Day two has ended with just 40 players remaining. Play will pick back up again tomorrow at noon when the field will be narrowed to 27. Official chip counts have been posted. Stay tuned to Cardplayer.com for live updates, photos, chip counts and videos from the event.

Following a flop of 887, Chad Layne checks. John D'Agostino bets $10,000 and Layne calls. The turn is the K and both players check to see the river. The river card is the K and Layne checks to D'Agostino. D'Agostino bets $40,000 and eventually Layne makes the call. D'Agostino turns over KQ and Layne mucks his cards into the middle. D'Agostino now has $285,000.

Hamby made the second nut straight against the nut straight and lost a significant amount chips. 

After a raise by Reese to $21,000 his opponent put him all-in for over $85,000.  Reese calls and turns over 99 while his opponent has 66.  The board comes QJ3A8 and Reese now has about $195,000.

Players have become noticeably more fatigued, and play seems to have become less aggressive.  There has been talk from some players about making into day three instead of chipping up in day two.

John D'Agostino picks up QQ gets it all in pre-flop with an opponent holding 77 for approximatley a $50,000 chip pot.  After the board comes 299610 D'Agostino scoops the pot and now sits at over $210,000.

With a flop of Q97, Steve Sung checks to Phil Ivey. Ivey bets out $15,000 and John D'Agostino folds. Sung makes the call and the turn is the 6. Sung again checks to Ivey who responds by betting $30,000. Sung makes the call and the river is the 3. Sung checks to Ivey who pushes all in. Sung deliberates for several moments before making the call. Ivey shows KQ and Sung mucks his hand. Ivey now has $260,000 and Sung is left with $12,000.

Shannon Shorr raises from early position to $9,000 early in the $1,500 - $3,000 blind level.  Froehlich, sitting directly next to Shorr raises all in for $75,000.  Jeff Blenkarn calls the all in from the button and Shorr eventually folds.  Froehlich turns over JJ and Blenkarn turns over AK.  Froehlich doubles up after the board comes Q8927.  Froehlich now has about $160,000.

Jared Hamby makes it $8,000 to go with K-K, another player flat calls and John Esposito moves all in for around $30,000.  Hamby moves all in as well and the other player folds Q-Q face up.  Esposito tables A-A, Hamby fails to improve and Esposito now has over $65,000.