We caught up with table #442 where Eric Spitzer was busy trying to stack up a large pile of chips that used to belong to Czech pro Vojtech Ruzicka.
Spitzer told us that the chips went flying into the middle of a board with Spitzer holding in the big blind and Ruzicka the on the button. The completed the board and Ruzicka was gone.
"His face told me he didn't have it," explained Spitzer, "I was afraid he may have had a six, though."
Kyle Weir opened to 5,000 from the cutoff and Aditya Agarwal moved all in for 23,400, and after a short moment, Weir made the call.
Weir:
Agarwal:
The flop gave Agarwal some hope coming three spades: . It unfortunately gave Weir two pair and some outs to a full house. The turn gave Agarwal the flush and he just needed to dodge Weir's four outs to the boat on the river. The dealer painfully flipped over an and Agarwal's tournament was over.
Guillaume has reinforced his defenses since yesterday. His collection of Star Wars figurines has grown, presumably for the extra strength needed to get through a Day 2.
He just scooped a decent pot when he called a bet preflop and check-called a 7,000 bet on the flop of . The turn was the and both players checked. He led out big after the came down on the river, but his opponent folded. He showed for a boat and stacked up his newly-acquired chips next to his Star Wars collection.
board with Spitzer holding 
in the big blind and Ruzicka the 
on the button. The 
completed the board and Ruzicka was gone.
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. It unfortunately gave Weir two pair and some outs to a full house. The turn 
and Agarwal's tournament was over.
and both players checked. He led out big after the 
came down on the river, but his opponent folded. He showed 
for a boat and stacked up his newly-acquired chips next to his Star Wars collection.
