On the Bubble
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We are now playing hand for hand as we are two away from the money bubble.
2010 World Series of Poker
Event #26: $2,500 No-Limit Hold'em / Six Handed
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$2,500
Prize Pool
$2,863,500
Entries
1,245
Level
30
Blinds
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
15,000
Elias Cries Wilf
Darren Elias was all in and at risk against Saar Wilf preflop. Elias' 
was dominated by Wilf's 
and both players made a set when the dealer flopped 
.
Elias couldn't find the case nine on the turn or river and was eliminated. Wilf is off to a fast start and now sits with 128,000 chips.
Team PokerStars Pro Doubles
Team PokerStars Pro Johannes Steindl and Jerry Yang got it all in preflop with Steindl showing 
and Yang tabling 
.
The flop came down 
and Steindl was in good shape for a double up. The turn and river brought the 
and 
respectively and the Team PokerStars Pro doubled to 66,000.
Getting Schussler Back
A few hands later Daniel Negreanu got back at Sara Schussler when all the chips went in preflop.
Negreanu: 
Schussler: 
The board rolled out 
and Negreanu moved up to 76,000 while Schussler moved down to 58,000.
Straightening Out Negreanu
There was already 17,000 in the pot when we walked up to the table. The board read 
.
Daniel Negreanu made it 6,200 before Sara Schussler bumped it up to 12,400.
Negreanu sat there thinking aloud, "I'm just confusing myself. You checked the flop, called the turn, and raised the river."
"Pocket fives would do that, pocket threes - this is weird. I'm going to need a minute," he said taking his time.
"If you don't have fives, I think I win," he said. He threw in the chips making the call and said, "Ok, you got it. You've earned it."
Schussler turned over 
and said, "Straight."
Negreanu is down to 41,000 while Schussler moved up to 107,000.
Cajelais Down Early
Erik Cajelais is off to a sluggish start today.
With the board reading 
Cajelais checked to Peter Hotaling who moved all in for 58,000. Cajelais tanked for quite some time before releasing.
"Good fold, sir," Hotaling confirmed.
Good fold or not, Cajelais is now down to 88,000 chips.
Lindley Doubles
Christina Lindley was all in preflop for 23,800 with 
and her opponent Danny Estes had her at risk with 
.
The board ran 
and Lindley doubled to 50,000 chips. Estes dropped to 30,000 chips.
Robl Slips
There was 10,000 in the pot and the board read 
when Andrew Robl was faced with an all in bet of 22,000 from Joseph Bartholdi.
Robl called, but mucked when Bartholdi opened 
for trip aces. Robl is down to 79,000 chips and Bartholdi is now up to 57,000 chips.
Kings vs Aces is No Fun
Ryan Schmidt opened to 2,800 and Bradley Marsh three-bet to 6,400 from the small blind. Schmidt moved all in for 32,800 and Marsh made the call.
Showdown
Schmidt:
Marsh: 
The board ran 
and Schmidt doubled to 75,000 chips. Marsh is left with just 2,000 chips.
Benefield's Jacks Give Him the Double
Timothy Begley raised from middle position before David Benefield made it an additional 5,700 to go. Begley then made it 16,700 and Benefield moved all in for around 99,000 and his tournament life. Begley made the call and the cards were on their backs.
Begley:
Benefield: 
The board rolled out 
giving Benefield the double up to 200,000, while Begley now sits with 40,000.