Alex Bolotin moved all in for his last 125,000 chips from middle position with Samuel Trickett making the call.
Bolotin: 
Trickett: 
Bolotin couldn't find an ace on the 
board and was sent to the cashier. Trickett is now up to 810,000.
2010 World Series of Poker
Event #17: $5,000 No-Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
Event Info
2010 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$5,000
Prize Pool
$3,722,400
Entries
792
Level
31
Blinds
80,000 / 160,000
Ante
20,000
Players Left 1 / 792
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With a limp from Peter Gilmore, Andrew Frankenberger decided that was a good spot to commit his last 42,000 chips. However Paul Foltyn moved all in to isolate the short stack as the table folded around.
Frankenberger: 
Foltyn: 
The board ran out 
and jacks are good for Foltyn as he climbs to 395,000 and eliminates Frankenberger from the tournament.
Jason DeWitt and Lennart Holz have continued their rivalry with another big pot. We caught the action on a 
flop with DeWitt checking over to Holz who bet 20,000. DeWitt then check-raised to 64,000 and Holz made the call.
On the 
turn DeWitt led out for 40,000 before Holz moved all in for his last 184,000 to send DeWitt into the tank. He eventually folded with 
for top pair, top kicker, as Holz flashed 
for nothing but a bare straight draw!
Great play by Holz as he climbs to 510,000 with DeWitt on 820,000.
Paul Foltyn has just doubled up through David Benefield in a big clash on table #369. With the chips in preflop, Foltyn tabled 
against the overcards of Benefield holding 
.
The board bricked out 
and Foltyn finds a big double to 675,000 with Benefield down to 270,000.
James Carroll has vaulted to a stack of about 840,000 after doubling through Steve Goosen. Carroll got it all in for 412,000 preflop with against Goosen's 
. Carroll's rockets held up as the board ran out 
.
Carroll is up to 840,000 and Goosen has since been eliminated.
Matthew Schwarmann opened with a raise to 20,000 before Mohsin Charania moved all in for 131,000. Joshua Macciello then decided it might be a good idea to re-shove all in for an additional 144,000. He might've been regretting it a little when Schwarmann made the call.
Schwarmann:
Charania: 
Macciello:
Schwarmann had both players covered and tabled the best hand, but incredibly the board arrived 
and Macciello made a remarkable backdoor straight to the disgust of both of the table and rail.
Macciello takes it down to move up to 415,000, Schwarmann slips to 250,000, while Charania heads to the exit.
Antonio Esfandiari has shot into the tournament chip lead with the elimination of Isaac Baron. All the chips were in preflop with Baron holding 
against the 
of Antonio Esfandiari.
The board ran out 
and Esfandiari's pair holds up to eliminate Baron from the tournament. Esfandiari is now up to 975,000 chips.
Level: 20
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 1,000
We're now playing what we expect to be the last level of the day. There are currently 28 players remaining.
Amnon Filippi has been sent to the rail after back-to-back hands went against him - that can happen when you run into pocket aces twice!
First, Filippi ran his into the of Josh Arieh. Filippi couldn't improve and he was down to his last 93,000.
Filippi got those chips in next hand with against Antonio Esfandiari, but "The Magician" tabled . The board ran out 
and Filippi is eliminated as Esfandiari is now up over one million in chips.
