Started 8th Jun, 2008

2008 World Series of Poker

Event 16 - $2,000 Omaha Hi/Lo | Day 2

Number of players - 553
  • Event 16 - $2,000 Omaha Hi/Lo
    Day 2 completed
  • Tue Jun 10 2008 05:29 PST | Posted by hintze
    Soheil Shamseddin finished Day 2 with the lead
    Soheil Shamseddin finished Day 2 with the lead

    Official End-of-day Chip Counts Released

    After a long Day 2 of play that saw the field whittled only as far as the final 18 players, the WSOP has now verified the players' chip counts for the final two tables on Tuesday.

    Action will resume at 3pm PDT and it may be another long session before the winner is decided. Soheil Shamseddin sits at the top of a very tightly packed leaderboard with 243,000 in chips, but 10 of the remaining 18 have at least 119,000 in chips to start Day 3 play.

    The complete standings:

    Soheil Shamseddin 243,000
    Andrew Brown 234,000
    Scott Clements 228,000
    Ted Forrest 204,000
    Ralph Rudd 184,000

    Allan Enciso 182,000
    Ralph Perry 160,000
    Lee Grove 132,000
    Mallory Smith 125,000
    Michael Sohayegh 119,000

    Jose Paz 86,000
    Kia Hooshmand 83,000
    Joe Aronesty 72,000
    James Richburg 66,000
    Michael Reed 46,000

    Pat Poels 44,000
    Jimmy Fricke 33,000
    Jim Pechac 2,000

  • Tue Jun 10 2008 03:19 PST | Posted by donpeters

    Day 2 Has Ended, Play Resumes Tomorrow at 3 p.m.

    It's been a long one. Out of the 553 players to enter the omaha tournament, 169 began play on day two. We're down to the final 18 players. Play was scheduled to last until there were only nine players remaining, but a tournament staff decision changed that and we ended play at 3:00 a.m. local time.

    Soheil Shamseddin bagged up 243,000 chips and will start play tomorrow as the chip leader. Andrew Brown is in a close second place with 234,000 chips. Jim Pechac was down to a single 1,000 chip, but was able to double that up to two chips just before the end of the night. He'll come in tomorrow with a ton of work cut out for him.

    Play will begin tomorrow at 3 p.m. local time. See you all there.

  • Tue Jun 10 2008 03:00 PST | Posted by Reporter

    Final Two Table Chip Counts

    Table 46:
    Seat 1: Michael Sohayegh - 119,000
    Seat 2: Ralph Rudd - 184,000
    Seat 3: Mallory Smith - 125,000
    Seat 4: Andrew Brown - 234,000
    Seat 5: Jim Pechac - 2,000
    Seat 6: Pat Poels - 49,000
    Seat 7: Allen Enciso - 182,000
    Seat 8: Lee Grove - 132,000
    Seat 9: Kia Hooshmand - 55,000*

    Table 47:
    Seat 1: Scott Clements - 228,000
    Seat 2: Jimmy Fricke - 33,000
    Seat 3: Joe Aronesty - 72,000
    Seat 4: Ralph Perry - 160,000
    Seat 5: Ted Forrest - 204,000
    Seat 6: James Richburg - 66,000
    Seat 7: Jose Paz - 86,000
    Seat 8: Michael Reed - 46,000
    Seat 9: Soheil Shamseddin - 243,000

    *unofficial

  • Tue Jun 10 2008 02:50 PST | Posted by donpeters

    The Final 18

    Table 46:
    Seat 1: Michael Sohayegh
    Seat 2: Ralph Rudd
    Seat 3: Mallory Smith
    Seat 4: Andrew Brown
    Seat 5: Jim Pechac
    Seat 6: Pat Poels
    Seat 7: Allen Enciso
    Seat 8: Lee Grove
    Seat 9: Kia Hooshmand

    Table 47:
    Seat 1: Scott Clements
    Seat 2: Jimmy Fricke
    Seat 3: Joe Aronesty
    Seat 4: Ralph Perry
    Seat 5: Ted Forrest
    Seat 6: James Richburg
    Seat 7: Jose Paz
    Seat 8: Michael Reed
    Seat 9: Soheil Shamseddin

  • Tue Jun 10 2008 02:50 PST | Posted by donpeters

    Recent Eliminations and Payouts

    Places 19-27 were as follows:

    19. Shirley Rosario ( $6,541)
    20. William Sheppard ( $6,541)
    21. Robert Oxenberg ( $6,541)
    22. Cam McKinley ( $6,541)
    23. Kevin Petersen ( $6,541)
    24. Josh Arieh ( $6,541)
    25. Ryan Carey ( $6,541)
    26. Dave Stann ( $6,541)
    27. Hilbert Shirey ( $6,541)

  • Tue Jun 10 2008 02:45 PST | Posted by donpeters

    Cards Back In The Air

    Players will finish out this level and then go home for the evening.

  • Tue Jun 10 2008 02:36 PST | Posted by donpeters

    Controversy At The Break

    Out of the blue, the tournament staff has decided to cut today's play at 3:00 AM local time. The players then took a vote to take a 20-minute break and the majority voted yes on it. After the break, players will be playing another 15 or so minutes before play ends. Jimmy Fricke didn't really see the point in taking a break and coming back for only 15 minutes. Scott Clements on the other hand, doesn't even want to stop play early. He'd rather play to the final nine as scheduled.

  • Tue Jun 10 2008 02:22 PST | Posted by Reporter

    We're on a Break

    The players will take a 20-minute break as they move down to two tables.

  • Tue Jun 10 2008 02:22 PST | Posted by Reporter

    Last Woman Eliminated

    Shirley Rosario reraised the rest of her chips after a flop of {5-Spades}{q-Clubs}{8-Hearts} against Jose Paz.

    Paz had the {a-Diamonds}{a-Clubs}{3-Clubs}{7-Clubs} and Rosario showed {a-Hearts}{5-Clubs}{j-Clubs}{9-Hearts}.

    The turn was the {3-Diamonds} and the river was the {2-Diamonds} and Rosario is out.

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