The problem? He can't get paid off. "I've gotten action on both hands, and I'm still at my starting stack," Alvarado said. "How good am I?"
and got out of the way.


, and the kings held. With that, Paul Keesey becomes the first player busted here on Day 2.
, and Yarlagadda checked. Ramdin fired out 2,200 chips and got a call.
and a check from both players. The
hit the river, and Yarlagadda put in a bet of his own, sliding out 2,100 chips. Ramdin called, and Yarlagadda tabled
. It was the winner as Ramdin sent his cards back to the muck.
Level: 1
Blinds: 250/500
Ante: 50