Welcome Back for Day 2
Leading the way is Dan Casetta. Although he may be relatively unknown, Casetta has over $234,000 in live winnings and also a six-figure score after winning the 11th Annual Battle of the Bay for $100,000. He comes into the day with 168,700. Nipping at his heels are Randy Dorfman (153,800), Matt Stout (141,500) and Randal Flowers (134,700).
Layne Flack hasn't been doing much in poker as of late. In fact, he's taken about six months off from tournament poker, but his return looks to be going pretty damn well. Flack controlled each table he was at and if it wasn't for running a full house into Anthony Yeh's higher full house, he might have finished at the top of the board. As it stands, Flack sits eighth in chips with 109,400.
If yesterday's speed of play was any indication of how it will be today, we should be able to easily reach the money. Top prize of nearly $200,000 should keep the players licking their chops.
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and Yeh was first up. He checked and then Robinson checked behind. The turn brought the 
and Yeh fired 3,500. Robinson called.
and Yeh fired 5,500. Robinson mucked and Yeh won the pot., but not before he showed the 
for quad jacks. Nice start to the day for Yeh.
. Action was on Mason first and he fired all in for 22,600. Hinkle was next and folded after getting a count on the all in, but then Yeh made the quick call with a set of threes. Mason had an overpair with pocket tens.
and the river the 
, but neither gave the help to Mason that he needed and he was sent to the rail. Meanwhile, Yeh is pushing about 130,000 now.
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, in bad shape against Taskinsoy's 
bricked the turn. With Taskinsoy still in his seat, the dealer peeled the 
. Lee called with 
nor the river 
was in bad shape against Collingwood's 
. The turn 
gave Collingwood a completely unnecessary set.