Event #12: $1,500 Limit Hold’em
Day 2 Started
2010 World Series of Poker
Event #12: $1,500 Limit Hold’em
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$1,500
Entries
625
Level
26
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Day 2 Table and Seat Draw
Table 308
Seat 1: Darren Shebell
Seat 2: Ted Forrest
Seat 3: Barry Greenstein
Seat 4: Daryl Lark
Seat 5: Alexander Dovzhenko
Seat 6: Ugur Marangoz
Seat 7: Pete Frangos
Seat 8: Georgios Kapalas
Table 309
Seat 1: David Macklin
Seat 2: Kirk Banks
Seat 3: David Baker
Seat 4: Erik Lopez
Seat 5: Tony Nasr
Seat 6: Jason Tam
Seat 7: Marc Ferguson
Seat 8: Donald Sokol
Table 310
Seat 1: Svetlana Gromenkova
Seat 2: Alfred Gattenby
Seat 3: Alex Todd
Seat 4: James Meek
Seat 5: James Buckley
Seat 6: John Juanda
Seat 7: Kyle Ray
Seat 8: Jonathan Tamayo
Seat 9: Paul Schumer
Table 311
Seat 1: Terry Crowe
Seat 2: David Chang
Seat 3: Kenneth Wehrenberg
Seat 4: Matthew Matros
Seat 5: David Gee
Seat 6: Mark Burford
Seat 7: David Warga
Seat 8: Ken Dickenson
Seat 9: Terrence Chan
Table 312
Seat 1: Philip Chong
Seat 2: David Mize
Seat 3: Eugene Matthews
Seat 4: Marco Traniello
Seat 5: Avi Mukherjee
Seat 6: Ilya Sheyn
Seat 7: Alexander Queen
Seat 8: John Mcquinn
Seat 9: Jeff Shulman
Table 313
Seat 1: Daniel Idema
Seat 2: Joshua Geltman
Seat 3: Terri Evanowski
Seat 4: Stephen Murphy
Seat 5: Vincent Vanderfluit
Seat 6: Nicholas Derke
Seat 7: David Williams
Seat 8: Nicholas Muraca
Table 314
Seat 1: James Demartini
Seat 2: Ylon Schwartz
Seat 3: Jim Geary
Seat 4: Eric Rivkin
Seat 5: Sean Deacon
Seat 6: Richard Brendel
Seat 7: Adam Housman
Seat 8: Kurt Maier
Seat 9: Omar Mehmood
Table 315
Seat 1: James Metcalf
Seat 2: Paul Evans
Seat 3: Kenny Hsiung
Seat 5: Malissia Zapata
Seat 6: Jack Clemento
Seat 7: Todd Witteles
Seat 8: Kent Marklund
Seat 9: Matthew Hawrilenko
Table 317
Seat 1: Frank Kassela
Seat 2: Nicholas Sanford
Seat 3: Steven Hustoft
Seat 4: Nicholas Shock
Seat 5: Craig Repoz
Seat 6: Jeffrey Mervis
Seat 7: Dennis Seagle
Seat 8: Vi Price
Table 318
Seat 1: Hiroaki Harada
Seat 2: Kenji Sazanami
Seat 3: Ryan Bambrick
Seat 4: David Cairns
Seat 5: Tran Dean
Seat 6: Marwan Abdelal
Seat 7: Davis Aalvik
Seat 8: Anthony Rivera
Seat 9: Michael Leah
Table 319
Seat 1: Gregory Mcdougall
Seat 2: John Lynch
Seat 3: Kevin Iacofano
Seat 4: Robert Albrecht
Seat 5: William Jensen
Seat 6: Sorel Mizzi
Seat 7: Qinghai Pan
Seat 8: Jason Potter
Seat 9: Michael Miccio
Table 320
Seat 1: Jimmie Julion
Seat 2: Matthew Woodward
Seat 3: Ben Lamb
Seat 4: Brock Parker
Seat 5: Steven Werdehoff
Seat 6: Chris Jackson
Seat 7: Andrew Kerstine
Seat 8: Serena Liu
Seat 9: Chad Brown
Table 321
Seat 1: Jeffrey Neeman
Seat 2: Jeff Duvall
Seat 3: Diego Cordovez
Seat 4: Michael Paonessa
Seat 5: Robert Chow
Seat 6: Patricia Gallagher
Seat 7: Suzan Landrum
Seat 8: Hope Williams
Seat 9: Gavin Sun
Table 322
Seat 1: David Plastik
Seat 2: Jameson Painter
Seat 3: Greg Monaldi
Seat 4: Curt Chase
Seat 5: Darren Woods
Seat 6: Craig Crivello
Seat 7: Thomas Zilahi
Seat 9: Lennart Konst
Table 323
Seat 1: Eric Chang
Seat 2: Michael Dellaripa
Seat 3: Al Riccobono
Seat 4: Jason Janes
Seat 5: Ahmad Abghari
Seat 6: Marc Berens
Seat 7: Amnuey Sri
Seat 8: Ha Pham
Seat 9: Joshua Cooper
Table 324
Seat 1: Mark Gryglik
Seat 2: Phil Ivey
Seat 3: Jerry Dunning
Seat 4: Jason Estock
Seat 5: Michael Schiffman
Seat 6: Ray Henson
Seat 7: Claudie Holland
Seat 8: Odette Tremblay
Seat 9: Larry Thomas
Table 325
Seat 1: Dewey Tomko
Seat 2: Colin Maneval
Seat 3: Derek Wakamiya
Seat 4: Cyriel Dohmen
Seat 5: David Ritter
Seat 8: Robert Stevanovski
Table 326
Seat 1: John Pires
Seat 2: Timothy Ebenhoeh
Seat 3: Raymond Stuwe
Seat 4: Leslie Roussell
Seat 5: Shawn Buchanan
Seat 8: Tom McCormick
Table 327
Seat 1: Roberto Truijers
Seat 2: Michael Ma
Seat 3: Kengo Ito
Seat 4: Vu Pham
Seat 5: Hui Liu
Seat 8: Danny Warchol
Table 328
Seat 1: Gary Bogdanski
Seat 3: Adrian Dresel-velasquez
Seat 4: Kiarash Hamadani
Seat 6: Beau Yeoman
Seat 7: Jeff Madsen
Seat 8: Philip Harrison
Seat 9: Daniel Frank
Table 329
Seat 1: John Richardson
Seat 2: Gerardgary Alfonso
Seat 5: Donald Matusow
Seat 6: Curtis Green
Seat 7: Matthew Keikoan
Seat 8: Luke Barrett
Table 330
Seat 1: Chad Burum
Seat 2: Edward Nassif
Seat 3: Evan Dubois
Seat 4: John Myung
Seat 5: Andre Boyer
Seat 6: Matt Grapenthien
Seat 7: Brian Tate
Seat 8: Steven Graham
Day 2 Ready to Go
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Good afternoon and welcome back to the gently humming confines of the Amazon Room, where Day 2 is on the verge of restarting.
177 players made it through the day - not bad for eight levels of limit - but today our field is going to have to outdo that if they want to stand a chance of sticking to the schedule. The plan is to play down a final table table tonight, so we are in for a very, very long one.
Chip leader Jameson Painter, known to his friends as "Pumpkin" as we discovered when he finalled the $2,000 No-Limit Hold'em event last year, has already had a good Series - he took 5th place in the $2,500 2-7 Draw Lowball just a few days ago. However, there are a fair few folks hot on Painter's tail, and it's anyone's game yet.
Play is due to resume at 3pm, around 40 minutes form now. So sit tight, and we'll bring you all the action, direct to your computer.
Level: 9
Blinds: /
Ante:
And They're Off!
Cards are in the air. 177 players remain, and only 63 are getting paid.
Who's Late?
The 3pm start proved a little early for certain of our players - you know you are, er, David Williams and Matt Woodward.
Nevetheless it looks as though most players have now made it to their tables, and the action is as fast and furious as a limit tournament can be.
Myung Doesn't Need to Find Straight to Bust Dubois
John Myung and Evan Dubois were in the small and big blind respectively when action was folded to them. Myung raised it up, and Dubois re-raised, with Myung calling.
The flop came 
and Myung check-raised Dubouis. Dubois called Myung's bet on the turn, which was the 
, and commited his last 200 chips with a call on the 
river.
Myung tabled 
, having missed his straight draw, but making top pair, which was good enough to eliminate Dubois.
No Gelt for Geltman
Joshua Geltman was one of a handful of players who returned today with less than their Day 1 starting stack, so it is not terribly surprising that he was one of the first to succumb.
First of many.
Schwartz Gets Much Needed Boost
Ylon Schwartz picked up a few much-needed chips in this hand against Eric Rivkin.
Schwartz was acting under the gun and threw in a raise, with Rivkin making a re-raise just two seats over. Schwartz called, and the two headed to the flop.
The flop came 
and Schwartz checked. When Rivkin bet, Schwartz raised and Rivkin called. Rivkin called Schwartz's bets on the 
turn and the 
river. When it came time to show some cards, Schwartz tabled 
, which was better than Rivkin's hand of 
.
After the hand Schwartz was up to 15,000, while Rivkin slipped to 29,000
Mize Out-Sheyned
Three players made it to the 
flop and the first player, Philip Chong, chacked. To his immediate left David Mize went all in for his last 500. Ilya Sheyn called, Chong folded, and they were on their backs.
Mize: 
Sheyn: miles ahead with 
Turn: a too-little-too-late
River: not the one out Mize needed, but the