Event 26 - $1,500 Razz Day 2 | 2008 World Series of Poker

Jun 15, 2008

David Levi Eliminated

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David Levi was all in on fourth street against Brandon Leeds. Levi showed (X) (X) {A-?}

against the (X) (X) {4-?}

of Leeds. When the dust settled however it was Leeds who had the best hand. Leeds made a {7-?}

low just besting the {8-?}

of David Levi.

After the hand, Brandon Leeds climbs to just over 205,000 chips.

Jun 15, 2008

Martin Stilling Eliminated

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A short-stacked Martin Stilling was just sent home when his {J-?}

came up short against the {10-?}

of Mark Tenner. Stilling was eliminated in the hand and Tenner chips up to about 120,000.

Level: 17

Blinds: 0/0

Ante: 0

Jun 15, 2008

Shuffle Up and Deal!

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Play resumes.

Jun 15, 2008

Players Are on a Break

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Play will resume in 20 minutes.

Jun 15, 2008

George Shahrezay Eliminated

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George Shahrezay was eliminated by Mark Tenner. Tenner rivered a {7-?}

to crack Shahrezay's {9-?}

that he had by fifth street.

Jun 15, 2008

We're one player closer to the finish line. Andrew Brown just played his final hand in this event against none other than Barry Greenstein. Brown was all in on fifth street and was drawing slim to dead. Greenstein made a {6-?}

low while the best hand Brown could come up with was a {9-?}

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Jun 15, 2008

Barry Greenstein and Mark Tenner See a River

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Barry Greenstein just took a bit pot from Mark Tenner. There was at least one bet on every street and come showdown the men tabled:

Greenstein: {7-?}

Tenner:

Greenstein surges to over 100,000 on the hand while Tenner is now in rough shape with just over 30,000.

Jun 15, 2008

Archie "The Greek" Karas Breaks the 200,000 Mark

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Dominant chip leader Archie "The Greek" Karas just squared off with Tom Schneider in a pot. Schneider folded early in the hand, but the chips picked up put Karas over the 200,000 mark.

Jun 15, 2008

Action is Scarce

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A vast majority of hands are being won with a completion on third street or a bet on fourth street. Very few hands are going the distance or even reaching a showdown.