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2010 World Series of Poker
Event #11: $1,500 No-Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
Event Info
2010 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$1,500
Prize Pool
$3,460,050
Total Entries
2,563
Level
30
Blinds
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
15,000
Players Left 1 / 2,563
Filter
Level: 18
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
On the very next hand, Kyle Huffman got his 32,000-chip remainder into the pot with 
preflop. Tom Dwan looked him up with 
, and the situation was favorable for Huffman to earn his first double and start climbing back into this thing.
Everything was still rosy through the turn as the first four community cards came 
. Dwan works pretty well with two outs, though, and the 
peeled off the deck on fifth street to give him the pot and the knockout.
Huffman has been eliminated, and Dwan surges to 252,000.
Alex Bolotin got his chips all in on a flop of 
with 
, and he had a hammer lock on a double up as Kyle Huffman sheepishly tabled 
.
The 
on the turn locked up the pot, and the 
river spelled a big double up for Bolotin. He's up to 290,000, twice as nice as before. Huffman is left with just 32,000.
John Nguyen and Simon Watt got it all in on a flop of 
.
Watt was the player at risk and held 
against Nguyen's 
.
The board ran 
,
doubling Watt to 169,000 chips and dropping Nguyen to 350,000 chips.
They just keep on coming.
(That's what she said)
Kyle Winter open shipped from under the gun for his last 50,000 chips or so and James Campbell was his only caller.
Winter:
Campbell:
The flop fell 
.
"It's over," somebody on the rail said.
It wasn't over however, because when the 
turned and the 
rivered Winter had himself a winning flush.
Campbell is down to 180,000 chips and Winter is up to 110,000 chips.
Jeff Hakim and Collin Cushman built a pot of about 45,000 heading to a flop of . First to act, Hakim fired out a pot-sized bet. Cushman moved all in for about 100,000 total, and he was called very quickly to put his tournament life in jeopardy.
Showdown
Hakim: 
Cushman:
The turn opened the door a crack, giving Cushman four outs to the gutshot and the double up, but a deuce on the river ushered him out the door and sent the pot over to Hakim. He's all the way up to 382,000 now, and challenging for the chip lead.
Hue Mun just doubled through Khoa Nguyen over at Table 370.
Nguyen opened to 15,000 and the action folded to Mun who re-raised all in to 41,000. Nguyen thought momentarily before calling and the hands were opened:
Nguyen: 
Mun:
The board ran 
and Mun doubled to 85,000 chips. Nguyen is still sitting just above average with 165,000 chips.
Here are your big stacks with just less than four levels to play in Day 2:
