Froste Triples Through Bounty Dynamic (D2)

Benjamin Harris and Trevor Doughty are battling over bounty chips and Juan Froste profited from it.

Harris has six bounty chips and Doughty has seven. If either of them gets to the final table with the most bounty chips, they receive the bounty prize of $15,600. It's an interesting game within a game that is developing.

Juan Froste doesn't have extra bounty chips but he did get a triple up.

On blinds of 10,000/20,000/20,000, Froste went all-in for 175,000 over Doughty's early position open. Harris and Doughty have extra incentive to win Froste's bounty and prevent the other from doing so. They both called.

With 575,000 in the middle and a dry side pot, the flop came 9♦7♥6♣. Action checked through.

The board paired itself with the 9♣ on the turn. Doughty led out for 125,000 and Harris called.

The 6♠ completed the board on the river. Doughty checked and Harris checked behind. Doughty tabled T♠T♣ which took down the side pot against Harris' 8♠8♣.

Froste's A♥A♣ was good for everything in the middle. The entire table pointed out that it was a dream spot for him. Harris and Doughty could've called much wider because of their bounty incentives, but everyone had a hand. Froste had the best one.

32 players remain. There will be a redraw at 27 players. 

Day Two Payouts
Bounty: $15,600
1st: $21,160
2nd: $15,120
3rd: $10,200
4th: $6,960
5th: $5,100
6th: $3,960
7th: $3,300
8th: $2,740
9th: $2,260
Next payout
28th-36th: $670
75 places were paid on Day Two with $400 as the min cash.
Day One payouts totaled $15,200 ($360 and $340).
7 $1,000 double bag bonuses were paid.