With a substantial pot of about 30,000 already brewing, the completed board read and Owen Crowe had already committed 18,000 of his chips from middle position. The small blind shoved, putting Crowe to a decision for the remainder of his stack, which was approximately 56,000.

Crowe went into the tank for several minutes and muttered an expletive or two before he ultimately called. The small blind instantly tabled for nines full of aces and a visibly upset Crowe forcefully threw his cards into the muck.

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Owen Crowe - 15th place Amir Lehavot opened under the gun for 26,000 and received a call from Owen Crowe in the hijack. Tommy Vinas then made it 81,000 to go from the button, Lehavot folded, and Crowe popped it to 281,000. As Day 2 progressed, the field was gradually reduced to eleven contenders but it was Canadian player Owen Crowe who completed the day as a chip leader. Poker pro Adam Miller who lead at the end of Day 1A and Kristy Arnett who emerged as a chip leader at the end of Day 1B also made the cut and will return to combat for the champion title at Day 3.