With the board reading 
, Steve Pavlichek was on the button and his opponent in the big blind moved all in for 22,200. Pavlichek called with pocket jacks for a straight and his opponent's for two pair was tabled before he hit the rail just before the break.
Pavlichek, who was down to just 9,500 chips not long ago, is now up around 100,000.
We caught up with Jameson Painter facing off against one opponent on a flop of 
. Painter was on the button and action had checked to him. He bet 3,000 and his opponent called.
The turn was the 
and both players checked to see the 
on the river. Painter's opponent bet 8,000 and Painter decided to reraise, making it 35,000 to call. Painter's opponent frustratedly flicked his cards into Painter's bet, folding, and Painter took down the pot, adding to his growing stack here on day 2.
The action was folded to the cutoff who raised to 2,800 and Nick Schulman called from the button. The flop came 
and the cutoff led out for 3,000. Schulman called and the 
landed on the turn.
The cutoff checked and Schulman bet 4,500. His opponent called and the river brought the 
. The cutoff led out for 8,000 and Schulman thought for a couple minutes. He eventually decided to fold as he shook his head about the ace on the river.
With about 25,000 chips in the middle, the completed board read 
and recent bracelet winner Sebastian Langrock was heads up against a player in middle position. He checked and his opponent checked behind. Langrock flipped over 
but his opponent tabled 
and took the pot, having paired his ace on the flop.
Joining the action on the 
turn, Pierre Neuville checked out of the big blind and Chris DeMaci bet 8,700 on the button. Neuville tossed in two T-5,000 chips for the call and checked again the 
turn. DeMaci clarified that the Belgian had checked and did so as well to see Neuville turn over 
for trips queens.
That was good enough to win the pot, as DeMaci mucked.
Following a limp from early position, Steven van Zadelhoff raised to 3,600.
With the action on Richard Seymour in the cutoff, he three-bet to 11,300.
The blinds folded, as did the limper, and van Zadelhoff folded too to see Seymour collect the pot.
Sam Grafton opened with a raise to 2,200. Next to act was Doug Polk who put in a three bet to 6,800. Jason Funke flatted on the button and Grafton called as well, taking the three players to a flop.
On the 
flop, action checked all the way around. The turn was the and Grafton and Polk both checked over to Funke. Funke put out a big bet of 14,000 and Grafton got out of the way while Polk called.
On the 
river, Polk checked again. Funke fired a bet of 23,000. Polk dropped into the tank and let out a couple of groans.
"I just wanted to pick on Sam," Polk said. Eventually Polk called and Funke showed 
for a missed flush draw and ace high while Polk had the best hand with 
and he took down the pot.
A player in early position raised to 2,500, the next player to act called, Luigi Knoppers called from middle position, as did Barry Shulman, the button called, and the big blind also called.
Six players saw a flop of 
and they all checked.
The turn brought the and action checked to Shulman. He bet 9,000, the button called, and everyone else folded.
The river was the and Shulman checked. The button bet 13,000 and Shulman mucked.
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