Main Event
Day 2 Started
2010-11 World Series of Poker Circuit - Harveys Lake Tahoe
Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010-11 World Series of Poker Circuit - Harveys Lake Tahoe
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$354,240
Entries
246
Level
29
Blinds
25,000 / 50,000
Ante
5,000
Day 2 Table and Seat Draw
Table 29
Seat 1: Stephen Brown - 305400
Seat 2: Erkut Yilmaz - 119900
Seat 3: Anthony Winters - 127200
Seat 4: John Mcneilly - 135200
Seat 5: Jerry Sauers - 79500
Seat 6: Jeffery Bond - 72400
Seat 7: Joseph Mongkoluaaree - 74100
Seat 8: Stanley Quinn - 67800
Seat 9: Leroy Patitz - 154400
Table 30
Seat 1: John Deng - 61600
Seat 2: Reymundo Ozuna - 111600
Seat 3: Jason Moe - 96400
Seat 4: Ned Mantua - 89900
Seat 5: Stanley Gresham - 67200
Seat 6: Zack Gilbert - 47500
Seat 7: Finis Horta - 49600
Seat 8: Damjan Radanov - 31500
Seat 9: Kenneth Churchill - 62300
Table 31
Seat 1: Leonard Swisher - 62800
Seat 2: Kenneth Wold - 77400
Seat 3: Daniel Black - 329500
Seat 4: Andrew Barber - 78200
Seat 5: John Miner - 283900
Seat 6: Michael Breiling - 46300
Seat 7: Dustin Leary - 195500
Seat 8: Chirag Patel - 52700
Seat 9: Donna Jetter - 144900
Table 32
Seat 1: Russell Boyker - 39400
Seat 2: Loren Cloninger - 75600
Seat 3: Drew Caseri - 109800
Seat 4: Michael Traylor - 104000
Seat 5: Shirley Chou - 93400
Seat 6: Grantland Hillman - 136300
Seat 7: George Saca - 127700
Seat 8: Arthur Copperthite - 96900
Seat 9: Biagio Cavallini - 49000
Table 33
Seat 1: Archie Raimer - 81700
Seat 2: Jeremy Larson - 112100
Seat 3: George Reese - 155500
Seat 4: Arthur Molloy - 22500
Seat 5: Erle Mankin - 92200
Seat 6: Kevin Fleming - 81500
Seat 7: Tommy Hoard - 62800
Seat 8: John Cline - 41700
Seat 9: --empty--
Table 34
Seat 1: Richard Peterson - 33200
Seat 2: Gary Isaacson - 33200
Seat 3: Ray Martin - 60800
Seat 4: Jason Stern - 67500
Seat 5: Tom Masinter - 34100
Seat 6: Antonio Gutierrez - 22400
Seat 7: --empty--
Seat 8: Jeffrey Lennon - 180000
Seat 9: --empty--
Day 2 Coming Up
It's almost that time again. Twelve o'clock is approaching and that marks the start of Day 2 of the WSOP Circuit Main Event here at Harvey's Lake Tahoe. Yesterday's first day of play saw 246 entrants come out for the big one and when it was all said and done, only 51 of them were left standing.
Leading those 51 remaining is Dan Black from Cloverdale, California. Black amassed a ton of chips on Day 1. He gathered up over 16 times what he started with, finishing out the day with 329,500 in chips. Only one other player is over 300,000 and that's Steve Brown with 305,400. Behind him is John Miner who bagged up 283,900. Those three are the only three players to build to over 200,000.
The money line is set at 27 players and the bubble should burst within the first few levels of today, which have been increased to 60 minutes from yesterday's 40-minute levels.
Play kicks off at 12:00 PM PST and will go into a final table is reached. Stick around for the action right here on PokerNews.
Level: 17
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 500
Shuffle Up And Deal!
After some brief announcements, the cards are in the air for Day 2!
Sauers Picks One Up
On the flop of 
, Steve Brown and Erkut Yilmaz checked to Jerry Sauers. Sauers bet 5,000 and only Yilmaz made the call to see the 
fall on the turn. Yilmaz led the turn with a bet of 11,900. Sauers raised to 25,900 and won the pot.
Yilmaz was knocked back to 90,000 while Sauers improved to 105,000.
Miner Shows Aces After Big Reraise
Dan Black opened with a raise from the cutoff seat to 16,500. That's a pretty big raise for starting Day 2 at 1,200/2,400. John Miner was in the small blind and reraised to 56,000, another big amount of chips put into the middle. Action folded back to Black and he also gave it up. Miner showed the 
.
Chou Bites One Off
Biagio Cavallini was all in against Shirley Chou. Cavallini held the 
, but was behind the 
for Chou.
The board ran out 
and Cavallini was eliminated.
Early Eliminations
Jeff Bond, Gary Isaacson, Antonio Gutierrez, and Russel Boyker have all hit the rail here in the first level of play.
Quinn Doubles Through Brown
Stanley Quinn just doubled up with a set of eights on the board of 
versus Steve Brown. We're unsure of when the money went in, but it was for a good amount of chips. Brown was knocked back to 210,000 while Quinn doubled to 130,000.