Lisandro Busts Short Stack
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Jeff Lisandro and his super-short-stacked opponent got it in preflop.
Lisandro:
Mr Opponent:
Board:
Mr Opponent heads for the rail, and Lisandro is sitting pretty on 40,000.
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 10 - $2,500 Omaha/Seven Card Stud Hi-Low-8 or Better
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2008 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$2,500
Entries
388
Level
24
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Jeff Lisandro and his super-short-stacked opponent got it in preflop.
Lisandro:
Mr Opponent:
Board:
Mr Opponent heads for the rail, and Lisandro is sitting pretty on 40,000.
Appleman Falls
Our latest casualty is Mickey Appleman, who couldn't beat either the eight-low of John Racener or the aces of Scott Clements, and is now heading out of the Amazon Room.
Suits You, Sir
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Miami Nice
Raymer Busts
Hoyt Corkins raised from the button, and small blind Greg Raymer, now incredibly short, called all in. Ming Reslock in the big blind also called.
Corkins and Reslock checked down the
board, at the end of which Reslock mucked, Raymer turned over 
, and Corkins flipped 
to take the lot.Raymer is OUT.
Cunningham as a Fox
The question was posed in the shout box as to his current existence in this event, and I can report that Allen Cunningham is indeed still in, having just eliminated an all-in opponent and three-quartered Ethan Werner in one fell swoop.
With the board reading
, Werner bet 3,000, Cunningham called, and a third player called all in.A
river led to another bet of 3,000 from Werner, which was re-raised to 6,000 by Cunningham. Werner made the call, albeit reluctantly and with a sigh, and revealed
for the nut low. However, Cunningham flipped 
to share the low, but scoop the high with a turned straight. The third player mucked.
Benson Unearthed
Cohen Claude Some Chips Back
Claude Cohen, one of the few Frenchmen to win a bracelet (in the 1997 $1,500 Omaha Limit event), has been a fairly small stack all day, but has just virtually doubled up to 18,000 through Farzad Rouhani.
Rouhani, who has been up and down all day, called Cohen on every street with
up. Cohen was showing 
and on seventh street, when he threw his last 1,800 in, Rouhani finally folded, showing a pair of Queens.
No Cheese for Pizzaman
Changing of the Guards
Meanwhile, just two seats to the left of Pappas is Italian pro and WSOPE bracelet winner Dario Alioto, currently struggling with a paltry 10,000 in chips.