Event #14: $1,500 2-7 Draw Lowball Day 2 | 2010 World Series of Poker

06-06-2010 22:05 UTC-7

Player	Chips	Progress
Mike Wattel	158,000 13,000	13,000

Chino Rheem	140,000 10,000	10,000
Scott Seiver	93,000 21,000	21,000

Yan Chen	76,000 7,000	7,000

Alexander Kravchenko	73,000 1,200	1,200

Chris Bjorin	63,000 18,000	18,000

Sean Snyder	62,000 22,000	22,000
Derric Haynie	60,000 7,000	7,000
Bryan Micon	60,000 12,000	12,000
JC Tran	55,000 19,000	19,000

James Bord	49,000 43,500	43,500

Keith Lehr	47,000 6,000	6,000

Nicholas Binger	42,400 30,800	30,800
	33,000 10,600	10,600
Erik Seidel	31,000 4,000	4,000

Daniel Nicewander	22,000 16,000	16,000
Tad Jurgens	21,000 10,000	10,000

Bord Clips Lehr

Keith Lehr opened to 8,100 and James Bord moved all in from the big blind for 25,200. Lehr made the call and both players stood pat.

Lehr tabled his {10-} {9-} {7-} (X)(X) and Bord his {10-} {8-} {6-} {5-} {4-} to double through to 55,000 as Lehr slips to 53,000 in chips.

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06-06-2010 22:00 UTC-7

Chris Viox Eliminated in 18th place ($3,601)

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Chris Viox opened to 5,000 from under the gun and Mike Wattel three-bet to 15,000 from the big blind.

With the action back on Viox he moved all in and was instantly called by Wattel.

Wattel stood pat tabling his {7-} {6-} {4-} {3-} {2-} and Viox drew one to his {9-} {6-} {4-} {2-} .

With Viox drawing dead, he squeezed out the meaningless {K-} as he made his way to the payout booth to collect his $3,601 in winnings as Wattel soars to the chip lead with over 145,000 in chips.

Tags: Chris Viox Mike Wattel

06-06-2010 21:53 UTC-7

Scott Seiver raised to 3,100 under the gun, and Nick Binger and Mike Wattel both called. Seiver stood pat, and the other two each drew one card. Seiver bet out 7,200, and Binger folded. Wattel called. "Queen," Seiver said. It wasn't enough to win the pot as Wattel turned up {10-} {8-} {6-} {5-} {3-} . He's up to a healthy 115,000 now.

Tags: Scott Seiver Nick Binger Mike Wattel

06-06-2010 21:52 UTC-7

Steve Rassi Eliminated in 19th Place ($3,601)

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Steve Rassi pushed his last 10,500 into the pot from under the gun and Derric Haynie made the call from the small blind.

Haynie stood pat tabling his {J-} {10-} {9-} {6-} {4-} as Rassie drew one to draw to a wheel with his {7-} {4-} {3-} {2-} .

Unfortunately for Haynie he could only squeeze out the {A-} to see him exit in 19th place for a $3,601 payday as Haynie climbs to 67,000 in chips.

Tags: Derric Haynie Steve Rassi

06-06-2010 21:50 UTC-7

Thomas Ricketts Eliminated in 20th Place ($3,601)

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Thomas Ricketts raised to 3,000 from the cutoff, and Daniel Nicewander moved all in from the small blind. Ricketts called all in for 7,800 total and drew one. Nicewander was pat with a {9-} {7-} {6-} {4-} {2-} . Ricketts held {7-} {5-} {3-} {2-} and needed to pull a good card to stay alive. The {3-} he flipped over wasn't going to do it. Ricketts hit the rail in 20th place while Nicewander went from almost out to 25,000.

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Level: 14

Blinds: 800/1,600

Ante: 400

06-06-2010 21:43 UTC-7

Ten-Nine For Bjorin

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The action folded round to Sean Snyder in the small blind and he bumped it to 3,200 with Chris Bjorin defending his big blind.

Snyder drew two and checked, while Bjorin drew one and fired out 4,000.

Snyder check-called Bjorin's bet before mucking at the sight of his {10-} {9-} {8-} {7-} {4-} to slip to 40,000 as Bjorin climbs to 45,000 in chips.

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06-06-2010 21:36 UTC-7

Tommy Hang Eliminated in 21st Place ($3,601)

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Tommy Hang found himself - and his short stack - all in pre-draw against Yan Chen.

Chen stood pat with his {10-} {7-} {5-} {4-} {3-} as Hang drew one along with his {9-} {8-} {4-} {3-} .

Unfortunately for Hang he squeezed a four-side card meaning he was drawing dead to a worse ten-low or a pair of nine. The result would be a meaningless {9-} to see Hang eliminated in 21st place for a $3,601 payday.

Tags: Tommy Hang Yan Chen

06-06-2010 21:33 UTC-7

Wattel Pays Off Seidel

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Erik Seidel raised to 3,000 from early position, and Mike Wattel defended his big blind. Both players took a card, and Wattel checked. Seidel fired 5,000, and Wattel kept him honest. But it was a bad time to play sheriff. Seidel turned over {9-} {8-} {7-} {6-} {2-} and took the pot on his way up to 35,000. Wattel fell to 72,000.

Tags: Erik Seidel Mike Wattel