2nd Place - James Snyder - $27,199


James Snyder moves all in on the flop and John Schray - having Snyder covered snap-calls the Kc Kc Kc flop.

Snyder shows Kc Kc, moving in with a flush draw.
Schray shows Kc Kc for middle pair and the better flush draw.

The Kc turn gives Schray two pair and Snyder is only drawing to the remaining Jacks in the deck.

A flush for both, Kc, Schray has the better flush and eliminates Snyder in second place.

Snyder cashes for $27,199.

Snyder was the shortstack to start the final table, doubled up on the very first hand and found his way to the #TopStack for a while at today's FT.

-- Dan Ross
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