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Facing a raise from middle position to 150, Kirk Morrison made the call from the big blind.
"I'll give 'ya some action" he stated.
The dealer spread the 
flop with both players checking as the 
peeled on the turn.
Morrison tossed in two black 100-denomination chips amounting to a bet of 200.
"I got two overs!" stated Morrsion's opponent before releasing his hand.
Morrison flashed the 
and took down the pot.
Facing a raise to 125, David Sands made the call as did the button and big blind to see a 
flop fall.
Sands fired out 250 and was called in two spots before the 
landed on the turn and he continued with a 850-chip bet which saw one of his opponent's cards hit the muck.
The river landed the 
and after some deliberation, Sands fired his third bullet of 1,250.
His opponent made a crying call flashing his 
while mucking after seeing Sands table his 
to collect the pot and move to 9,000 in chips.
Level: 2
Blinds: 50/100
Ante: 0
- Joe Sebok
- Kara Scott
- Barry Shulman (2009 WSOPE Champion)
- Julien Brecard
- Gualter Salles
- Luis Filipe Pereira
- Faraz Jaka
- Matt Graham
"S**t! God d**n it!" screamed a player as he leapt out of his chair.
Glancing over to the table we saw his 
face up with the final board spread 
.
Unfortunately his opponent held the nuts - or in other words 
- to take down the whole pot and send the extremely upset player to the rail with his dark sunglasses, large hoodie, baseball cap and iPod in tow.
With 750 in the pot and the flop spread 
Kirk Morrison led out for 200 and was quickly raised to 800.
Morrison thought for a little before announcing raise and tossing in an additional yellow 1,000 denomination chip amounting to a raise of 1,800.
His opponent slid in a stack of chips amounting to over 5,500 and Morrison made the call for his remaining 2,300.
Morrison:
Opponent: 
With Morrison in great shape to double up, he would see the 
fall on the turn - but like in a previous $1,500 event - his opponent would river a bigger set when the 
dinged on the river to send Morrison crashing to the rail.
With the board reading 
, Isaac Baron opened the pot with a 525-chip bet on the button. In middle position, Mark Kroon popped it to 1,775 and Baron went all in for an additional 2,175 chips.
Kroon tanked and eventually folded before saying, "nice bet."
On a board of 
, Joe Cada fired out 375 and was check-called by an opponent.
The river delivered the 
and after being checked to once again, Cada tossed in a yellow 1,000 denomination chip while also announcing a bet of 800.
His opponent quickly called, only to muck at the sight of Cada's 
to see the 2009 WSOP Champion climb up to 3,400 in chips.
Speaking to Jared Hamby, he gave us some details on the recent elimination of Andrew Black.
Black opened to 250 and Hamby made the call to see a 
rainbow flop fall down with Black firing out 500. Hamby clicked it back to 1,000 only to have Black move all in for 4,400 total.
Hamby made the call tabling his 
to be ahead of Black's 
.
The turn landed the and river the 
to see Black hit the rail and Hamby climb to 10,000 in chips.
In the very last hand of this level Jon Turner hits the rail. He ran his jacks against an opponents kings and it's the end of the line.
