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We caught Jennifer Harman in action on a board of and facing a bet of 10,000 chips from the player in the big blind.
She made the call and then faced the same bet amount on the river. Harman sighed and tossed out calling chips, only to muck when her opponent tabled . Harman slips to 46,000 chips.
Shamus
John Racener opened with a raise from under the gun and Kevin Saul reraised to 5,500. It folded back to Racener who repopped it to 13,500, and Saul called.
The flop came . Racener bet 15,000, and Saul made the call. The turn was the . Racener checked, and Saul pushed all in for 44,000. Racener tanked for three minutes, then counted out 44,000 and held the chips in his hand as if he were going to make the call. At last he folded.
Racener is now at 92,000, and Saul has bounced up to 112,000.
[user80015]
Mihail Stoykov raised on the button before the small blind moved all in for about 14,000 total. Stoykov made the cal with . The small blind held .
The board ran out to give Stoykov the pot and move him over 80,000.
[user76023]
Peter Eastgate, the defending champion, is down to about 8,000 and desperately needs a double up. The media and public interest in him has intensified over the last half hour or so once he got short.
Shamus
Hevad Khan raised to 2,500 from early position, and Christina Renz called from the button. The flop came , and following the very deliberate motion Khan typically employs, he grabbed 4,500 from his tall stacks and tossed them forward, keeping his gaze fixed downward toward the felt. Renz paused for a moment, then made the call.
The turn was the . This time Khan tapped the felt with his right hand, still not moving otherwise. Renz bet 8,000, and Khan slowly made the call.
The river was the . Khan again checked, and this time Renz bet 15,000. Khan sat motionless for 15 seconds, then made the call.
Renz turned over -- she'd flopped trips -- and Khan mucked. He's at 145,000 now, while Renz is up to 82,000.
Shamus
Marlon Wayans has been eliminated, in somewhat painful fashion. All in before the flop with pocket kings (one a heart), he was up against Fergal Nealon who held .
The flop came 9-6-2 with two hearts. (You know where this is headed, don't you?) The turn was the , meaning there was only one card in the deck that would eliminate Wayans.
And it came -- the . Wayans is out, and Nealon is up to 250,000.
Shamus
Dennis Phillips
On the secondary feature table, Dennis Phillips continues to maintain that same 110,000-chip stack he's had for most of the day. Paul Magriel was eliminated some time ago. And Maria "Maridu" Mayrinck just doubled up with pocket aces versus pocket jacks to get back to 49,000.
We'll get you an update from the main feature table (where Phil Hellmuth continues to play) in just a few.
[user76023]
The tournament has suddenly got considerably tighter in the red and orange sections as now many of the players are simply attempting to hold on for Day 3.
It looks as though the big stacks such as Phil Ivey, ElkY and Jesper Hougaard are attempting to take advantage of this situation.
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and facing a bet of 10,000 chips from the player in the big blind.
river. Harman sighed and tossed out calling chips, only to muck when her opponent tabled 
. Harman slips to 46,000 chips.
. Racener bet 15,000, and Saul made the call. The turn was the 
. Racener checked, and Saul pushed all in for 44,000. Racener tanked for three minutes, then counted out 44,000 and held the chips in his hand as if he were going to make the call. At last he folded.
, Vivek Rajkumar was facing a 9,500-chip raise from his opponent and was deep in the tank.
. The small blind held 
.
to give Stoykov the pot and move him over 80,000.
, and following the very deliberate motion Khan typically employs, he grabbed 4,500 from his tall stacks and tossed them forward, keeping his gaze fixed downward toward the felt. Renz paused for a moment, then made the call.
-- she'd flopped trips -- and Khan mucked. He's at 145,000 now, while Renz is up to 82,000.
. Wayans is out, and Nealon is up to 250,000.
and ran into Leo Kam's 
.