Event 36 - $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em Day 2 | 2008 World Series of Poker

06-20-2008 22:27 UTC-7

Tom Braband Eliminates Franco Brunetti

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All the money went in before the flop and Braband's {A-Diamonds}

held up against Brunetti's {A-Hearts}

and brought an end to Brunetti's night. Braband is now up to 380,000.

06-20-2008 22:26 UTC-7

Peterson Loses Stack

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Preflop, John Shipley led out for 25,000 and Lasse Peterson came over the top for 125,000 more. Shipley moved all in, Peterson called, and saw he was up against Shipley's pocket aces. Peterson held {A-Diamonds}

but the board offered no help to improve. After the hand, Peterson is down to 120,000 while Shipley is up to 530,000.

06-20-2008 22:23 UTC-7

Yves Grenon Doubles Through Nadim Shabou

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For the shorter stacks aces are at a premium and Grenon's {A-Clubs}

dominated and defeated Nadim Shabou's {A-Spades}

. Grenon is up to 120,000 while Shabou slipped to 50,000.

06-20-2008 22:16 UTC-7

Doug Middleton Down, Up, Up...

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In the span of about ten minutes Doug Middleton doubled up Craig Coghlan, then doubled up himself through Owen Crowe and Rick Solis. In the last hand Middleton moved all in with pocket sevens and Solis called with pocket tens. "Nice call," Middleton said as he stood up...and that's when the dealer spread the flop and the door card was a seven. Middleton's hand held up and after being as low as 55,000 just a few minutes ago he's back up to 280,000. Solis is down to 270,000.

06-20-2008 22:12 UTC-7

Jurgens Triples Up

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Preflop, Can Hua, Tad Jurgens, and Justin Wald were all in. Hua held {J-Spades}

, Wald held A-K, and Jurgens had pocket kings. The pocket kings held for Jurgens who is up to 280,000 after the hand while Hua was eliminated. Wald is down to 225,000

Level: 17

Blinds: 5,000/10,000

Ante: 1,000

06-20-2008 21:57 UTC-7

We're Back

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The players are back from break and play has resumed.

06-20-2008 21:35 UTC-7

Tom Braband Eliminates Danny Parks

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The short-stacked Danny Parks was probably glad to get his money in with pocket queens, though less so when he found he was up against Tom Braband's pocket Aces. Parks' didn't catch another queen and he was eliminated just before the break.

06-20-2008 21:31 UTC-7