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48: Shai Agassi
49: James Davis
50: Crane Ward
51: Daryl Lark
52: John Blanton
53: Marco Traniello
54: Greg Debora
55: Todd Bui
56: Aaron Steury
57: Ayaz Mahmood
58: Victor Ramdin
59: Chris Jackson
2008 World Series of Poker
Event 12 - $1,500 Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
Players Left 2 / 880
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48: Shai Agassi
49: James Davis
50: Crane Ward
51: Daryl Lark
52: John Blanton
53: Marco Traniello
54: Greg Debora
55: Todd Bui
56: Aaron Steury
57: Ayaz Mahmood
58: Victor Ramdin
59: Chris Jackson
The flop comes..
Eric leads out for a bet before facing a reraise from Rob. His answer is to move in for his last chips. Rob makes an easy call holding
but Eric has outs with his 
. The turn
and river 
change nothing and Eric becomes our latest elimination.Rob chips up to 77,000.
. Ward Crane lead out and bet his remaining 1,500 in chips with 
. Eric Pratt quickly called and revealed his open ended straight draw, 
. The river was the and Pratt made his straight knocking out Crane.This win vaulted Pratt to 144,000 in chips and secured his spot amongst the chip leaders.
. Eric leads out with a bet before Vinny raises. Both players call so we head to the turn.Turn is the
. It's checked to Vinny who makes a bet before Jimmy raises. Both players call so we await the river.The river is the
. It's a scare card as all players check it through. The
of Jimmy is good enough to take down the pot. Before he takes the pot Vinny stands up, clutching his cards, claiming his opponent is a terrible player. He shows his hand to a player in the next seat and then shoves his cards in to the muck before anyone else can see them. He claims he had ace-ten but I guess we'll never really know.
On a flop of
, Wall led out with bet, Nguyen raised and Wall made the call. The turn brought the and this time Wall passed the first action to Nguyen who continued to play the hand fast, firing another round; again, Wall called.Fifth street brought the
and another check, bet, call sequence led to a showdown:Nguyen:
Wall: Mucked
Nguyen's queen-high straight earned him the pot, leaving Wall with just 8,000 in chips.
Erick opened the pot with a raise from mid position, which Victor called from late position before Chris raised from the small blind. Erick then reraised and found both players calling.
The flop brought
before the action took off once more. It was checked to Erick who bet; Victor raised and Chris called. Erick decided to reraise before Victor capped it with another raise. Both players called before the turn came
. Chris went all in for his remaining chips before Erick called and Victor raised. Erick called and the river came 
prompting Erick to bet enough to put Victor all in if he called, which he did holding 
. It was beaten though by Chris' turned set holding
. Both players shook their heads though when Erick tabled for a rivered set to take all the chips and knock both Victor and Chris out. A cheerful Erick now up to 107,000.
was beaten by Sjavik's 
. They got all the chips in preflop and the board didn't pair either of them allowing Sjavik to take the pot with a live nine. Mahmood cashed five times last year and we can only hope he beats that mark this year.
Sjavik has 23,000
60: Bradford Albrinck
61: Anna Wroblewski
62: Rudolph Silich
63: Michael Halford
64: Tom Schneider
65: Alex Moore
66: Ron Burke
67: Jody Garaventa
68: Dewey Tomko
69: Andre Akkari
70: Adam Daniels
71: Felix Bohle
72: Gary Marcum
73: Stanley Pickett
Level: 14
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 0
Vinny opened the pot with a raise from under the gun holding
and when the action folded around to Burnard, he reraised all in for a few hundred more. Vinny made the call and was happy to see that his king-six was live against John's 
. The
flop gave Vinny top pair, but it also gave his opponent the nut flush draw, a gutshot straight draw and outs to make a higher pair. 'Any spade!' Burnard said.
Vinny then demanded, 'You can't tell him (the dealer) what to do!'
While a spade never came, Burnard spiked an ace on the turn to take command of the hand and never looked back as the
blanked off on the river.
