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A short-stacked Greg Raymer has unfortunately the rail.
Just before the break he got a little unlucky to be left with around 5,000, and soon after returning from break saw the last of his chips pushed to an opponent.
2010 World Series of Poker
Event #40: $2,500 Seven Card Razz
Day: 2
Event Info
2010 World Series of Poker
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
$2,500
Prize Pool
$839,500
Total Entries
365
Level
29
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 365
Filter
Level: 15
Blinds: /
Ante:
Haaaaa-YA!
The remaining players are on a 20-minute break!
The bubble lasted just a hand or two when the unfortunate William Vanderbok succumbed.
Yevgeniy Timoshenko: 
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Vanderbok: 
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Vanderbok got his last in on fifth street, and it never came out again.
Ladies and gentlemen, we are in the money.
Matt Hawrilenko: 
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Fred Adriano: / /
Matt Hawrilenko was all in on sixth street against Fred Adriano, and, like a pair of teenagers who don't want to be first to hang up, neither of them wanted to be first to show their last down card. The table decided that the proper etiquette should be for the all-in player to show last, and Hawrilenko can't have felt great about seeing Adriano's ace. He turned over a jack and busted without delay.
Jennifer Harman: /
Daniel Negreanu: (mucked) /
Jennifer Harman was betting out on fifth street when we joined the action; Daniel Negreanu called.
Negreanu was first to act on sixth street and he check-called a bet from Harman. He check-called again on seventh, and promptly mucked to Harman's rivered wheel.
Harman - flying high on 80,000
Negreanu - ducking low on 25,500
Theresa Viganola completed for 2,500 only to have Melville Lewis make it 5,000 to go. Mike Leah three-bet to 7,500 to force Viganola to fold as Lewis made the call.
When fourth street was delivered, Leah fired out 2,500 as Lewis began contemplating his decision.
"You should just move him all in" stated Shawn Sheikhan from across the table.
"I would care if you didn't open your mouth you f**king stupid prick!" stated an angrily looking Leah as he death-stared Sheikhan.
The floor was called over and the gave Leah an official warning as the hand continue.
Lewis did in fact follow Sheikhan's advice and make it 4,000 to go to put Leah all in as each player's boards ran out as follows:
Leah: 
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Lewis: / /
With Leah unable to make a better low, he packed up his belongings before sending over another death-stare to Sheikhan.
"Now you wanna be a tough guy too?" Sheikhan responded.
"Will I get into trouble for cursing at the rail?" asked Sheikhan to the Tournament Director that was present after the earlier heated exchange.
The Tournament Director explained that yes he would get in trouble as it was still inside the tournament arena.
"But he isn't a player!" jibbed Sheikhan as Leah slowly trudged off.
Lewis however quietly raked in the pot to move to 110,000 in chips.
William Wood: (mucked) /
Maxwell Troy: /
William Wood completed and then called a raise from Maxwell Troy. Troy bet out on every subsequent street and Wood called him all the way down before mucking to Troy's 6-5-3-2-A low.
Wood dropped down to 16,500. Troy, meanwhile, extended his chip lead to 205,000.
