David Rose moved all in from under the gun for 97,000 and John Germano found the call from the small blind. Both players revealed their holdings.

David Rose:
John Germano:

The board ran out as Rose was sent to the rail.

John Germano	647,000	0
David Rose	0	0

James Emerson moved all in from the cutoff for 82,000. Albert Harris called from the small blind and both players revealed their hands.

James Emerson:
Albert Harris:

The board ran out for Emerson to find the double.

Albert Harris	659,000	-14,000
James Emerson	176,000	-125,000

Tracy Maynard-Harris moved all in from the small blind for for 90,000. Robert Beland made the call in the big blind and both players revealed their holdings.

Tracy Maynard-Harris:
Robert Beland:

The flop immediately favoured Maynard-Harris as it came the . The that completed the board changed nothing for her top pair to hold.

Tracy Maynard-Harris	203,000	64,000
Robert Beland	39,000	-63,000

Kevin Cronin moved all in for 100,000 from the cutoff. Cathryn Brown called from the small blind and both players revealed their hands.

Kevin Cronin:
Cathryn Brown:

Brown's pocket pair prevailed as the board ran out .

Cathryn Brown	335,000	105,000
Kevin Cronin	0	-356,000

Cathryn Brown called from the button and Lena Soluri moved all in for 41,000. Brown made the call and both players revealed their holdings.

Lena Soluri:
Cathryn Brown:

The board ran out to give Soluri the pot.

Cathryn Brown	230,000	-178,000
Lena Soluri	90,000	9,000

Blinds 6,000/12,000 with a 12,000 ante

Kenny Goff raised to 35,000 from the button and Gerald McKinney Jr. defended his big blind.

The flop came [qs4dh5d] and both players were quick to check. The turn was the and Goff led out for 25,000. McKinney Jr. made the call.

After the river came the , Goff blasted for 75,000. McKinney Jr. called and revealed to best Goff's .

Gerald McKinney Jr.	917,000	189,000
Kenny Goff	220,000	-74,000

Blinds 6,000/12,000 with a 12,000 ante

Robert Beland moved all in for 72,000 from middle position.

The remaining players folded around for him to take the pot uncontested

Robert Beland

102,000

-14,000

Day 2 has officially started as play continues down to a winner.

Two electric days of poker at the Bar Poker Open Florida World Championship have led to this.

Just 40 players remain from the 396 that began the weekend, with Vince Buffone of Brampton, Ontario leading the way with 790,000 chips.

Although Buffone begins the day as the overall chip leader at 11:15 a.m. ET, his 69 big blind stack is far from secure given the rising blinds and shallower stacks depths.

There should be plenty of rapid carnage in the Palm Beach Kennel Club tournament room, as more than half the returning field has less than 20 big blinds, while 8 players come into play with ten or less.

The last player standing will be rewarded with $30,000 for their efforts with the prize pool total coming out to $114,550.

Day 2 Top Ten Chip Counts

Play resumes with 17:45 remaining in Level 18 at blinds of 6,000/12,000 with a 12,000 big blind ante with blinds increasing every 30 minutes for the following levels.

Get ready for the excitement and stay with PokerNews for all the updates from West Palm Beach as the Bar Poker Open Florida World Championship reaches its thrilling conclusion.