Main Event (45,000 PHILIPPINE PESO)

Chip leader Tomoya Kakihara of Japan raises to 16,000 from the HJ and gets two callers in American Ronald Lane in the CO and fellow Japanese player Yoshifumi Sasaki on the D.

The flop comes 8♠ A♠ 4♥ . Kakihara makes a CBet to 20,000 and Lane announces that he is all-in for 107,000. Yoshifumi folds and Kakihara snap calls the American.

Lane turns over 6♥ 6♣ while Kakihara shows A♣ 8♥ for top two pairs on the flop.

The next two cards are the Q♥ and the 5♥ as the American is busted out and Kakihara becomes the first player to hit holdings of seven figures.

When the action got folded to the Button of Masanori Ishihara, the Japanese player puts in a raise to 16,000. At the BB, American Ronald Lane re-raises all-in for 327,000 covering Ishihara, who makes the call.

Lane shows K♥ Q♥ while Ishihara tables Q♦ Q♠ .

The first three community cards gives the lead to Lane: 6♣ K♦ 4♥ .

The turn is the 5♦ but the river brings the case card that Ishihara needed for the mircle: Q♣

The one-outer severely dents Lane while Ishihara now creeps up on the big stacks.

Nearing Day 2's first break, the action shifts to Japan's Masanori Ishihara as he raises from the CO to 12,000. Fellow Japanese player Tomoya Kakihara re-pops it 25,000 as Ronald Lane of the United States makes the call from the BB. Ishihara 4-bets to 100,000. This time, the blinds opt to just call.

The flop comes 9♥ 9♦ 7♠ as all check.

The turn is the 3♠ and Kakihara leads out for 75,000.

Lane ends up burning two of his five allotted time bank cards to ponder his decision, but ultimately decides to fold. Ishihara follows suit.

With that pot, Kakihara is now the new Main Event chip leader.

Meet the 38 players who advanced to Day 2

American Ronald Lane makes a raise from UTG for 15,000 and gets called by two Filipinos in Manuel Geronimo from the Button and Edwin de la Cruz in the BB.

The flop comes 2♠ 2♦ 9♣ as de la Cruz checks. Lane CBets to 30,000 making Geronimo fold. De la Cruz ships his remaining 20,000 in the middle for his tournament life.

Lane shows T♥ T♦ with a dismayed de la Cruz turning over K♠ 9♠ for top pair on the flop.

Needing a king, a nine or running cards to make a flush, the poker gods didn't hear his plea and instead rolled out the 5♥ and the 4♣ busting Filipino just short of Day 2.

Daryl Galang of the Philippines raises from the CO to 1,600 and gets a call from the SB of American Ronald Lane.

The flop is 9♣ 9♥ T♣ . Lane checks and Galang CBets to 1,600. Lane calls.

The turn is the Q♠ as Lane checks again and Galang fires again, this time for 4,500. Lane calls anew.

The river is the 5♥. Lane checks a third time and Galang blasts 13,000 into the middle. Lane still calls.

The Filipino tables K♠ K♥ as Lane mucks.