liv Boeree
United Kingdom
122,100
61
Brasilia
708
5
Ben Yu
United States
78,400
39
Brasilia
708
6
Thomas Lutz
United States
16,200
8
Brasilia
708
7
Taylor von Kriegenbergh
United States
87,700
44
Brasilia
708
8
Sergi Reixach
Spain
143,700
72
Brasilia
708
9
Manig Loeser
Germany
27,700
14
Brasilia
712
1
Jason Mo
United States
240,600
120
Brasilia
712
2
Adrian Mateos
Spain
117,200
59
Brasilia
712
3
Senovio Ramirez
United States
133,600
67
Brasilia
712
4
James Petzing
United States
111,100
56
Brasilia
712
5
Jack Duong
United States
13,700
7
Brasilia
712
6
Ankush Mandavia
United States
122,600
61
Brasilia
712
7
Jared Dagley
United States
70,500
35
Brasilia
712
8
Jesse Martin
United States
13,500
7
Brasilia
712
9
Javier Gomez
United States
191,100
96
Brasilia
713
1
Dietrich Fast
Germany
187,100
94
Brasilia
713
2
David Eldridge
United States
116,200
58
Brasilia
713
4
David "ODB" Baker
United States
79,000
40
Brasilia
713
5
Scott Eskenazi
United States
63,000
32
Brasilia
713
6
Greg Mueller
Canada
38,200
19
Brasilia
713
7
Steven Lauson
United States
25,800
13
Brasilia
713
8
Shuchi Chamaria
United States
178,400
89
Brasilia
713
9
Ismael Bojang
Germany
84,900
42
Brasilia
714
2
Loni Harwood
United States
148,700
74
Brasilia
714
3
Allen Kessler
United States
95,200
48
Brasilia
714
4
Bryn Kenney
United States
114,000
57
Brasilia
714
5
Erik Seidel
United States
36,000
18
Brasilia
714
6
JC Tran
United States
207,000
104
Brasilia
714
7
Michael Addamo
Australia
26,400
13
Brasilia
714
8
Chance Kornuth
United States
93,200
47
Brasilia
714
9
Daniel Charbonneau
United States
55,400
28
Event #2: $10,000 Tag Team No-Limit Hold'em Championship
and Toledo showed 
. The board ran out 
— not enough help to Toledo whose team hits the rail.
.
and Addamo was left with 1,800 in chips.
and Addamo tabled 
.
and Addamo's team hit the rail.
and both players checked.
for aces and queens, Salter mucked, and Negreanu collected the pot.