Level: 10
Blinds: /
Ante:
2010 World Series of Poker
Event #48: $2,500 Mixed Event
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$2,500
Prize Pool
$1,041,900
Entries
453
Level
27
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Queen No Good for Mizrachi
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2-7 Triple Draw
Todd Brunson had three-bet before the first draw with Michael Mizrachi making the call. Brunson drew one card while Mizrachi drew three.
Mizrachi check-called a bet from Brunson before the second draw with MIzrachi taking two and Brunson taking one. Betting followed the same pattern before the third draw, this time with Mizrachi drawing one card and Brunson standing pat.
Both players checked after the third draw. Brunson showed 
while Mizrachi mucked, saying "queen."
Brunson is now up to 32,000 while Mizrachi is at 80,000
Serock and Mizrachi Collect From Shamseddin
Omaha 8/b
Joe Serock had raised preflop from late position and was called by Michael Mizrachi in the cutoff and Soheil Shamseddin in the small blind.
The flop came 
with Shamseddin checking before Serock bet. Shamseddin and Mizrachi both called.
We got a 
on the turn and betting went the same was as it did on the flop. With the 
on the river, Shamseddin checked, Serock bet and Mizrachi raised. Shamseddin used his turn to get out of the hand and folded while Serock called.
Serock: 
Mizrachi: 
Serock took care of the high hand with Mizrachi collecting the low. They each won some chips, though, having split Shamseddin's.
Raymond Still Fighting; Langmann Out
Omaha-8
Derek Raymond put his last 800 in the middle from under the gun and then the cutoff raised. Ronnie Hofman called the raise from the big blind. The flop came down 
and Hofman check-called one bet.
The turn added the 
and Hofman check-raised the cutoff seat out of the pot to scoop in the side pot first. He held the 
. Raymond held the 
. The river was a and the two chopped up the pot, allowing Raymond to stay alive and get back to 1,450.
On the next hand, Raymond was all in from the big blind after Florian Langmann and one other player put four bets in each preflop. Langmann was also all in. He held the 
, Raymond held the 
and the other player held the 
.
The board ran out 
and the dealer began chopping the pot up. First, Langmann and the other player chopped the side pot. Langmann had the low and the other player the high. Then, Raymond took the low of the main pot while the other player took the high.
Langmann dropped to 2,675 and was eliminated on the next hand while Raymond moved up a little more to 2,500.
Micon Checks Out
Omaha 8/b
Alex Kamberis got the best of of Bryan Micon in what would be Micon's last hand of the day. We didn't catch the action but we know the cards and the board looked like this:
Micon: 
Kamberis: 
Board:
While things turned out poorly for Micon, Kamberis is sitting pretty with 42,000.
Vengrin Tops Aces
Hold'em
We arrived on the flop to see Yueqi Zhu check-raising Matthew Vengrin on a flop of 
. Vengrin called and they were off to the turn.
The turn was the and Zhu checked to Vengrin who bet with Zhu calling. Action was checked down on the river and Vengrin showed for two pair, which had found a way to come out ahead of Zhu's .
Day 2 Photos
Morgan Gone
Razz
Jordan Morgan was all in and up against Loi Tran in a hand of razz. Morgan's board ran out 
to give him a ten low. Tran's hand ran out 
for a nine low.
Morgan was eliminated by Tran, who moved up to 17,000 in chips.
Mizrachi Passes 100,000
Razz
Michael Mizrachi: 
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Todd Brunson: (X)(X)(X) / 
Mizrachi used third street as an opportunity to complete with Todd Brunson coming along for the ride. Mizrachi also led out with a bet on fourth street after Mizrachi checked to him. Mizrachi called and led out with a bet on fifth street. Mizrachi raised with Brunson calling.
Sixth street saw Brunson bet with Mizrachi calling. But Mizrachi bet seventh street after Brunson checked. Brunson decided to make the call but mucked when Mizrachi showed an eight-low.
Mizrachi is now at 104,000.
Break
Players are on a twenty-minute break