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2008 World Series of Poker Circuit - Atlantic City
$5,150 Championship Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
2008 World Series of Poker Circuit - Atlantic City
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$4,900
Prize Pool
$877,100
Total Entries
179
Level
18
Blinds
15,000 / 30,000
Ante
4,000
Players Left 1 / 179
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against Andrew Lee's 
. The board rolled out 
and Yamron was sent to the rail.Andrew Lee upped his stack to 165,000.
. He was in a bad spot though, as Yamron had him covered and dominated with his 
.Not to worry for Fouksman though; the flop came
, leap-frogging him into the big lead. The 
on the turn ended the hand, with a meaningless hitting the river.Eugene Fouksman doubled up to 132,000, leaving Yamron with just about 30,000.
22 players remain.
Showdown:
Gazes:
Yamron:
The board frowned on Gazes, running out
. With that, our start-of-day chip leader has stunningly been eliminated from the field here in the middle of Day 2. Gazes had trouble getting his big stack moving this afternoon, being chipped down a bit in the early going, with his decline culminating in that crippling confrontation with Allen Bari.
flop, Gazes checked to Bari who bet 25,000. Gazes called and the turn brought the . Gazes checked to Bari again who slid 52,000 into the middle. Gazes went into a short tank and called. When the hit the river, Gazes checked again and Bari calmly fired a whopping 130,000.Gazes went into deep thought before making the call, only to see Bari flip over
for a set. Gazes mucked and is now down to 12,000.Allen Bari is the overwhelming chip leader with 550,000.
and found action from Phillip Reed who held . The board ran out 
and Parker was out in 25th place.Phillip Reed is now sitting with about 210,000
McShowdown:
McLaughlin:
McCray:
The flop was certainly a sweat for both players as it came out
. McCray had stormed into the lead, but he still had to dodge a bunch of outs with two cards to come. The turn was a safe for him. Much to his dismay though, fifth street brought the dooming , allowing McLaughlin to re-take the lead and win the pot. When the chips were counted down, it was very close, but McCray was covered by just a couple thousand. With that, Michael Dean McCray becomes our 26th-place finisher.Robert McLaughlin, on the other hand, has more than doubled up, sitting now on a stack of 160,000.
26 players remain.
