Anton Wigg had his 130,000 stack in the middle from under the gun and he was at risk to Oliver Price.
Anton Wigg: 
Oliver Price: 
Wigg had three immediate outs and found one of them on the 
flop. The 
was of no help to Price and Wigg secured the double up following the 
river.
As that hand finished, Norbert Szecsi was seen leaving the tournament area.
The final 39 players have returned to their seats to play out the rest of Day 2. Today's proceedings will come to a close upon the completion of Level 18.
For the surviving players, they will return to the PokerGO Studio at 12 p.m. PT on Saturday, June 25 to play out Day 3.
Level: 17
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
BetMGM Poker qualifier Jonathan Lessin was seen exiting the tournament room just before the break was called, indicating he had bust from the event.
The 39 remaining players are now on a 15-minute break.
Jeremy Saderne moved all in from under the gun with less than a big blind and Shankar Pillai raised to get the hand heads-up.
"F*** you, Shankar!" yelled Jake Schwartz in friendly banter. "Look at this freak show!"
As Saderne and Pillai waited for hands to finish on the other tables, Schwartz redirected his banter to Isaac Kempton, who recently busted Fabian Gumz.
"By the way, f*** you! That was my horse you just busted!" Schwartz told Kempton, who merely shrugged.
The cards were then flipped on their backs to reveal Saderne holding 
to be ahead of the 
of Pillai. Saderne looked to be safe from bubbling on the 
board, but the 
on the river gave Pillai the best hand to eliminate Saderne on the money bubble.
"Oh, Shank. You asshole!" Schwartz yelled in his continued tirade.
Action was caught on the turn with the board reading 
.
Norbert Szecsi bet 72,000 from early position and was called by Ankush Mandavia from the cutoff.
On the 
turn, Szecsi moved all in as the covering stack. Despite being on the stone bubble, Mandavia quickly called off his 220,000 stack.
Szecsi just had a pair of sevens with his 
while Mandavia turned two pair, aces and kings, with his 
.
Picking up the action on the turn on a board reading 
, Fabian Gumz led out with a bet and Isaac Kempton raised to 85,000. Gumz used up a time bank before calling.
Gumz checked on the 
river and Kempton moved all-in with Gumz significantly covered. Gumz let out a sigh and shuffled a handful of chips as he thought through his decision. Eventually, he called with his remaining stack of around 260,000.
Kempton tabled 
for a flopped set and Gumz nodded in defeat as he left the tournament area just two players away from the money.
Despite the all in and call, the dealer never exposed Gumz' hand.
Paul Hoefer opened to 16,000 from early position and was called by Duff Charette and David Eldridge from middle position and the cutoff, respectively.
Action checked through on the 
flop to the turn. Charette took the lead and bet 27,000. Only Eldridge called.
Both players checked the 
river and Charette scooped in the pot thanks to his 
.
button in Safari
