, Stout check-called a bet of 17,000 from Carroll.The river was the
. Stout checked a third time, then called Carroll's 43,000-chip bet. Carroll instantly mucked, with Stout showing down 
to collect the pot.
2010 WSOP Circuit - Caesars Palace
Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
2010 WSOP Circuit - Caesars Palace
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$5,150
Total Entries
150
Level
21
Blinds
30,000 / 60,000
Ante
5,000
Players Left 1 / 150
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, Stout check-called a bet of 17,000 from Carroll.The river was the
. Stout checked a third time, then called Carroll's 43,000-chip bet. Carroll instantly mucked, with Stout showing down to collect the pot.
Christopher Demaci, newly flush with chips, opened a pot from early position for 14,500. Dan Casetta asked for a rough count from Demaci (225,000) before re-raising to 37,500. Action passed to Matt Stout on the button. He moved in for 94,500. Demaci folded but Casetta called.
Stout: 
Casetta: 
"How do you wake up with that hand behind me," said Casetta with a sigh. The dealer spread a 
flop. "But I do run like god though."
"Nice hand," said Stout. He stood up. The turn and river blanked out, 
and 
, allowing Stout's hand to hold.
Stout walked around the table to shake Casetta's hand, confusing everyone. Demaci piped up first. "You do know you won the hand, right?"
Stout looked down at the table. He thought Casetta had tabled two black sevens and had flopped a set. He didn't realize he was up against . He bounded back to his seat and a new stack of approximately 200,000 chips.
PN presenter Lynn Gilmartin chatted with Stout earlier today about his dispute yesterday with Eric Hershler.
was up against Demaci's 
. No luck for Sanchez this time; the board came 
to give Demaci the pot. He doubled up to about 230,000.
.The board ran out
and Rubin fell short of the double up, finishing in 14th place and taking home $14,350. Been is up to 268,000 chips now.
. He was racing Stout's 
.As has been going for Stout for the past few hours, the flop came with a ten and no five. This time, however, he managed to spike a five on the turn to overtake Light and eliminate him from the tournament. Those chips didn't boost Stout's stack much though. He's still short with about 90,000 chips.
Level: 14
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 500
Both players checked all the way on a board of
. O'Dwyer showed down 
and wound up chopping with Lichtenberger's 
.
. Casetta held the 
.The board ran out
and Casetta made a broadway straight to eliminate Katz in 16th place.
. Dorfman raised that bet to 30,000, with Casetta calling.A big ol' ace hit the turn,
. Casetta checked, then snap-called Dorfman's all-in bet. Casetta flopped the joint, 
. Dorfman's 
was drawing dead. He's been sent to the rail in 17th place.
