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We just recently caught up with the flight 1b chip leader Jason Bundy. He isn't the chip leader today, but he isn't too far behind Joe Tehan. So far today he's almost doubled his stack and is up to around 295,000.
2012-13 World Series of Poker Circuit Event - The Bicycle Casino
Main Event
Day: 2
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We didn't catch the hand as it happened, but a short stacked Christina Lindley got the rest of her chips in preflop holding 
. Unfortunately for her, the big blind woke up with 
, and she was unable to improve.
In addition to Lindley, Allen Le has also been eliminated.
Last year's champ is gone, and it wasn't pretty for Deeb.
All in before the flop for an unspecified amount, Deeb showed us his holdings, 
.
On the flop of 
a player on the button had bet 12,000, and Doug Lee called from early position.
"I'm still drawing live to an Ace I think," Deeb told us. "I think that guy probably has a king. The other guy is steaming, he doesn't have anything."
On the 
turn, action went check, check between Lee and the other player.
"I picked up four extra outs," Deeb said to us.
Then, on the 
river, Deeb stood up from the table to walk away.
The player on the button showed, 
for a rivered pair, and Doug Lee mucked.
"I was doing great against that hand," Deeb said as he walked away.
And with that, we will have a new champ.
We didn't catch the hand that bumped him up, but when we saw Joe Tehan, he was all smiles with a mountain of chips in front of him. It took us about a minute to count it all up, and by our estimations, he has about 320,000, which is easily the chip lead at the moment.
Nam Le raised it up in early position, and the small blind moved all in for 15,000. Le made the call with 
, but he was well behind his opponent's . The flop and turn didn't help Le, coming down 
. However, the hit the river, giving Le two pair and the winning hand.
After that pot, Le is one of our chip leaders with 168,000.
Level 16
: 1,200/2,400, 400 ante
The 60 minute levels have started, and the cards are once again in the air.
Level: 16
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 400
Level 15
: 1,000/2,000, 300 ante
We are two hours in, and the remaining 162 players are taking their first 10 minute breather of the day.
Robert Cheung got the rest of his 30,000 stack in the middle against two opponents. Cheong held 
, and he was drawing very live, as his opponents held 
and 
. However, the 
came on the flop, and Cheong was unable to catch up, ending his day early.
Just a few minutes after taking a big pot off of Bobby Suer, David Randall has done it again, securing a big double up. We caught the action on the turn, with the board showing 
. Both players checked, and the river was the .
With about 35,000 already in the middle, Randall moved all in for 33,100. Suer went deep into the tank, and after at least three minutes of thinking, he found a call. Randall tabled 
for a flopped set, and it was good enough to take the pot, as Suer angrily mucked his hand.
After that pot, Suer is down to 10,000, while Randall jumps up to 105,000.
