A majority of the players have tightened up hoping to coast into the money, though a select few have turned on the jets in an effort to pick up a few extra chips during this traditionally slow period in the tournament.
2007 WSOP Circuit Event - Lake Tahoe
WSOP Lake Tahoe Main Event
Day: 2
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A majority of the players have tightened up hoping to coast into the money, though a select few have turned on the jets in an effort to pick up a few extra chips during this traditionally slow period in the tournament.
Level: 11
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 400
The tournament clock has been paused while the players take their third break of the day.

holding 
. The board panned out




, giving Tang a pair of queens and effectively doubling him up to just over 12,000 in chips.Afterwards, Tang asked, "Am I the shortest now? No, right?" The gallery confirmed that he was indeed still the smallest stack, and Tang replied, "Still?! Awww."
The first hand saw Sauers open-shove pre-flop holding pocket aces and unable to attract any callers, he settled for raking in the blinds and antes.
Then, on the very next hand, Sauers found himself all in holding the

, but this time he was looked up by Chris Ferguson who turned over . . . you guessed it . . . pocket aces.The board filled out




and as he exited the tournament area, Sauer's yelled out a perfectly delivered "F**K!!" drawing a wave of laughter from the players and gallery alike.

held up against Ferguson's 
in a pre-flop all in confrontation.The flop came


, leaving Ferguson drawing to a runner-runner diamond flush, which never came, and Dennis Lane ultimately scooped the pot.Lane stacked up just under 50,000 in chips following the hand.
With the blinds at 1,000/2,000, Aaron Kanter made it 5,600 to go from under-the-gun; Erdman, Banducci and Lee all called. The flop came


and Banducci led out with a 9,500 bet from the small blind. Frank Lee called almost immediately and Kanter released his hand. Erdman then cut a large section of yellow 1,000 chips from his stack and proceeded to raise it up to 25,000. Banducci opted to let go of his hand, leaving Lee and Erdman heads-up, as Lee called the extra 15,500.The turn brought the
and Lee checked to Erdman who immediately moved all in. Lee folded his cards just as quickly and Erdman picked up the pot.Travis Erdman has been making big strides this afternoon and has established himself as a formidable opponent.

was able run down Campana's pocket kings. All of the money went in before the flop and the board filled out 



.After the hand, Campana was left with around 68,000 in chips while Testa doubled up to 135,000 in chips.