Level: 14
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 300
2010 World Series of Poker
Event #30: $1,500 No-Limit Hold’em
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$3,231,900
Entries
2,394
Level
31
Blinds
80,000 / 160,000
Ante
20,000
Quads for Robinson
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Steve Rassi opened the pot with a 5,600-chip raise in the small blind and Roger Robinson moved all in from the big blind, for additional 10,000 chips. Rassi called.
Showdown
Rassi: 
Robinson: 
The board 
sealed it for Robinson, who is now up to 34,000 chips. Rassi has now 2,000 chips in front of him.
Nam Le'gged
Facing a preflop raise from John Dolan, Nam Le moved all in from the small blind and Dolan made the call.
Le: 
Dolan: 
The board ran out 
to see Le sent to the rail as Dolan climbs to 90,000 in chips.
Second Round of Payouts
The following players are all taking home $3,199 for their efforts.
172 - Derek Klimsoko
173 - Andrew Batkin
174 - James Guinther
175 - Daniel Suied
176 - Bradford Jensen
177 - Christopher Weber
178 - Ryan Angelo
179 - Zsolt Cserhati
180 - Edward Yee
181 - Jack Shea
182 - Joshua Brikis
183 - David Boyd
184 - John Kenny
185 - Lloyd Shinn
186 - Carl Frey
187 - Michael King
189 - Ronnie Rogers
190 - Jarod Ludemann
191 - Helge Stjernvang
192 - Vasilios Zervos
193 - Howard Andrew
194 - Matthew Pudney
195 - Michael Levine
196 - Martin May
197 - Isaac Settle
198 - Kyle Horimoto
199 - Pho Tran
200 - Paul Sharbanee
201 - Celso Feltrin
202 - James Lee
203 - Yashar Darian
204 - empty
205 - Seth Fischer
206 - Alexandre Gauron
207 - Michael Davis
208 - Matthew Rousu
Bussot Doubles
John Rapacz opened to 5,000 only to have Frederic Bussot move all in for 29,400.
Rapacz made the call tabling his 
to be up against Bussot's dominating 
.
The board ran out 
to see Bussot double through to 63,000 as Rapacz slips to 12,500 in chips.
Hoffman Holds
Jedidiah Hoffman moved all in for his last 22,400 and found some action from John Bladon.
Hoffman: 
Bladon:
The board ran out 
to see Hoffman double through to 49,000 as Bladon slips to 51,000 in chips.
Pijewski Busts
William Pijewski found himself all in holding against Philipp Gruissem's 
.
The 
board would see Gruissem make a full house to send Pijewski to the rail and himself to 145,000 in chips.
Big Pot for Jacobson
From under the gun, Martin Jacobson opened the pot with a 4,400-chip raise. Adam Coats called in middle position.
The flop came out 
and Jacobson check-called a 14,200-chip bet from Coats.
The turn card was a and once more, Jacobson check-called a 10,600-chip bet from Coats.
The river brought a to the table, and after Coats fired a 32,000-chip bet, Jacobson check-raised all in for an additional 55,800 chips.
Coats tanked and eventually called. Jacobson tabled pocket tens and took the pot.
Jacobson is now up to 220,000 chips and Coats slipped to 67,000.
Queen Finds Jacks
After an early position raise to 5,400, Alexander Queen moved all in for 32,000 only to have Fatolla Shahen four-bet to 68,900. The original raiser folded and we were off to a showdown.
Queen:
Shahen: 
The board ran out to see Queen double through to 72,000 as Shahen slips to 134,000 in chips.
Cserhati, Angelo Eliminated
Both Zsolt Cserhati and Ryan Angelo were both all in preflop with Stanley Wasserkrug making the call.
Cserhati:
Angelo:
Wasserkrug: 
The board blanked out to see both Cserhati and Angelo sent to the rail.