and got a quick call from Barry Greenstein.Farha turned up
for top pair while Greenstein showed 
. Each player ended up with two pair as the board ran out 
, but Greenstein's bullets out-gunned Farha's ladies, giving him an entry to the Sweet 16.
2010 NBC Heads-Up Poker Championship
$20,000 Heads-up Championship
Day: 2
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2010 NBC Heads-Up Poker Championship
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and got a quick call from Barry Greenstein.Farha turned up
for top pair while Greenstein showed . Each player ended up with two pair as the board ran out , but Greenstein's bullets out-gunned Farha's ladies, giving him an entry to the Sweet 16.
against Cunningham's 
. The two men stood from the table and shook hands before the board cards came down.This race ended in Elezra's favor,
. He moves on the Sweet 16 and the money. Cunningham's tournament is over.
On the far side of the room, Eli Elezra and Allen Cunningham look to be playing small ball. From here it's hard to tell who has the edge in the match.
and got called by Sammy Farha.Greenstein tabled
for nothing more than over cards while Farha showed 
for second pair. The 
on the turn gave Farha a straight draw, but Greenstein caught the 
on the river to win the hand and double up.
. Greenstein, supported on the rail by his son Nathan and a light-brown-haired Asian woman, tabled the nut flush draw, . Farha came up with a set of treys, 
. Greenstein improved to a pair of aces with the 
turn but blanked the 
river. Farha doubles up and their match -- now on the feature table with the departure of Annette Obrestad and Phil Hellmuth -- continues.
Duke's hand, however, was on the far side of the room. None of the details were announced other than the fact that Duke eliminated Moon to advance to the Sweet 16.
. Yang called with 
and closed out the match by pairing tens on a board of 
.Harman had a few words for one of Yang's supporters on the rail as she was departing the set. That person had jumped off of the rail earlier when Yang won a huge pot in the match, shouting that he knew exactly what Yang had in his hand.
When Harman expressed her displeasure with the supporter's behavior, he told Harman that he wasn't trying to be disrespectful to her. But Harman pressed her point, to which Yang's supporter replied, "I don't care what you have to say."
Harman then said something inaudible before departing the set. Yang's supporter shouted at her back, "No, you f*** off."
.Hellmuth announced that he "Can't beat anything but a pure bluff," but refused to muck his hand. After being put on the clock by the producers, Hellmuth finally called and was eliminated after Annette showed pocket jacks for a straight. Hellmuth's flashed a nine in the hole for a pair of nines, not nearly enough to beat Obrestad's straight.
Obrestad moves on to the Sweet 16.
. Dennis Phillips made the call with ; he had to fade Ferguson's up-and-down straight draw with 
. He did when the river paired the board a harmless .Ferguson smiled, shook Phillips' hand, and departed the set for good. Phillips will be back later for a Sweet 16 match.
, a very classily dressed Don Cheadle got his chips in the middle as the short stack against Doyle Brunson. Cheadle had a flush draw, 
; Brunson had top pair with . Cheadle never improved, allowing Brunson to close out the match and advance to the Sweet 16.
