Cernuto picked up a two more brown chips when a player in early position open shoved for 22,500. Cernuto called, and everyone else folded.
Miami John:
At risk player:
Uneventful board:
Cernuto is hovering around the 200k mark now.
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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Cernuto picked up a two more brown chips when a player in early position open shoved for 22,500. Cernuto called, and everyone else folded.
Miami John:
At risk player:
Uneventful board:
Cernuto is hovering around the 200k mark now.
The flop came down
and both players checked. The turn card was the and both players checked again. After the 
on the river, Lindley fired 10,000. Arieh tanked, but eventually made the call, only to muck his holding when he saw Lindley turn over the 
.Lindley is up to 120,000 and Arieh down to 88,000.
with one player to act behind her. Her opponent folded and Kling moved to 65,000 chips.
The very next hand, Nguyen opened for 5,000. Shak, now seated with the button, called the raise before the big blind moved all in.
"Alright, baby," said Nguyen, tossing his last 13,000 into the pot. Shak, however, needed a count on the big blind. The number: 61,300. 56,300 more to call.
While Shak was considering a call, a Russian player in the 10-seat popped out of his chair, opened up a video camera and started filming. "Is that allowed?" Shak asked. "I don't mind. I just wonder if it's allowed to play and be a photographer at the same time."
"The question is, 'Will I go on tilt if I lose this hand?'" Shak asked himself. "I don't think I will, but it's not worth it." He open-folded
."I wanted to play with you, baby!" said Nguyen, opening
. The big blind showed down a dominating 
."Ace-jack of spades wins this hand for sure," predicted Shak. He certainly seemed correct after a flop of
. "There you go," he said with a laugh."Thanks for the fold," quipped the big blind. The rest of the board rolled out
and 
to complete Nguyen's elimination from the tournament.Shak still has about 150,000.
flop. Hamilton checked again when the turn fell
, inducing King to bet 5,400. She raised that bet to 15,200, then called when King moved all in. Hamilton was the one at risk of elimination with approximately 41,000 chips in the middle, but she had the best hand. Her 
made a set of fours against her opponent's , top pair. Once the dealer put the
out as the river, a pot worth 95,000 chips slid Hamilton's way. She took the last 8,000 of Carter's chips a few hands later. His 
flopped two pair, but she runner-runnered a flush to end his day.
The flop came down
and the small blind stayed aggressive with a bet of 15,000. Binger checked the players stack size and then made the call.The turn card was the
and the small blind moved all in for roughly 60,000. Binger took about a minute to fold he hand and lost the pot, slipped back to 180,000 chips.
flop heads up. The raiser checked, and PearlJammed checked behind. The turn brought the . Turner's opponent checked again, and he bet 7,500, around the size of the pot. "Raise," announced the other player, tossing out two 10,000 chips. Turner said nothing, just pushed out a big stack of smaller chips that amounted to 37,500, a raise of 17,500. His opponent snap-shoved, having PearlJammed well covered. Turner mucked almost as fast, leaving himself only 32,000.
, Dwyte Pilgrim checked to Amit Makhija. Makhija fired 13,000 and Pilgrim made the call. Makhija won the hand when he revealed the 
to beat Pilgrim's and moved up to 65,000. Pilgrim dropped to 195,000.
