Main Event
Day 2 Started
2010-11 World Series of Poker Circuit - Horseshoe Hammond
Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010-11 World Series of Poker Circuit - Horseshoe Hammond
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$1,245,680
Entries
872
Level
36
Blinds
125,000 / 250,000
Ante
50,000
Day 2 Dawns
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From our record-breaking field of 872 runners, just 162 of them survived to see this second day break at the WSOP-C Hammond, Indiana.
It's unknown quantity Jim Kasputis who leads the way, his count of 360,000 putting him more than 50,000 ahead of his nearest rivals. From the pro side, Aaron "NDGrinder" Steury finished up in the top ten in chips, and on-and-off chip leader Allen Bari is within striking distance as well.
We're scheduled for ten one-hour levels today, which should take us close to 2 a.m. by the time it's all over with. The money bubble will burst when we drop to 90 players. The staff would love to reach the final table today, but that's just not a reality, unfortunately. The math tells us we should have about 25 players left when the chip bags come out, and it's going to be a long two-day stretch from here to the crowning of our champion.
This moving day kicks off in just about 15 minutes, so don't wander off on us. We'll be back with the shuffle up and deal.
Accidents Happen
We're going to delay the start of Day 2 by fifteen minutes to begin at 1:15 p.m (or so). Apparently, there is a major accident on the Skyway between here and Chicago, where a number of the players are staying. There are a lot of empty seats right now, and the staff has decided to push the start time back to give the traffic warriors a chance to make it into town.
We'll be back at 1:15 then, but look for the seat draw to be posted here in the meantime.
Day 2 Table and Seat Draw
Table 1
Seat 2: Ross Keiser - 40700
Seat 3: Albert Lucenti - 245000
Seat 4: Daniel Mcguire - 58500
Seat 5: Michael Hahn - 172400
Seat 6: Kevin Iacofano - 58200
Seat 7: Michael Catlin - 84100
Seat 8: Robert Esshaki - 150300
Seat 9: Frank Spatafora - 31600
Table 2
Seat 1: Scott Buller - 165200
Seat 2: Perry Chou - 187400
Seat 3: Kim Schinco - 153400
Seat 4: James Kasputis - 360000
Seat 5: Michael Alexander - 102400
Seat 6: Alexander Caputo - 132400
Seat 7: Adam Sporinsky - 80000
Seat 8: Eli Loewenthal - 84300
Table 3
Seat 1: Kevin Calenzo - 131500
Seat 2: Nicholas Harvalis - 59000
Seat 3: Pawel Andrzejewski - 94000
Seat 4: Joseph Roppolo - 303900
Seat 5: Alfredo Ceballos - 79300
Seat 6: Allen Bari - 235100
Seat 7: Gary Kreymer - 153900
Seat 9: Andrew Mcnamee - 126900
Table 4
Seat 1: Edward Corrado - 145000
Seat 2: Yuk Mui - 104300
Seat 3: Michael Krupinski - 66000
Seat 4: Dapreesch Scates - 153500
Seat 5: Leonard Atlas - 50000
Seat 6: Patrick Fogleman - 41700
Seat 8: Nick Jivkov - 196900
Seat 9: Jeremy Torchinsky - 167100
Table 5
Seat 1: Stephen Cassidy - 43000
Seat 2: Dennis Lockrey - 99100
Seat 3: James Juvancic - 130500
Seat 4: John Elliott - 80800
Seat 5: Dean Hamrick - 202100
Seat 7: Michael Hauschild - 139100
Seat 8: Andrew Rubinberg - 121400
Seat 9: Cero Zuccarello - 106300
Table 6
Seat 1: Theodore Korolchuk - 56900
Seat 2: Joseph Russo - 91900
Seat 3: Manuel Davidian - 125700
Seat 4: Chris Overgard - 44100
Seat 6: Joseph Santo - 57100
Seat 7: Edward Pionke - 54400
Seat 8: David Peters - 188400
Seat 9: James Gladwell - 215400
Table 7
Seat 1: Brent Wheeler - 127000
Seat 2: Peter Nemeth - 48300
Seat 3: Peter Panos - 70400
Seat 4: Terry Meyer - 10800
Seat 5: Darryll Fish - 55000
Seat 6: Munsif Karim - 76500
Seat 7: Ryan Krauss - 77400
Seat 8: Anthony Roviso - 97500
Seat 9: Zachery Schneider - 110000
Table 8
Seat 2: Christopher Johnson - 147700
Seat 3: Charles Worthington - 95300
Seat 4: Jeffrey Schetter - 15500
Seat 5: Dmitriy Rudin - 56700
Seat 6: Richard Rockwood - 282000
Seat 7: Natalja Howell - 35000
Seat 8: Rajko Bozic - 190900
Seat 9: Lawrence Scholl - 39900
Table 9
Seat 1: Bryan Devonshire - 123900
Seat 2: Ryszard Mirek - 53000
Seat 3: Al Holt - 22900
Seat 4: Daniel Cohen - 265900
Seat 6: Eduardo Grimaldo - 81900
Seat 7: Keith Correll - 83800
Seat 8: Matt Brady - 46500
Seat 9: Jason Kolpin - 133500
Table 10
Seat 1: Michael See - 94200
Seat 2: Micea Burchici - 84900
Seat 3: Andrew Youngblood - 96200
Seat 4: Edward Koppe - 76500
Seat 5: Alexander Popovich - 85800
Seat 6: Ryan Gatrel - 67600
Seat 7: Nicholas Grippo - 233300
Seat 8: Scott Clarke - 70500
Table 86
Seat 1: Barry Fleming - 54000
Seat 2: Gene Nauert - 97200
Seat 3: Claudia Crawford - 126600
Seat 4: John Farmakoulas - 80000
Seat 5: Kevin Bryniczka - 56200
Seat 6: Adnan Qureshi - 80000
Seat 7: Ravi Raghavan - 224900
Seat 8: Steven Maniaci - 142000
Seat 9: Joshua Blakemorebaig - 155500
Table 87
Seat 1: Josh Kay - 186300
Seat 2: Michael Kohles - 60500
Seat 3: James Weaver - 62200
Seat 4: Michael Bajza - 27400
Seat 5: Robert Mitchell - 102600
Seat 6: John Thompson - 135500
Seat 7: Mervin Peters - 50500
Seat 8: Larry Arkalious - 112000
Seat 9: Jeffrey Reimer - 65100
Table 88
Seat 1: Matthew Shepsky - 87400
Seat 2: Casey Hayes - 194900
Seat 3: Darryl Ronconi - 61300
Seat 4: Christopher Matan - 75900
Seat 5: James Kramer - 140000
Seat 6: Amer Mansor - 63000
Seat 7: Jeff Sluzinski - 69000
Seat 8: Kyle Kalbus - 117000
Seat 9: Nickolas Paras - 53300
Table 89
Seat 1: Andrzej Rogowski - 30700
Seat 2: Steven Gilletly - 90000
Seat 3: David Baker - 113300
Seat 4: Brett Richey - 79700
Seat 5: Edwin Choi - 134000
Seat 6: Ritchie Cabrera - 38000
Seat 7: Kurt Jewell - 182600
Seat 8: Mary Todd - 101700
Seat 9: Sameer Aldbhany - 193000
Table 90
Seat 1: Kevin Ammerman - 98200
Seat 2: Jacob Glanton - 70600
Seat 3: Michael Byrne - 58600
Seat 4: Brian Swinford - 48000
Seat 5: Sarkis Oshana - 61000
Seat 6: Gordon Vayo - 290900
Seat 7: Howard Weiss - 130000
Seat 8: Nicolas Sikaczowski - 43300
Seat 9: Adam Levy - 137400
Table 91
Seat 1: Jason Neufeld - 74200
Seat 2: Shawn Rusch - 158000
Seat 3: David Cunningham - 90500
Seat 4: Kenneth Coppens - 246500
Seat 5: David Rohm - 93300
Seat 6: Jared Kenworthy - 155900
Seat 7: Joe Chang - 55000
Seat 8: Tomislav Susnjara - 123100
Seat 9: Peter Hotaling - 164000
Table 92
Seat 1: Muath Arman - 128100
Seat 2: Andrew Margolis - 35500
Seat 3: Jon Sexton - 74500
Seat 4: William Reynolds - 147700
Seat 5: Derek Payne - 163700
Seat 6: Daniel Schacher - 41900
Seat 7: Shiva Dudani - 90900
Seat 8: Babak Dokhanchi - 243000
Seat 9: Eric Stocz - 75700
Table 93
Seat 1: Corey Souther - 51500
Seat 2: Nadezhda Magnus - 49900
Seat 3: Juan Rodriguez - 45000
Seat 4: Mimi Roeder - 43100
Seat 5: Donald Norman - 132000
Seat 6: Elvis Xhihani - 52200
Seat 7: Anthony Nardi - 127300
Seat 8: Gregory McMahan - 37800
Seat 9: Edward May - 85300
Table 98
Seat 1: Aaron Steury - 276900
Seat 2: Kathy Liebert - 60400
Seat 3: Karen Herbstritt - 35900
Seat 4: Melissa Machwoski - 93600
Seat 5: Charles Wiper - 141000
Seat 6: Ryan Julius - 113100
Seat 7: Matthew Lawrence - 50100
Seat 8: Benjamin Volpe - 127800
Seat 9: Mahmoud Youseftaha - 40500
Level: 17
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 500
Play Ball!
The cards have gone flying, and Day 2 is a go.
Paras Runs Out of Chips
Nickolas Paras was all in before the flop for his last 22,500 chips. He held 
, and he was put to the test by Amer Mansor who held the slightly covering stack. "Please have ace-queen!" Paras said. But Mansor turned up 
, racing for the knockout.
"Come on, ace please!" Paras instructed the dealer. But his pleas fell on deaf ears. The board ran 
, and that's an early end to Paras' day.
Howell Eliminated
Rajko Bozic limped in from under the gun and action folded to the button. He also limped in before the small blind completed. Natalja Howell moved all in from the big blind for about 30,000. Bozic reraised and that knocked out the button and small blind.
Bozic: 
Howell: 
The board ran out 
and Howell hit the rail.
Bozic Cruisin' Early
After Dmitry Rudin raised to 8,000 from middle position, Rajko Bozic reraised to 25,000 from the cutoff seat. Everyone folded, including Rudin, and Bozic won the pot. He's been off to a great start here on Day 2 and is up to about 350,000 in chips.
Aces Versus Kings Everywhere
David Cunningham was all in for 70,000 with the 
. He was called by Tomislav Susnjara and his 
. After the board ran out 
, Cunningham doubled up with a few cheers and a fist pump. Susnjara was left with 24,000.
On the adjacent table, another similar all-in situation went down. Patrick Fogleman ran his 
into Nick Jivkov's 
preflop. Fogleman raised to 8,000 and Jovkov reraised all in for 62,000. Fogleman called and saw the bad news. The final board was 
and Fogleman was left with 64,000 in chips.