Event 3 - $1,500 No Limit Holdem Day 2 | 2007 World Series of Poker

06-03-2007 17:49 UTC-8

Random Black Chips

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Two players discovered that they had black $100 chips left in their stacks.

06-03-2007 17:44 UTC-8

Arnold Spee Eliminated

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In a three-way pot, Arnold Spee was all in with {A-Clubs}

against

and

. His hand did not improve and he busted out.

Tags: Arnold Spee

06-03-2007 17:44 UTC-8

112 Players Remaining

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Several players busted out in the first few minutes after action resumed. There are 112 left in the mix.

06-03-2007 17:35 UTC-8

Cards Are Finally in the Air

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After a 45-minute delay, action has resumed.

Level: 13

Blinds: 2,000/4,000

Ante: 500

06-03-2007 17:33 UTC-8

123 Players and Counting

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There are 123 players left on 13 tables. Play will resume in less than one minute.

06-03-2007 17:31 UTC-8

Day 2 of Event #3 has featured most delays in a tournament that I ever experienced. The first delay was due to the high volume of bustouts in the first few hands of play. Play was also slowed up to address the missing chips mentioned earlier. Most recently, there was a serious delay in the color-up. The staff took extra time to count every chip that was colored up. When a discrepency was discovered, Jack Effel and Jimmy Summerfeld quickly corrected the mistake. This should be the last major delay of this event.

06-03-2007 17:17 UTC-8

Minor Delay

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There's a short delay as the $100 chips are still be colored off.

06-03-2007 16:48 UTC-8

Players are Currently on a 15-Minute Break

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The staff is coloring off black $100 chips.

06-03-2007 16:41 UTC-8

Greg Raymer Eliminated

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The Fossilman has left the building. He limped from the small blind with A-A in a three-way pot. The flop was {10-Diamonds}

. Raymer checked along with the big blind. The player in early position bet the pot. Raymer check-raised all in and the big blind folded. Player from early position called with {8-Diamonds}