Leonard Sande got the rest of his short-stack all in against Manan Bhandari.
Leonard Sande: 
Manan Bhandari: 
Sande was in a good position for the double-up before the board ran out 
. Bhandari hit a pair of kings on the flop and turned a queen to make two pair. The river was no help to Sande, who was eliminated.
Joseph Cheong was out of position in a heads-up pot against Tim Vanloo and called a bet on the flop of 
. Cheong then led out on the turn and his opponent called.
Cheong moved all-in for around 280,000 on the 
river and Vanloo quickly called.
"Ten-eight," Cheong said and showed a straight with 
.
"King-ten," Vanloo responded before showing the nut straight with 
and scooping the pot.
Level: 20
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 16,000
Players are on their first 15-minute break of Day 2 after completing two 60-minute levels.
With the board reading 
and already around 500,000 in the pot, Alexander Yen bet 500,000 and sent Ryan Gibson into the tank.
"Sick hand," Gibson said as he pondered the decision for several minutes extending into the break. "Do you always have to have it?"
At different times, Gibson grabbed his cards as if about to muck and cut out the chips to call. Finally, after about eight minutes, he called.
"Queen-high flush," he announced. But Yen had him beat with 
for an ace-high flush to take the massive pot and the tournament chip lead.
Karen Sarkisyan in the small blind saw a flop of 
in a three-way pot with over 500,000 already in the middle.
Sarkisyan led out with a bet of 400,000 on the flop and both opponents folded, sending a nice-sized pot to Sarkisyan without any showdown necessary.
Jonathan Therme, Tim Vanloo, and Joseph Cheong went to a flop of . Cheong checked, Therme bet, and both opponents called.
All three players checked the turn. On the 
, action checked to Therme who bet 240,000. Vanloo considered the decision for several minutes before folding. Cheong quickly mucked his hand to award the pot to Therme.
Thida Lin on the button went all-in preflop for around 80,000 and got a call from Jungwoong Park in the small blind.
Thida Lin:
Jungwoong Park: 
Lin had outs to a king-high flush when the flop came out 
but couldn't get there as the 
turn and 
river completed the board.
The hand marked the end of another deep run by Lin, who finished second in Event #30: $1,000 Pot-Limit Omaha in 2019.
Picking up the action on a flop of , Shawn Vance bet 117,000 and called when his opponent raised to put him all-in.
Shawn Vance: 
Opponent: 
Vance and his opponent joked about running it twice before the board ran out 
and Vance was eliminated when his opponent made the better flush.
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