Event 48 - $2,000 No Limit Hold'em Day 2 | 2008 World Series of Poker

06-28-2008 22:33 UTC-8

Arne Mews Doubles Up

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Arne Mews moved all in against Darren Nelson and Nelson made the call.

Mews: {A-Diamonds}

Nelson:

Board:

After the hand Mews doubled up to 310,000.

Tags: Arne Mews

06-28-2008 22:30 UTC-8

Robyn Hood Eliminated in 26th Place ($20,241)

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Alexandre Gomes opened with a raise before Robyn Hood came over the top for about 150,000. Gomes made the call with {3-Hearts}

hoping to be in a race but it was even better than that as Hood showed {2-Spades}

for an underpair.

The board fell {5-Spades}

to eliminate Hood as Gomes extends his chip lead.

Tags: Alexandre Gomes Robyn Hood

06-28-2008 22:28 UTC-8

Nelson Takes One From Mews

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On a flop of {7-Clubs}

Darren Nelson fired out a bet of 50,000 from the small blind before Arne Mews bumped it up to 190,000. Nelson moved all in and Mews decided to wait for a better spot and folded his hand.

Mews falls to 145,000 while Nelson is now up to 545,000.

Tags: Arne Mews Darren Nelson

06-28-2008 22:21 UTC-8

Crain Makes Someone Else Make a Big Laydown

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Eric Crain raised 30,000 preflop and Daniel Rome reraised to 90,000. Crain then came over the top all in for 327,000 more. Rome ended up folding and showed {Q-Diamonds}

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Crain now has 417,000 in chips.

Tags: Eric Crain

06-28-2008 22:12 UTC-8

Feming Chan Eliminated in 27th Place ($20,241)

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In a battle of the blinds, Feming Chan moved all in from the small blind with {A-?}

and Adam Katz made the call from the big blind with pocket nines.

The board landed {4-?}

and the nines of Katz hold to eliminate Chan in 27th place.

Tags: Adam Katz Feming Chan

06-28-2008 22:12 UTC-8

Table and Seat Assingments

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Table 1

Seat 1: Ray Foley
Seat 2: Sergey Rybachenko
Seat 3: Denys Drobyna
Seat 4: Ryan D'Angelo
Seat 5: Arne Mews
Seat 6: Feming Chan
Seat 7: Adam Katz
Seat 8: Darren Nelson
Seat 9: Eddie Kinzler

Table 2:

Seat 1: Alexandre Gomes
Seat 2: Robyn Hood
Seat 3: Adam Markovits
Seat 4: Marco Johnson
Seat 5: Sverre Sundbo
Seat 6: Kenneth Shelton
Seat 7: Alan Cutler
Seat 8: Sean McCabe
Seat 9: Sunny Chattha

Table 6

Seat 1: Eric Crain
Seat 2: Guy Groelk
Seat 3: Gabe Costner
Seat 4: Daniel Rome
Seat 5: Kirill Gerasimov
Seat 6: Robert Brewer
Seat 7: Blake Cahail
Seat 8: Jim Downend
Seat 9: Dan 'Wretchy' Martin

06-28-2008 21:55 UTC-8

Redraw

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We're now down to 27 players and are currently redrawing for the final three tables. We'll have the new seat allocations for you shortly.

Play will recommence in a few moments.

06-28-2008 21:54 UTC-8

Lou Esposito Eliminated in 28th Place ($16,024)

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Lou Esposito moved all in preflop and Ryan D'Angelo made the call.

Esposito: {10-?}

D'Angelo:

Board:

After the hand D'Angelo moved up to 504,000 in chips.

Tags: Lou Esposito

06-28-2008 21:52 UTC-8

Vijayan Nagarajan Eliminated in 29th Place ($16,024)

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Eric Crain made it 30,000 to go and a short-stacked Vijayan Nagarajan moved all in over the top. Crain made the pot committed call with {7-Clubs}

as Nagarajan flipped {K-Hearts}

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The board of {9-Spades}

gave Crain the only pair to bust Nagarajan from the tournament. Crain is now up to 245,000.

Tags: Eric Crain Vijayan Nagarajan

06-28-2008 21:48 UTC-8

Rybachenko Loses Minimum

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Sergey Rybachenko raised it up to 23,000 from under-the-gun and Ryan D'Angelo made the call from the small blind.

The flop came {K-Hearts}

and both players checked. The turn was the {A-Clubs}

and again both players checked.

The river was the {8-Spades}

and this time D'Angelo leads out with a bet of 44,000. Rybachenko flat calls as D'Angelo shows {A-?}

for a full house! Rybachenko flashes an ace as he mucked his cards after only losing the minimum in the hand.

"You read my soul!" exclaimed D'Angelo, suprised that he didn't get more chips from the hand.

"That's why he has all the chips!" came the cry from the rest of the table.

D'Angelo is up to 430,000 with Rybachenko still our chip leader with 740,000.

Tags: Ryan D'Angelo Sergey Rybachenko