and Raymer had Sulaiman covered. The 2004 WSOP Main Event champion and Team PokerStars Pro member is now up to 175,000 chips.
2010 NAPT Venetian
2010 NAPT Venetian Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
2010 NAPT Venetian
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$4,750
Entries
872
Level
32
Blinds
100,000 / 200,000
Ante
20,000
Players Left 1 / 872
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and Raymer had Sulaiman covered. The 2004 WSOP Main Event champion and Team PokerStars Pro member is now up to 175,000 chips.
. Wachtel held an underpair and his suits were dominated as well with the 
.The board ran out
and Wachtel was eliminated from the tournament.
board with about 25k in the pot. Collins bet 12,500, his opponent shoved, and Phildo quickly gave up his pocket kings. "Bad turn card," he said. Actually, might have been a very good turn card for him as his opponent flashed a pair of fives for the flopped set and turned boat.A few hands later, Collins went heads up to a
flop. His opponent fired out 7,100, and Phildo called. The turn was the 
, and Collins called a 19,500 bet. The 
came on the river, and Collins' opponent bet 41,000. Phildo found another fold, leaving himself with around 125,000.
, Turner showed down a full house, 
. His opponent never showed his hand choosing instead to ship the 42,000 in chips to Turner. He then put his hands on his head as if to say, "What was I thinking?"Turner now has just more than 500,000 in chips.
Mizzi was in the tank for more than a minute before putting in the fourth bet, a raise to 39,000. Seth responded by nonchalantly tossing a short stack of brown (10,000) chips into the pot, enough to put Mizzi all in. The player in between the two got the message and folded.
Mizzi, with another 80,000 behind the 39,000 he already had in the pot, called all in with
. He had a live ace against Seth's 
, but the board blanked out 
to send Mizzi to the rail.Andy Seth, the chip leader to start the day, once again appears to be the chip leader with approximately 515,000 chips in his stack.
Flop:
Lichtenberger bet 8,000, and his opponent called.Turn:
Chewy fired again, this time 16,500 and got another call.River:
Both players checked. Lichtenberger tabled 
and scooped the pot with his rivered four-flush. Fake it till you make it, baby. He was up to 235,000 after the hand.
Dwyte Pilgrim - 270,000
James Mackey - 245,000
Nam Le - 420,000
Bob Lauria - 170,000
170,000 is a lot of chips at this stage of the tournament, but not when there are three massive stacks at your table. Luckily for Lauria and the other (shorter) stacks on Table 64, they're the next table to break.
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 200
