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2010 World Series of Poker
Event #6: $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em Shootout
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 World Series of Poker
Buy-in
$5,000
Entries
358
Level
4
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
5,000
Level: 5
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 500
Stamdogg Sucks Out
Keven Stammen open-shoved from the button for 80,500, and Cary Katz called in the big blind. Stammen's 
was a dogg to the 
of Katz. The 
flop gave Stammen some extra outs. The 
turn was a brick, but the 
on the river saved him with a straight. After the suckout, Stammen is up to 170,000. Katz is down to 110,000.
Duthie Dumped
John Duthie fought heads up against Terrence Chan for seven hours yesterday to earn his spot in Round 2. But it was a short-lived battle for him today. He's been eliminated but hasn't gone too far. He just moved one table over to continue his massage.
Tieman Takes One From Mercer
Action folded to Heather Sue Mercer in the small blind who raised to 11,000. Josh Tieman re-raised to 32,000 from the big blind and Mercer called.
The dealer fanned 
.
Mercer checked to Tieman who bet 38,000. Mercer check-raised to 88,000 and Tieman re-raised all-in for 120,000 more. Mercer folded.
The stacks now look like this at the table:
Mercer: 116,000 chips
Tieman: 350,000 chips
Danny Estes: 434,000 chips
Stammen Stomped
Keven Stammen was all in again only a few minutes after doubling through Cary Katz. Stammen held the same hand as the last time - 
, only here he was ahead of Joseph Elpayaa's 
. That's never good. When Stammen doubled up, he rivered a straight. This time it was Elpayaa who hit a straight on the river to bust Stamdogg. Elpayaa is up to 430,000 and playing three-handed with Katz and Chino Rheem.
Wide Right
Former placekicker Heather Sue Mercer has been eliminated from Event #6.
She was all-in for her last 60,000 chips and Danny Estes made the call. Estes' 
dominated Mercer's 
and the 
board did not improve her hand.
Mercer has hit the rail and Estes is now heads up with Josh Tieman.
Katz Doubles Through Rheem
David "Chino" Rheem had Cary Katz were all-in preflop, and it was race time:
Katz: 
Rheem: 
The 
flop gave Rheem a brief lead before the 
fell on the turn. The on the river was nothing but a formality, and Katz doubled to 200,000 chips. Rheem is sitting with 485,000 chips.
Level: 6
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 500
Bad News for Chino
Cary Katz and Chino Rheem got it all in preflop once again. This time, it was Cary's 
against Chino's 
. The board fell 
, and though he flopped a wheel draw, Rheem couldn't get there. He was down to 370,000 after the hand, and Katz was up to 315,000.
Immediately after Cary's two blows to Rheem's stack, Joseph Elpayaa made his day even worse. Elpayaa was all in pre with 
against Rheem's 
. The flop came 
, giving Elpayaa a few outs and adding a flush draw to Rheem's overpair. The on the turn put some chop outs on the board. And then the 
on the river delivered a third blow to Rheem. He's gone from big chip lead to short stack in record time.
Rheem - 140,000
Elpayaa - 500,000
Katz - 315,000