Action folded to Tom Schneider on the button and he raised to 30,000. Barry Greenstein moved all in for 207,000 from the big blind and Schneider made the call.
Schneider draws one, but still can't beat the of Greenstein who is now up to 421,000 chips. Schneider meanwihle, slips to 125,000.
David Grey opened the pot all in for 71,000. Barry Greenstein was the only customer. Greenstein stood pat with a 10-7. Grey elected to draw one card, but drew into a J-8. He earns $34,700 for his two days of work in this tournament.
Greenstein has hit a few hands in a row and is now up to 530,000.
Action folded around to Erick Lindgren on the button and he raised to 30,000. Tom Dwan called from the small blind and Dario Alioto reraised all in for 200,000 from the big blind. Lindgren called and Dwan announced a reraise. Dwan reraised for 240,000 more and Lindgren made the call.
Alioto drew two cards while Lindgren and Dwan both stood pat. The players showed:
Lindgren:
Dwan:
Alioto:
After the hand, Dwan was left with just 11,000 chips while Lindgren soared to approximately 1,100,000. After the hand Mike Matusow came over to console Dwan. "Don't worry durrr," he said, "if anybody can do it you can." "When I won 150,000 the other day, I typed 'I am durrr.'"
Dario Alioto was eliminated in tenth place and leaves with $34,700 to ease the pain.
Tom "durrr" Dwan moved all in for the remainder of his stack. Tony G raised to 45,000 to isolate him. Each player drew one card. Dwan pulled a deuce to make 9-8-5-3-2. Tony G was drawing live with a 9-5-4-2 but pulled an ace.
Tom Dwan couldn't pull off the miracle comeback. David Benyamine raised to 30,000 and Dwan called all in. He stood pat with a Q-10; Benyamine drew one card and made a 10-7.
Dwan played admirably throughout the tournament, but one mis-timed raise may have cost him a shot at a deeper run. He leaves with $45,110.
With the elimination of Tom "durrr" Dwan, play has concluded for the evening. Day 2 saw a field of 39 players shrink down to seven in just under eight levels of play. Erick Lindgren is the dominant chip leader with just over 1,000,000.
Tomorrow's final table promises to be an exciting one. The seven players making up this final table have poker resumes anyone would be proud of. In the rarest of instances, the winner of this event, regardless of who it ends up being, will not be defined by this particular victory. The players entering tomorrow's final table boast a combined eight WSOP bracelets, seven WPT titles, and over $26 million in career earnings.
Please join us at 3:00pm PDT tomorrow for the third and final day of this event when a champion will be crowned.
As always, official chip counts and seating assigments will be posted as soon as they become available.
With the chips now bagged and tagged and verified by WSOP officials, Erick Lindgren's large overnight lead in Event #18, $5,000 No-Limit 2-7 Draw w/ Rebuys. Here's the order by chips heading into the 3pm PDT final:
Erick Lindgren 1,104,000
Barry Greenstein 541,000
Mike Matusow 520,000
Jeffrey Lisandro 461,000
David Benyamine 410,000
Tony 'G' Guoga 394,000
Tom Schneider 162,000
We'll have all the latest updates right here on PokerNews.