Justin Colon open-shoved from early position for 150,000 and Lawrence Rodriguez called from the next seat over. The rest of the table got out of the way and action was heads up with Colon at risk.

Justin Colon:
Lawrence Rodriguez:

The board ran out and Colon hit a set of eights on the river to double through Colon's pair of kings.

Justin Colon	340,000	140,000
Lawrence Rodriguez	140,000	140,000

Action has slowed down as the final 24 players vie for 15 spots in tomorrow's Day 2 finale. They've now stepped out for a 15-minute break.

Tony Theissen raised to 30,000 from under the gun and Eugene Iovine called from two seats over. Rich Ellis called from the small blind and action was three-handed.

The flop was and Theissen shoved. Iovine shoved next with more and Ellis got out of the way.

Tony Theissen:
Eugene Iovine:

The turn and river were and Iovine had a set of nines to knock Theissen out of the tournament. There are now 18 players left.

Eugene Iovine	415,000	160,000
Tony Theissen	0	-188,000

Action was heads up with over 60,000 in the pot and on the flop when Tony Theissen jammed his last 60,000 into the middle. Jan Scotto called quickly and the cards were turned up.

Tony Theissen:
Jan Scotto:

The turn and river ran out and Theissen made the jack-high flush to double through Scotto.

Meanwhile, Justin Colon recently doubled up with at the same table.

Justin Colon	200,000	60,000
Tony Theissen	188,000	188,000
Jan Scotto	110,000	-90,000

Matthew McGuire raised to 20,000 from under the gun and a player in the small blind shoved for a total of 60,000. McGuire agonized for a moment before he put out the chips to call.

Opponent:
Matthew McGuire:

The board ran out and the eights held to secure the elimination for McGuire.

Matthew McGuire

300,000

95,000

Jeffrey Weinberg was all in for 107,000 and Jim Trappen put him at risk.

Jeffrey Weinberg:
Jim Trappen:

The board ran out .

"In the window," said Weinberg as he excitedly counted out his chips for the double with flopped set of fives.

Jim Trappen	245,000
Jeffrey Weinberg	225,000	110,000

Jan Scotto was seen bringing in a bit pot after doubling through Gregg Bloom.

Bloom's hand was mucked and Scotto had showing. The board ran out and Scotto held on with jacks to jump to the 200,000 mark.

Gregg Bloom	420,000	-125,000
Jan Scotto	200,000	106,000

Action has slowed down as the final 24 players vie for 15 spots in tomorrow's Day 2 finale. They've now stepped out for a 15-minute break.

Action was heads up with over 60,000 in the pot and on the flop when Tony Theissen jammed his last 60,000 into the middle. Jan Scotto called quickly and the cards were turned up.

Tony Theissen:
Jan Scotto:

The turn and river ran out and Theissen made the jack-high flush to double through Scotto.

Meanwhile, Justin Colon recently doubled up with at the same table.

Justin Colon	200,000	60,000
Tony Theissen	188,000	188,000
Jan Scotto	110,000	-90,000

Rick Mendelson jammed 21,000 from the cutoff and Gregg Bloom looked him up from the big blind.

Rick Mendelson:
Gregg Bloom:

The board ran out and Bloom flopped a pair of aces to crack the kings of Mendelson.

Gregg Bloom	450,000	135,000
Rick Mendelson	0	-47,500

Ronald Kaepernick got his last 46,000 into the middle and Ellen Schirmer went all in from the next seat over with more. The rest of the table got out of the way and action was heads up with Kaepernick at risk.

Ronald Kaepernick:
Ellen Schirmer:

The board ran out and the queens held to bust Kaepernick from the tournament.

Jeffrey Weinberg was all in for 107,000 and Jim Trappen put him at risk.

Jeffrey Weinberg:
Jim Trappen:

The board ran out .

"In the window," said Weinberg as he excitedly counted out his chips for the double with flopped set of fives.

Jim Trappen	245,000
Jeffrey Weinberg	225,000	110,000