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$5,150 Championship Main Event
Day 2 Completed
2008 WSOP Circuit Event - Lake Tahoe
$5,150 Championship Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
2008 WSOP Circuit Event - Lake Tahoe
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$5,000
Prize Pool
$640,200
Total Entries
132
Level
22
Blinds
8,000 / 16,000
Ante
2,000
Players Left 1 / 132
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Here are your final nine, along with their final table seat assignments and official chip counts:
Seat 1: Allen Kessler - 196,500
Seat 2: Scott Clements - 66,500
Seat 3: Michael Binger - 403,500
Seat 4: Bill Bostick - 100,500
Seat 5: Tay Nguyen - 132,000
Seat 6: Mike McClain - 283,000
Seat 7: Jake Solis -302,000
Seat 8: Ty Stewart - 275,500
Seat 9: Travis Erdman 224,500
Well known pros Kessler, Clements, and Binger find themselves sitting one, two, three at the final table. Noteworthy is Travis Erdman's presence at this final table. He's now reached the final table of the championship event here in Tahoe in each of the past three years. Tomorrow afternoon, he'll be looking to best finishes of ninth (2007) and fifth (2006) in prior attempts.
Play is scheduled to recommence at 1:00 p.m. local time, at which point we'll begin our journey from nine to one. Join us then for our continued coverage of the 2008 Harveys Lake Tahoe WSOP Circuit Championship. Until then, good night and good luck!
as Stewart showed 
. When Stewart saw the cards of Sanders, he replied, "Just threes, I can beat that." The flop was unkind to Sanders when it paired Stewart right away as it came
. The turn was the 
as Stewart turned away from the table. The 
on the end sealed the deal for Sanders and gave us our final table of nine. As the 10th-place finisher Sanders will receive $9,603. Stewart will take approximately 264,000 into tomorrow's action after being down to 25,000 at one point in the day.
Seat 1: Allen Kessler
Seat 2: Scott Clements
Seat 3: Michael Binger
Seat 4: Bill Bostick
Seat 5: Tay Nguyen
Seat 6: Jason Sanders
Seat 7: Mike McClain
Seat 8: Jake Solis
Seat 9: Ty Stewart
Seat 10: Travis Erdman
and had Ferguson's 
drawing slim.The board then ran out
, giving McClain's ace-queen high the checkmark, subsequently sending the 2000 WSOP Main Event Champion to the rail.While Ferguson won't be collecting a fourth circuit championship gold ring this weekend, he will add another cash to his already immaculate tournament resume. "Jesus" exited the tournament area to a round of applause from the rail.
. The turn brought some action after the 
appeared with a bet from Erdman to the tune of 15,000. Stewart could not be swayed and both saw the board round out with the 
. Erdman once again lead out, this time with 25,000, which Stewart called. Neither player wanted to show their hand, but when the game of chicken was over Stewart's 
was good enough to beat Erdman's 
. Stewart is up to 134,000 and Erdman dropped to 227,000 after the hand.
, and got prematurely excited because the hand looks strikingly similar to pocket aces.That's what just happened to Bill Bostick in a hand against Scott Clements. Action folded around to Clements in the small blind, who slid his entire stack -- worth around 72,000 -- across the betting line. Bostick squeezed his cards privately, and then reenacted the squeeze face up to demonstrate to Clements what he thought he had.
Bostick folded, of course, and Clements stacked up the small pot, bringing him closer to 80,000 in chips.
Showdown:
Ferguson:
Clements:
The board ran out
and Clements' ten kicker held up to clinch him the double-up. The two-time bracelet winner now sits with 83,500 in chips while Ferguson dropped to 57,000 after the hand.
, open-shoved for his remaining 35,000. Michael Binger looked him up with 
. The flop spiked a king for Derden as it was spread 
. The turn brought the and the river , making Binger two pair. That was enough to oust Derden for the duration, sending him home in 12th place and earning him $9,603. Binger sits comfortably with 371,500 after the hand.
. Stewart open-shoved for his last 41,000 from under the gun and Erdman made the call from the small blind.The board then filled out
, giving Stewart top two pair, aces and eights, to clinch the double-up. Stewart now has 87,500 in chips while Erdman dropped to 242,500.
