Day 2 completed
Posted 06-18-2010 03:04 GMT-7 by thkcduckworth
Event #30: $1,500 No-Limit Hold’em
Day 2 completed
Chip Leader Christopher Gonzales
After twelve hours of play and more than 200 hundred eliminations, play has ended in Event #30: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em!
After a lengthy bubble which Dale Henderson would rather forget, action was fast paced as we saw elimination after elimination with Pieter De Korker (226th), Daniel Suied (175th), Nam Le (151st), Steve Gross (137th), Darryll Fish (109th), Adam Levy (98th), Dan Kelly (33rd) and Carlos Mortensen (23rd) all hitting the rail.
Twenty-one players are returning tomorrow with Christopher Gonzales leading the field into day three with an amassed 1,315,000 in chips. Snapping at his heels are Martin Jacobson (1,098,000) and Christopher Kastler (1,097,000) who are the only other two players over one million in chips.
Neil Channing (461,000) is looking for his second final table of the series while Jean Gaspard (413,000) and David Sands (346,000) are two others that will looking at capturing the Event #30 gold bracelet and $581,851 first prize!
Make sure to join PokerNews tomorrow as we provide continuous live updates from 3:00 pm PST of every rivered flush, turned straight and flopped set live from the 2010 World Series of Poker and Event #30!
The Tournament Director has just announced that there will be five more hands of play for the night!
With 95,000 already in the pot, the flop was spread 
. Carlos Mortensen fired a 120,000 chip-bet on the button and Christopher Kastler announced re-raise all in.
Mortensen tanked for almost eight minutes, the clock was called and Mortensen eventually folded.
Mortensen slipped to 310,000 and Kastler now has 940,000 chips.
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Carlos Mortensen, Christopher Kastler.
to see McKay sent to the rail in 22nd place while O'Brien climbs to 600,000 in chips.
gave Mortensen the 23rd place in this tournament. Channing moved up to 475,000 chips.
put Queen in the lead and would leave Langen needing to catch an ace or running cards for a straight to stay alive.
on the turn cut down Langen's backdoor outs, and when the 
Mike Ellis
